I love gift shops that are filled with pretty and practical things. Kinder Home is one of these…read moreplaces! They also have unique items that will make your home a special place. Tastefully selected items for yourself or as a gift - you will find here. Just walking into the store made me smile. Support this place you won't be disappointed.

They rearranged the store showroom floor. I love the new layout. Feels more open and easier to see…read moreeverything - so many nice and fun things! Today I found three items to help complete a gift basket I am making. In the past I have purchased two faux plants and baskets. They have a parking lot which is great. Never worry again about a last minute gift = go to Kinder Home and problem solved!

Lots of beautiful furniture. Coffee & dining tables, sofas & chairs, platform beds, stools,…read moremirrors. A small section of bath towels, curtains & maybe a blanket or 2. Spacious & clean location. Friendly service. Kinda pricey but furniture looks solid.

It's good, but very pricey, not really an outlet type pricing IMHO. Additionally, feels like they…read moreare pushing things that didn't sell well at the store.

Zucari was a favorite shop on NW 23rd and then it disappeared. I always wondered what happened to…read moreit because they had gorgeous items, especially during holidays, and the store did great business. Well, due to some rent issues, they ended up in a shopping center off of NW Barnes. I happened upon it while killing time before a doctors appointment. It's still filled with charming items for your home and garden, most with an old world charm - think urns, topiaries, trailing ivy, fleur-de-lis, iron accents, rustic wood, arched frames and mirrors. Also lots of furniture from accent tables to display units, tables, chairs, desks and more. The owner is so friendly and helpful. If you are looking for ideas, seek him out! Items are unique and affordable in an array of price ranges. While this style as perfect for my previous home and garden, there aren't many items that work in my modern condo, but I purchased some gifts for friends. During the Christmas season, I bought giagantic snowflakes, candle holders and lit trees. If you used to visit this shop when they were on NW 23rd, take the quick ride out to NW Cedar Hills area and continue to support them in this new location. I fear they no longer get the foot traffic; this shop is so special, we need to keep them in business!

I was sad when I saw they had closed their shop on NW 23rd. There was no sign I could see that…read morethey were moving. It was a great shop to grab a gift for my mom as she seems to love everything here. I would drop in with her after lunching at Papa Hayden's.... So you can imagine that I was happy when I stumbled on their new digs! It has the same great stuff as their old place, they have the space broken into smaller spaces and good prices on stuff. So come look around. The staff are always friendly. You know I will be back. It just makes gift buying to easy!

The customer service was excellent. They have a very good selection with plenty of fabric options…read more Was also impressed with the value. We purchased a large sectional

I was in here last year and had a nice chat with the gentlemen that were there at the time, so I…read moremade a note to myself to come back some day. Came back today and wandered around for a minute. As I was approaching the two men there, the one guy was making a harsh judgment about someone's financial situation. It was gross, insensitive, and within earshot of a customer. Not a good look guys.

This store is charming to say the least! So many eclectic items ranging from kitchenware to bars to…read moreliving room & dining, bathrooms, bedrooms & outside included! Prices seem reasonable to the items at hand. Various marble coasters (set of 4) for less than $20. I found beautiful leather bound journals, imprinted on the cover with Dead Poets Society poems, lines, etc. Salt & pepper bowls, beautiful boards for charcuteries. Book ends ranging from French bulldog statues to balloon animals. Service was friendly & swift. They made sure to wrap up my fragile items before placing in the bag also! Check them out!

I had seen that a City Home popped up in Lake Oswego and also near me in Beaverton. I'm a sucker…read morefor a good home display and also home products. I love just wandering around a home store even just to get some inspiration. Anything from new cleaning stuff to an arrangement of things in my living room or how to place decorations in my garden. I also like to giggle about the trends happening. Some are smart while others are odd and can be downright tacky. I expected another Homegoods type of store and did not realize that this store is mostly a trending furniture store catered to that group that is definitely not rich but far from poor. Unlike places like Pottery Barn, that have offerings for us mere mortals with less in our bank accounts to spend on furnishings that are into the thousands, they don't have a lot of accessories here. Even a small pottery piece was $68. Looking at a lot of the items and I felt like this is where people with a bit of money go to order a room so they look like they have some style. That's not meant as an insult as their room displays really are put together nicely. Most people can't really readily afford a designer and honestly the rooms are pretty cool looking with a nice mix of traditional and some modern flair. I could easily see a person walking in and saying that they want an exact room layout and changing one of the art pieces to suit them better. Pieces are thoughtfully displayed and by the look of it it is not really a cookie cutter type of furnishing place. So, you wouldn't have a friend come over to your house, look around and go 'oh didn't I see that somewhere??'.... I was cracking up at the liberal décor using horses... which would be going into homes of people who have probably never even been on a farm, like ever... and then the pillow that said 'Real Housewives of Beaverton'... yikes.... some real WTF winners see my photos for the evidence!) during my walkthrough were the Pollack style monkey lamp for over $900... seriously, I am in the wrong line of work and need to get into making insane looking lamps!!! If you want a labradoodle that doesn't actually walk around as your dog that you can sit on then they have the chair for you. There's also giant brass mushrooms, just one half of a horse lamp or perhaps a pillow for $163 that doesn't even vibrate... they did have some pretty incredible artwork for really reasonable prices and a truly gorgeous green velvet couch.

Really cute shop!…read more They have a lot of house hold items and some basic skin care. Non-items are also carried, I think these would make a cute gift for someone. If you are wanting to get more into sustainable shopping definitely worth checking out.

Wow! What a unique store! You bring in your own containers or get a free recycled one. You grab a…read moreRFID card and put the container under the spout and it charges you by the ounce. The exception is the powders that are weighed on a scale. It has a great selection and cheaper if not comparable prices to other items. I love their idea of no containers and zero waste. I got some rose water toner that is amazing and I'm trying their dry shampool powder but it made a mess so probably not a repeat item. Please try this if you are in the area!

Love reusing stuff and the store is well organized. Friendly staff and easy check outread more

A DIYer's dream come true: ReStore makes the most of the donations they get here, most of which is…read morecast-offs from renovation projects, including building supplies, cabinets, doors, windows, furniture... you name it. There are even used tools in decent condition, and occasionally artwork, appliances, lawn hardware and more. I wouldn't compare it to Goodwill though : they are fairly picky about what they accept as far as donations, and there are no clothes. As someone who's both donated and bought here, I'm a fan. Prices are more than reasonable and you're saving this stuff from going in the dump.

Nicely curated store with beautiful displays. It's just nice to look at, easy on the eyes. I like…read moreto stop in when I'm in the area to see what's new. But during a recent visit, I didn't have the best customer experience. The store is geared toward a specific demographic, that I'm outside of, so none of the staff greeted me, no friendly hello or welcome in, but they happily talked to every other customer in the store, which was off putting. So even though I liked many of the items that I saw, I chose not to buy anything. I've been to other White Birch locations and had better experiences.

What a charming store! The owner has done a fabulous job curating collections of home decor, gifts,…read moregourmet pantry items, holiday decor, and a small, but thoughtful, selection of women's clothing and baby clothes. The store is spacious, filled with natural light, with wide aisles so you can take your time perusing the various areas with ease. And it smells wonderful! The main and OG store is in Hillsboro and items move back and forth between locations so there is always something new. Seasonally, they augment the merchandise with holiday items. If you are looking for a gift, or a pick me up for yourself, it's easy to find something here. A fun selection of earrings and jewelry, hand soaps, specialty pantry items for that foodie in your life, pretty dresses, jeans, pillows and throws, candles, cookbooks - it's all there. A little of this and a little of that. The young lady working there the day I visited was so friendly and welcoming. She gave me the genesis of the store in Hillsboro and the decision to open up this second location. she encouraged me to stop back in, especially during the October- December season when there are even more holiday items. Located in the new strip mall on NE Cornell and Stalzman, it's super convenient with plenty of parking. Grab a coffee next store and then take a cruise through White Birch.