I love this store. I always find something that is just perfect! Their card selection is the best I…read morehave ever found. Make sure you stop by the next time you are near.

The place is is a wonderful little retreat from the mass market drug store items, or the grocery…read morechains. A locally owned shop, with a delightful owner that will guide you or set you free to browse at your own leisure. They have all the right gifts and greeting cards you want.. not millions of items, just a few thousand of wonderfully curated selection that meets and exceeds your needs. Do you need small batch candles, super cozy socks, local and unique crafts, maybe just a cute gift for a friend/lover/family... Come here and get them. So instead of getting lost at the mega mart, get lost at this wonderful shop.

I stopped in with my mom when I wasn't looking for anything in particular and had so much fun…read morefinding items I didn't know I needed and chatting with Walter. Great prices, great finds, and a trip worth repeating!

Read several of the reviews and noticed several repeat complaints about the same associate, the…read moremanager on Greenwood (when I'm in there he calls himself the 'owner'). Guy is rude, impertinent, insulting. He does not know his specialty merchandise. Treats customers, even long-time buyers, like the were employees. Terrible environment. People can go other places to buy furniture than this place! Guy's maybe in the wrong business.

This is a big THANK YOU for House Wares staff for being helpful and providing good customer service…read morewhen one of my two couches arrived with flaws from the factory. House Wares quickly engaged a local upholster who fixed the problem at no cost to me. Now I love my two new couches! So glad I choose to buy locally and urge others to shop there too.

House Wares has quickly become my favorite shop since moving to Edmonds, there are so many cool…read morethings to browse through and I have only ever had great interactions with the staff. It is my go to for gifts, I usually have no idea what I want to get until I walk through the store a bit and will end up with a haul that is always a splash with whoever I give it to. I will warn you that the store is awfully dangerous if you are only shopping for someone else, I have a hard time not buying stuff for myself when I visit. The staff and owner are also very helpful with sharing what other shops may have an item that you can't find in House Wares and I really appreciate the customer focus they have in each interaction.

The older female employee in the floor in seasonals gave my wife the once over and said, out loud,…read more"That's disgraceful. That's disgraceful". Who talks to customers like that? I suggest new training for people who clearly aren't cut out for customer service. Update: after speaking with the manager at this location, it is abundantly clear that our experience was NOT what Kristen expects from her employees. She was thoroughly professional, and followed up by investigating the video recordings in the store to fully understand what happened.

Yelp review #1234!…read more Double masked and taking a break from working from home, I decided to check out the grand opening today (2/25/21) for HomeGoods at 130th and Aurora. It is located between PetSmart and Sprouts. Received a giant shopping bag upon entry, thanks! Never been inside a HomeGoods, brand new so very tidy and orderly. Places like Bed, Bath, and Beyond or Marshall's can be a bit messy in contrast. It has a a little bit of this and that of various home stuff and things. Perfect to refresh or fully outfit your home without breaking the bank. I was debating between a soft spring throw or a sauce pan, the latter wins! I zoomed past the vast kitchen gadgets and utensils and anything bunny related, resist impulse weaknesses. But roamed each aisle and got some note to self decorating ideas. My style seems to be post dormitory with a wee bit of orderly hoarder, lol. Prices were reasonable and a terrific variety. Check it out you're in the North Seattle. HomeGoods is located conveniently west of the I-5 N 130th exit or Hwy 99/Aurora whether by car or bus.

Pleasantly surprised at the amount of indoor and outdoor plants this store has. Happy to find a…read moregood array of pumpkins, outdoor pots, indoor plants and accessories. Great place to look for holiday gifts, cards, candles, whatever you might need. Gary provided excellent service and helped me find what I was looking for.

Awesome little place, very helpful folks. Great selection of plants and I found a great Japanese…read morelantern piece for my garden. Highly recommend!

While I have loved the store and its wonderful merchandise, it is clearly long past time for the…read moreowner to retire when he needs to be rude to a loyal customer.

If you're looking for unique gifts, home decor and items which will make others ask where you found…read moreit, this is the place to go. Great things from eclectic artists. Great shoppe owner who knows his stuff.

Such a cute store to browse for gifts. Local art, good scents/candles, beautiful jewelry. Great…read morelocation!

Swooon!!! Just awesome. Crow is a welcome addition to the neighborhood with their assortment of all…read morethings artisan; Jewelry, paintings, pillows, scarves, etc. The candles and soaps in here smell wonderful. I am so happy I stopped in because I found the perfect one of a kind christmas ornament gift for my sister. I know she is going to love it! Everything in here feels so upscale and high quality. But its actually really affordable..which I love. This place is just what Edmonds needs. Find them just one block from main street. Turn at Salt & Iron and you are just about there.

As many others have probably done, I discovered this consignment shop thanks to the hilarious…read morevideos posted by the owners on social media and had to check it out. The antique furniture selection is pretty great, but a lot of the chairs were priced too high for the condition IMO. The vintage dressers and sideboards were cleaned well and the shop isn't overcrowded with things. Not musty or smelling of rotting wood like some other places I've visited. The addition of plants and local artist section is a great idea to bring in customers who don't have the budget to take home a $7000 antique dresser, but may make a referral to others seeking such pieces.

Clean, nice quality stuff, but quite small store. For a store so far out from Seattle center and…read moreall the social media posts I saw i was a bit surprised at how tiny the place was. Mostly furniture and some small (new) nicknacks.