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.

Such a cute little boutique. This place is a perfect spot to buy gifts or little doodads for your…read morehouse. I used to never understand shops that curated materials, but this place really understands my vibe and I find myself coming here every week and just the browse their selection. The staff is super friendly and attentive and if you like their prices are really reasonable. It's basically like browsing a Pinterest board in real life

I had an issue with an order I placed, and Mary got in touch with me right away, and had already…read moregotten a resolution in the works. Their online store has such a cute selection, and I will definitely keep them in mind for future gifts for friends - and myself included. Very kind and efficient, and if I'm ever out that way I would love to pay a visit in person. Thanks again!

Beautiful wood furniture. I went to a dozen different stores looking for the right table and…read morefinally found a simple but gorgeous bench here that had a raw, textured wood look. On top of that a history behind the piece and I got it for a very reasonable price. Collin, the owner was really awesome. Worked with me a bit on the piece I wanted, offered to have me try it out at home to see if I really liked it. Cleaned and treated it before I picked it up too. Top notch service.

What a fun store with a delightful owner! The woodworking is beautiful and the furniture is so…read moreunique. The wireless charging pads and tables are genius! Amy is creative and generous with her time and insight. A custom piece by her would be a lifetime treasure!

With a truly original eye, Kirk Albert Furnishings combines the best of vintage salvage, set…read moredecoration and found masterpieces. While I've never purchased here, I have to say the walk through is one of the most unique and remarkable places to browse in all of Georgetown, which is saying a lot since Georgetown is already the epicenter for the unique and remarkable in Seattle. I have always had a crush on the creatives of this world, for their ability to see things that, while I can appreciate and be inspired by, I could not put together myself. Its a intangible talent to make beauty tangible. To create and transform a space. You walk in here, and everything is unique, and its placed in such a way that makes you see an already one-of-a-kind item, differently. Its not just a furniture store for the reclaimed and upcycled, Kirk Albert has some really almost revolutionary transformations going on, like turning a vintage bowling alley into a long, gorgeous communal table by adding enormous, industrial-type legs. Turning old reclaimed wood into a one of a kind console by by breathing new life into it with a balanced set of Frankenstein shop legs. He incorporates found items like a giant ten foot long hanging hammer (take that, boring home office!) to a humorously disturbing John Basquiat meets Frances Bacon framed 3-D tormented man, to possibly hang over your VIctorian fireplace. This shop is very expensive, no doubt about it. Its not for everyone. I mean when have you ever struck out to shop for a six foot tall, black, turn of the century Moose Lodge sign? But for those who like to think outside the box, one piece here could boost your home decorating prowess. Kirk Albert has a curator's eye, a unique and inspiring way of looking at objects that could potentially transform your living space.

Where to begin! This is the top shelf of curated vintage, antiques, art and well designed…read morefurnishings around. Kirk has carved out a niche for rare sought after unique decor that touch your soul while evoking an emotional response. If your looking to blend in to the mundane decorative market of mass produced furnishings then stay away from this gallery. At Kirk Albert you will find pieces that rooms and spaces are built around!

The experience left me frustrated for sure, but primarily just confused. I contacted multiple…read morefurniture makers and ended up choosing UR after visiting their location. I ordered a custom-made table (basic but sturdy design, literally just a tabletop on 4 posts) and paid for it in full on Aug 3 2020. The first red flag was unresponsive and slow communication. Here's what I emailed them regarding specs (this will be important later): 08/03/2020: "Can you give me a rough sketch of what the finished product would look like? I want to make sure there's no ambiguity or points of confusion. I included my own sketch attached. Please call me when you have a chance." 08/14/2020: "Hi, I've tried to reach you by phone a few times regarding the desk." The 4+ months that followed can only be described as an excruciatingly slow and painful process as I desperately tried to garner any tidbit of information they were willing to throw in my direction. I can't post the entire thread because of character limits but here's a sample of me emailing them: 09/07/2020: "Hi, any updates?" 09/17/2020: "Hi Patrick, I have not heard from you in several weeks now." 09/23/2020: "Hello Patrick, I would really appreciate an update from you." 10/05/2020: "Can you give me a firm date on when will this be ready? I placed the order back in early August and it has been two months now." 10/23/2020: "I have not received an update in more than two weeks. Can you give me a firm date of delivery or at the very least some sort of timeframe besides "soon"?" 12/08/2020: "When will this be done? When I visited two weeks ago you told me it should be done before Thanksgiving." 12/15/2020: "I'd like the table that I paid for in August please" UR had me visit twice, on Oct 24 and on Nov 11 to see the tabletop in person to talk about the color. In both instances, I insisted on a dark walnut stain. I emphasized the reasons why I requested it, emailed them samples of the color, supplied photographs, and even pointed at samples within UR's shop that matched what I was looking. The staff, for whatever reason, seemed extremely reluctant to apply any stain at all on the tabletop and would give only non-committal responses in the vein of "We'll see what we can do". Eventually, weeks later, they claim the table is ready for delivery and send me a photo where they have already applied a finish without applying a stain. I have no explanation for their behavior but at that point I got fed up with the endless delays and inexplicable stubbornness and decided to walk away and asked for a refund. UR refused and said my only avenue for redress would be small claims court (quote from them: "we will look for the paperwork"). When I pursued that, the owner resorted to juvenile insults, emailing me that I "suck ass" then eventually getting his attorney involved. To their credit, UR *did* soon after fix their error and applied the correct stain. I visited in person and the table looked great! I secured and paid for its delivery myself and spent several hours setting it up at its new location. It was only then that I found out two things: 1. The table was the wrong dimensions, and too short by 10%. 2. The table was not actually flat and curved inward (see picture). Returning the table at that point was the last thing I wanted to do after everything that transpired. UR claimed that I had approved the shorter dimensions but I have no record of that in any of our emails. Instead, what I do have is multiple instances of me trying to talk to them to nail down specifications but having a difficult time getting a response from them (see emails above). I was never given an explanation for why the tabletop surface was deformed but the flaw made the table functionally useless for its intended purpose. I fully understood that the pandemic has thrown many supply chains into chaos. It makes sense that materials and delivery would suffer delays; to be clear I'm not blaming UR for that. But the issue here is that over the course of several months it was extremely difficult to get a hold of them or get any concrete updates, and what I did end up with eventually was seriously deficient on multiple fronts. Even though I eventually did receive a refund (thanks to PayPal), time and money was wasted on delivery costs and unnecessary court filings on my end. I'm sure UR lost a lot of money as well! But that was a result of some very basic errors on their end and I don't understand why they'd let this happen to them. Hence my confusion.

Great spot right in the heart of Seattle's "home improvement" neighborhood in SODO…read more - unfinished wood - beautiful finished furniture pieces made with reclaimed wood. - unique, one of a kind finds - custom furniture - other vintage pieces great for that industrial chic home decor Popped in over my lunch hour and was amazed by Urban Reclamations show room/shop. There were guys working on pieces in the back. Vintage pieces almost a la antique shop as well as the raw materials that you can purchase by the foot. My coworker is going to buy a piece of wood and make a shelf with industrial looking hardware. Very cool. The staff was super friendly. HIGHLY recommend.

Fantastic little store, the owner is very friendly and knowledgeable about his items, always open…read moreto discuss what you're looking for and what's in his collection. There's a wide selection of items in his store and you can leave a note in his book of items you want. The prices are good, you might not be getting an insane steal but you definitely wont be getting overcharged. I recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

Such a well kept store with items of many different styles and price ranges. Plus, the folks who…read morerun the store are incredibly nice and helpful. The comments on the price tags give me a chuckle!

My husband and I searched high and low for the perfect dining table and struck out at all the major…read morefurniture chains and antique malls. We stumbled across Andy Whitcomb on Craigslist and decided to custom design our dream table -- a rustic (yet modern) farmhouse table, made of wood salvaged from a barn in Oregon. Andy came out to our house to meet with us, show us some sketches and look at our dining room. He's very passionate about what he does, and really pleasant to work with. And his prices are totally reasonable -- we bought a custom table for less than what we'd pay at Pottery Barn. Andy uses reclaimed materials for all of his furniture making and we liked how environmentally conscious he is. Whitcomb & Co. specializes in rustic and industrial styles, with an emphasis on distressing and antique finish. In addition to our table, he was able to transform our old sofa table into a dining bench with rusty steel legs. It looks amazing! Andy is definitely an up-and-coming designer and we're thrilled to have a custom piece from him! (**There was no Yelp category for furniture design or custom furniture so I had to choose furniture upholstery, the closest thing!)

After months of researching local independent woodworkers and lusting after the table that existed…read moreonly as an indeterminate fantasy in my mind, I type with laptop and tiny glass of late harvest Muscat settled firmly upon the exquisitely striped, generously knotted and perfectly-yet-casually formed farmhouse table that I knew I would love if only one day I would meet it in the world. Now, because of Andy, it lives in my little dining room. My kitchen is my respite and retreat, which makes a dining table my canvas and showcase. So I was so excited when moving into our place in May at the prospect of finally, after years without one, having a table.... And not just any table, but exactly the one I wanted, if only I'd known exactly what I wanted beforehand. Two pre-eminent requirements: simplicity, and reclaimed wood; in other words, a piece that looks effortlessly casual in the way that only an individually crafted table, with all its perfect imperfections, can appear. Around Seattle, that can run a fortune. But after having searched hours away, and waiting months for a table that didn't appear, I looked again and finally ran across the website for Whitcomb and Company. This is some beautiful work, people. The kinds of tables and custom pieces that are perfectly unified in their unmatched-ness, created from old reclaimed wood full of stories and knots and age, mixed with a creatively modern sense of workmanship....Not only is Andy's work just lovely, but he's an excellent source of ideas and useful questions. Previously, we'd thought of a slightly different table size, but through his questions about how we actually prefer to entertain (from how we like to sit to whether I serve food on the table or plate it in the kitchen) we ended up with a better idea than what we began with. On top of all that, his pricing is less than many other places in Seattle: a wonderful option for those of us who care about using existing wood sources but don't have multiple thousands of dollars to spend on such a table. Always prompt with email (and present for delivery literally right on the minute!), he was so easy and wonderfully professional to work with. Word on the street is that he might be looking for a storefront or pop-up spot sometime around the holidays on the Hill. If you've got ideas for furniture that you need, I can't suggest strongly enough that you track him down. I'll be here, piling platters onto this beautiful wood (from the Packard Building down the street, no less - how local can you get?!) and marveling at how it matches the dog....

This place is a pretty cool 2-story shop to come and browse some #adulting PNW-ish style: from…read moreTurkish kilim rugs to trendy planters to mid century home goods, this place is fun to browse and even funner to buy!! (Just make sure you have your Visa limit raised first ^_^) The sales people are pretty laid back and helpful and you can ask them any and all questions! Bonus: if you buy plants a block away (at Homestead's really cool Plant Shop), you can buy the planters from this shop and simply take them over to the Plant Shop for plant re-potting surgery...AKA The nice folks at the Plant Shop will repot your plant for you so your plant is all set to bask in its glory once you get to your mid-century quasi-adult home!! Nice!

I truly can't praise this shop enough. From their stunning array of curated vintage rugs,…read morefurniture, and artwork to their staunch commitment to supporting organizations that they care about - how much more could I possibly love Homestead Seattle? The retail space itself is absolutely breathtaking - huge windows that let in the perfect light and beautiful displays. The selection in the shop is ever changing, and the extreme care and thoughtful placement of each piece is evident. Creativity oozes out of this place, and the employees working there embody the vibe perfectly (they're also very helpful and kind). I'm so incredibly inspired whenever I step foot in Homestead. If you're in the Capitol Hill area - seriously, do not miss this spot. Also, their Instagram is absolutely beautiful/perfectly curated/amazing, too!