I think this is an incredible store. It's a bit of a surprise when you find it--it's a…read morejust-below-ground warehouse on Stoneway--but completely worth discovering. There are multiple, expansive rooms with primarily mid century pieces in varying styles and uses: sofas, side tables, planters, desks, seating, and so much more. There is a lot to look at but the spaces aren't overwhelming or inhibiting like many antique and mid century furniture stores can be. The selection is quality and the prices very fairly represent condition, material, size, designer, etc. Nothing is too worn out or tattered but you're looking at furniture that's 50+ years old and I think some wear and aging is to be expected (and gives everything character). That said, many items are also in excellent condition. Continue visiting and you'll always find something new. We've stopped in on several occasions, sometimes looking for a specific item or just to browse, and have never been disappointed with a purchase. The business is family owned and operated--they're so kind and knowledgeable of their inventory but also of other furniture dealers in Seattle. This is an excellent neighborhood resource for beautiful furniture and a friendly conversation.

Don't miss this gem!! From the customer service to the inventory, this place has it all. You can…read morefind great little decor pieces and lamps, or bigger fixtures like desks, dressers, sofas or chairs; and everything else in between. Amazing quality and care at an amazing value! Love, love this place. And I found out it's family owned and they have another beautiful store front down in Burien (Split Level Modern), plus another larger store in Burien opening soon. I ended up checking out Split Level Modern after loving the Seattle shop--even more awesome pieces and friendly staff!! Don't sleep on this local, family owned business. It won't disappoint!!

I found this place on accident, as it isn't technically open to the public -- or at least not…read morewithout an appointment. Either way, I found my way in and Brandon was very helpful. He showed me a great many pieces that would've worked for my needs. Several of the items were unfinished, pre-restoration, etc., but he was able to effectively walk me through their processes and help me to imagine what the end result would be. These guys are really passionate about what they do and it certainly shows. If you are looking for high quality mid-century modern furniture, all intricately restored by individuals with a discerning eye, this is your place! Check out their website or book an appointment, they may not always be able to spend time with you if you infiltrate the building unannounced like I did!

Just picked up a wonderful settee/loveseat from these folks. I cannot remember a better experience…read morein purchasing furniture. We saw the settee listed on Etsy, and they bent over backwards to show us the piece and helped us load the furniture. There was a deep and thoughtful caring involved in the packaging for the piece given the rain and transportation method. That definitely expressed the love they put into each piece of furniture. We will definitely be hitting Madsen Modern up in the future for other items. Thanks Brian!

I'm elated with all the furniture I ordered from Anthony at Modern Design Sofas. I had a very…read morespecific color in mind for my sofa and he was able to provide two different fabric samples to choose from. I also ordered a swivel chair and a coffee table. Anthony was very personable and has great communication skills. He kept me informed through the entire manufacturing process. And, the delivery was well within the estimated timeframe to receive. The quality of the furniture is amazing. The service was more than I expected. This isn't your average big box furniture shopping experience. I'll buy from Anthony again!

Got a modular sectional from MDS. Had a great experience, Anthony was great to work with to the…read morepoint and no hassle purchase experience. The sectional arrived earlier than scheduled, smooth and professional delivery too and sofas looks awesome.

You just never know what you will find in this shop. It's amazing and prices are reasonable. I…read morediscovered this shop a few years ago and couldn't believe my find of an original Victorian tin facade. It solved the mystery of what I needed to fill a blank space on the front of a Victorian house we were restoring back in the Midwest.

Excellent shop. Amazing antiques. Great customer service. And an impressive auction you don't…read morewant to miss.

John and John are both amazing and fantastic individuals. I've purchased a lot of furniture from…read morethem from over the years and will not stop! As an art collector and antique lover this place has it all! Definitely a gem in Capitol Hill that always needs to remain, it's the place to be when you just move to Seattle and need something for your apartment

John is a great person very helpful all the time this little community store has served our…read morecommunity for over 25 years. He is helpful. He is knowledgeable. It's always packed to the ceiling. It looks like a junk store. Don't let that for you read some of Jons reviews or five stars thank you John for your help And for being in our community.

I needed to take some time to really think about whether or not I wanted to give the rating that…read moreI'm going to give. After about a month of reflection, here's my honest take. This review won't be structured how I normally structure it so please bear with me. Pacific furniture gallery is nestled in a plaza in Southcenter. My wife and I were shopping for a new couch last year and went to Macy's first, but didn't see anything we wanted. As we walked to the car, we saw a guy holding a sign for Pacific Furniture Gallery-- instead of going to lunch we just decided to go to the store. The employees here were extremely warm and welcoming, and after disclosing what we were looking for in a couch, we were shown an amazing Chaise that was customizable and had a top-notch warranty. We were instantly sold and purchased the couch. During the purchase process, we were told it would take between four and six weeks for delivery. This was in early December. After week seven, we had not heard anything from the store. We called were told us it would take some more time. I know just how much the global supply chain was affected by Covid so an extra week or two wasn't going to hurt. Unfortunately, this turned into a month long back-and-forth with the company, with them telling us it would be another week, every week, for roughly a month. My tolerance for pain is extremely high so I tried not to get too upset as to not somehow delay this couch even further. The couch did not come until after week 11, almost double of the max time it would take. The company did waive the delivery fee, which I truly appreciate, but had I known all this would happen, we would not have purchased. Looking at the other reviews, it seems delivery has always been an issue. To wrap up: Pros - We LOVE our new couch, and love how we were able to choose the fabric of the pillows and the couch itself. - The price of the couch, although high, is justified by the quality of the product. - Salespeople were really nice. Cons - Late delivery. It felt like there was always an excuse for the couch delay. Excuses for additional delay didn't feel genuine. - Communication issues post purchase. All in all, I give this place 3/5. Would not recommend for the average buyer, but if you are willing to drop extra cash, check out their offerings.

Came here last Saturday the last of 8 furniture stores we visited while looking for a new couch &…read moreloveseat. We had seen it all. Junk, funky, cheap, very expensive. Non exsistent sales people & pushy sales people. Thank God we found this place. We walked in to a nice showroom of beautiful moderately priced quality furniture. Norene greeted us & asked us if she could help us. We told her what were looking for & she pointed us in the direction of a few couches that matched our needs. She then left us alone to look at them & discuss them. She returned at an appropriate time to see if we had any questions & to discuss the merits of the couch we liked. She said they were able to sell us those couches off the floor & deliver them in 4 days time! Wow! They were delivered on time by polite & professional delivery people. Yes there was a $125 delivery fee from Tukwila to our house near the UW. Well worth it for my husband to not have to drive down there & back twice in his truck that gets 8mpg.

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.

We've dealt with Jeremy over the years. He's a great guy known my many in the local NW mod…read morefurniture scene but he has always been severely under capitalized. He started out in Ballard some years ago with a mod shop he operated with some family members but the high rents sent him packing to Portland. He operated a mod shop in downtown Portland under a new name (Janus Home) for awhile then when things got tough he packed up and moved back to Seattle likely leaving some past due rent bills behind. It seems his new Revolver Vintage Interior shop has fell under the same fate as his previous business ventures. Even though a good portion of his inventory was on consignment (which is easier on his pocket book) when things got tough even the consignors didn't get paid. The same went for his last few buyers on Ebay. They paid for their items but did not get their merchandise. (his seller ID: SKWM) Once again Jeremy's is a great guy and he finds some incredible stuff with his contacts but his cash flow has always been tight and unpredictable. It's tough to survive in the Seattle market with high rents so you really need to be better capitalized to succeed in this market place. He should get a full time job and just sell on the side and make efforts to repay some of his past clients and landlords that are owed money.

I feel completely betrayed by this business. We had a lovely Eames repro recliner that had…read moregorgeous new leather. We put it on consignment with them many months ago. They did sell it, never gave us our payment and now their phone is turned off and site down. We contacted them repeatedly and they kept promising that they'd send us payment. I can understand if a business fails, yet can't understand taking someone's property, selling it and keeping the money.