AHH!! Such a cute shop. My partner and I were having lunch across the street (or around the corner)…read moreat Hagen Coffee Roasters. I couldn't resist passing by all the plants, even though I was only visiting and unable to fly home with anything. Probably for the best. If you're a local reading this, check out Forget Me Not and pick up a plant, pot, or other trinket for your home.

Absolutely adore this cute little shop in my neighborhood. The owner is kind, intentional, and…read morethoughtful - she spent time with us to give super helpful advice and tips not only for the plants we were buying, but also the ones we have at home. The store itself is great - they have a wide variety of plants, pots, and decor. I'm excited to go back again soon.

Cool place but limited selection, especially for my size place and generally very expensive.read more

Alchemy is a great store with items to design your home or office. Featuring furniture, art and…read moredecor accessories such as mirrors and lamps, I like the designers they sell. Their floor support was top notch. The furniture are pieces that are to last a lifetime and generations to come. Art is reasonably priced and some of it is downright inexpensive. There are pieces marked as low as $300. Most of the themes are modern and minimalist.

Stopped in based on merchandise I saw as I was walking by. The shop is quaint but the items are…read morewell made and in good taste. They have same decor, gowns, skirts, fancy hats, antique jewelry and more.. I purchased a lovely Anne Klein jacket. I felt like the items were well priced and maintained. The gentleman that was running the shop was very friendly and helpful. Worth

Junior's is a really fun shopping experience, especially if you're into really cool vintage…read moreclothing. They also have a lot of cool stuff for gifts, like candles, pottery, and jewelry. And the back is open now for private events!! Very hip place!

Muto Design is a unique shop in Downtown Seattle specializing in imported Japanese goods. Here you…read morecan find tons of items ranging from stationery, home decor, and much more!

Welcome to Bellevue, Muto Design! Muto Design is a shop selling Japanese goods, stationary and…read moregifts, which I'm always interested in checking out. And now that they have a location at Bell Square, it makes getting some of these Japanese items easier for us, Eastsiders. I had to do some errands while at the mall and saw that this new store, Muto Design opened, right next to Royce Chocolate. The store is on the smaller side, but it was nice to check out the different merch they sell here, ranging from smaller items, such as pins and key chains to sake sets and pots. I would say that if there's someone in your life who loves Japanese items or trends, Muto Design store is a great place for getting said person a gift from here. Although it's not the largest selection, they have specialized and unique items that'll make you smile. Glad to have checked it out - and that there's a home for it in Bellevue.

As I wandered around the city while visiting Seattle I decided to find the coolest and unique spots…read moreI could find for all the things I love - stationary, artisan-made goods, unique gifts, and artwork that is affordable. I even saw jewelry, name brand reusable bag line merch, and stickers here at Butter Home. Of course there was quite a variety of home goods too including candles, books, etc. I saw some great artwork that was Seattle-themed and a lot of cool large paperclips, stamps, and whatnot to bring back to my office mates as small gifts. You will find something for you and then some here. Service was great as I asked the person working for any other nearby shops. They had great suggestions for other spots to eat and hang out in the neighborhood. I was super happy they were friendly enough to make some recommendations.

Cute and unique! If you're searching for some niche home decor or trinkets, you've come to the…read moreright place! Look for signs that say "Chophouse Row" and you'll see Butter Home on your right in the alley. They have lots of items that are great for gifts! They had stationery, kitchenware, artwork, and lots of Baggu. It's a small store, but there was lots to look at. A nice change-of-pace compared to other stores in the area. A hidden gem :)

Man do I miss World Market. When we lived in AZ, we had one close to home. So much stuff for the…read morehome. Food, dish wares, chairs, outdoor furnishings, pillows. All the stuff. We just came in to wander and remember the good old days when we could easily drive over to pick up that one thing the room was needing. Good times.

Had a bad experience the last time I visited this location. The cashier was quite rude when there…read morewere a couple issues with the items that I was purchasing. Felt shamed like it was my fault that they were not ringing up correctly. Cashier clearly did one want to deal with the situation. The issues ended up being resolved by a manager who dealt with the problems with more tact and consideration. I am not sure if I would shop at this location again due to this experience. It is close to Pike Place Market and that would be the main reason to visit again. Otherwise I would stick with shopping at locations closer to home.

West Elm clearly is struggling with consistency of service across their brand. Like many companies,…read morethe web/online and delivery services are separate from retail. The CUSTOMER doesn't care about that and shouldn't have to. I have a much-delayed-by-COVID order that I needed to change delivery details on. Going through "Customer Service" and/or "Ryder Last Mile" was a challenging and annoying exercise in futility. I finally called back the Denny Way store in Seattle since I'd spent a butt-load of money there in the past and really like the furniture! The supervisor (?) name Marlon was able to both understand and solve the problem quickly. West Elm needs better across-the-board training on how to treat customers positively and with KNOWLEDGE and OWNERSHIP. Thank you Marlon--West Elm needs more like you and I hope they value you.

After three months, I have still not received my $771.34 refund for an order. West Elm's failure to…read morecomplete a simple refund is staggering and unacceptable. Here is the timeline of their incompetence: - Failure 1 (February): The initial electronic refund failed immediately. - Failure 2 (March): Without my permission, they tried to issue an e-merchandise gift card instead of a cash refund, which I had to force them to void. - Failure 3 (April): After I complained and left a poor review, they promised to mail a refund check via USPS. - Failure 4 (May): The first check never arrived. - Failure 5 (May 24): When issuing a replacement check, Customer Care apologized because the first one was voided due to an "incorrect address"--the exact same address they successfully used for the original delivery and order. It has been over 90 days, and I am still fighting for my money. They have failed to process a refund electronically, through a gift card, and through two attempts at mailing a check. Do not trust their customer service or refund process. This experience has been a complete nightmare.

My fiance and I stopped by recently after shopping at The Handmade Showroom next door at Pacific…read morePlace. Well... more accurately, my fiance wandered over there while I was spending too much time checking out Urban Plant's pop-up at Handmade Showroom. BUT, once I got my plants, I found him over there looking at the lovely, handmade leather goods at Bezel & Kiln. We loved the notebooks and journal covers. We even saw a gorgeous passport holder. Ultimately I ended up buying my fiance this awesome, leather notebook cover for his Moleskin and pen. Not only was it reasonably priced, but it was gorgeous AND we're supporting artists! I'm definitely going to stop back next time in at PP!

Bezel and Kiln has an upscale but welcoming atmosphere! Both Silas and Petri created an energetic…read moreand comfortable environment and I fept more than happy to take the time browsing that I wanted to. It was a lovely and enjoyable shopping experience, Id come back in gift season :)

Really cool indoor market that has neat little shops and a great Seattle vibe. Always stop in here…read morewhen I'm in the area. Cute spots in here and has a variety of shops to browse through.

I was in the area with a friend perusing the nearby shops after lunch at nearby Taylor Shellfish…read more She wanted to show me this little marketplace and my gosh, can this place be any cuter? It's a hip little indoor market at Capitol Hill with a few restaurants and a handful of retail shops. Although we mainly window shopped and just browsed around, I couldn't help but fall in love with all the lovely aesthetics. There were meats, cheeses, wine, cute little household goods, art pieces, oh my! I also noticed a few familiar names like Sitka and Spruce, a popular restaurant that I stumbled upon while researching 'must eat' spots in Seattle. I wish we had more time to look around. We didn't get to go upstairs, but I'll just have to plan for that on my next visit to Seattle. It's just down the street from the Starbucks Reserve and an easy add-on to any itinerary. Whether you're looking for snacks, coffee, or a complete dining experience -- you'll find something to enjoy here.

What a stunning store. We drove by and said to my partner that we have to stop in and I'm so glad…read morewe did. This is an eclectic, charming, mix of everything type of store. From self care to stationary, bar goods, to blankets, hair clips to candles. It's clear that everything here is carefully and loving sourced and curated. We found some stunning hand tooled leather bookmarks and chatted with the staff for a long while. Things were reasonably priced for what they were selling and I really thought this was suck a treat to visit. 12/10.

A great store downtown Seattle near the Moore Theater. This store has an eclectic selection of high…read morequality goods at a great value. The service is top notch as well and is a great place to stop in to downtown.