This antique store is well curated with lots of vendors and spaces in the building. Lots of…read moredifferent rooms so I walked through it twice because there's so much to see. The prices are also reasonable. Mixture of antiques, new and vintage clothing. The service was extremely welcoming and everyone was very friendly. If you want to see anything in the locked cabinets they are very accommodating. Highly recommend and will visit again when in the area

Eddie has been an oasis of good humor, wit, kindness, and treasures, for 25 years at least. That's…read moreabout as long as I've known him. This town has been a thorn in my side ever since mom married her 8th husband, and moved to God forsaken Gilchrist . Bend came into it when a job was needed.( I bleeve the cut-stock mill just weren't cutting it). I was marooned up here the first time 25 years ago give or take. I recall thinking-" who in their right mind would stumble into this blight of a place and drive a flag in?!! " . People spend 80 percent of their energies just beating nature back enough to exist in it . (SERIOUS WEATHER). One bright spot throughout was Eddie. A friend. He always greeted me with a genuine smile and a how are ya? The town is quite fancy now. It's still Bind, to me . Go meet Eddie . A fine fellow .

The change has done 'em good! Much expanded in their new location on Wall Street over what was in…read moreinventory when the store was on Bond Street. Although they've been in their new digs for a while, we had not yet been inside given that previously we felt the items for sale, while lovely, were too arts and crafts era oriented for our home. But today we found a nice expansion of accessories and home items. The store's merchandise is still arts and crafts centric but with other items added and we ended up making a couple of purchases. The goods for sale range from table linens to lamps to soaps to jewelry to wall art to birdhouses to table top accessories to candles to decorative books to greeting cards to vases to area rugs... I just scratched the surface. If you like birds, nature themes, botanicals, great textures and colors there is probably something here for you even if the Bungalow era isn't your look. Prices are fair too, not low but reasonable for a downtown store. It's also a well lit comfortable space for shopping with wide aisles to make it pleasant. (The sardine can aisles and product spacing in some stores is a puzzle for how the owners think It is good for customers.) And in this case the reward for the owners is that, as example today, the shoppers included a dad pushing a stroller and a woman using a mobility aid. Good access brings in customers. Footnote for my "good access" comment above: there is a one step down to the lower part of the store so if you use a wheelchair, just a "head up" about that barrier to full participation.

Bend Bungalow is a cool not so little store than specializes in Arts & Crafts type accessories and…read morehome items. The selection is broad, the choices are handsome, browsing around is fun (and sometimes educational), and it's all fairly affordable. The owners also aren't purists as they mix in Art Nouveau, Asian, and Northwest Lodge elements that influence the overall style. Gayle and I stopped in during our recent visit to Bend. There were actually several items that caught my attention that I was ready to buy. As the Man of the House, I pulled rank and then got it yanked right out from under me! Maybe next time.....

GREAT STORE! So fun to peruse here as you never know what you will find. Such an eclectic…read moreassortment of goodies (or oddities) and ran by some really nice people. It was always a highlight to visit this shop every couple of weeks or so chat, look at all the newer stuff and perhaps even walk out with some trinket, tool or movie. I dig this place and miss it since I moved. When I return back to town it will be on my must visit list.

Absolutely horrible store. Sells fake items, that they know are fake, and pray on people who don't…read moreknow it is fake to buy it. Once you realize it's fake there is no return policy so you can't take back your overpriced fake Chinese items back. Not to mention the service is horrible. Went back in to tell them it's fake and they don't even care.

Nicely curated and displayed goodies. I ended up buying not one but TWO vintage jackets…read morehere-oopsies, they are special.

Best store ever!!!!!! Olivia is hands down the absolute…read moresweetest. We had the best time at this store. Great finds and defintely bought the jumpsuit. WINNERS

We've used Redeux's consignment sales services several times over the last "five-ish" years. Our…read moreexperiences have always been very good ones. BOTTOM LINE From my perch, Redeux provides a convenient way to sell furniture and home goods for a seller and for a buyer who has the skill to shop from resale stores, a good shopping experience is had as well. As very nice add on, the people are Redeux have been very friendly, professional, and easy to do business with. QUICK SALES & GOOD PRICE FOR CONSIGNED ITEMS We've taken Redeux things ranging case goods from large retailers (Crate and arrel) like accent tables, to night tables from mid range furniture companies (Lexington) to area rugs from home goods specialty stores (Pottery Barn) to bench made, authentic antique reproduction chairs from a New England based high end manufacturer (D.R.Dimes) and in every case, they've sold our goods at a price with which we've been pleased. And in all but one of these cases, the chairs which we knew would have a much more limited audience in Central Oregon, the sale took place well within 30 days. WELL MANAGED & MAINTAINED STORE Redeux does the advertising for the biz, they operate the store, they complete the transaction for the sale of our consigned furniture or home goods an they give us a check, minus their reasonable consignment fee. The benefits to us as many - no need to pay to place an ad in the paper trying to target the right buyer, no need to have people coming to your home to look at things, no need to be involved in the (necessary) "will you take this" price negotiating. The owner, Nancy Glasser, has professional experience as an interior designer and it shows in how she merchandises the store. Attractively laid out for shoppers, including most aisle ways wide enough to provide "browsing room" for all shoppers including buyers using wheelchairs too, and kept spotlessly clean. I've never developed the knack for re-sale store shopping, but if I had that bent, this is a store I'd frequent. In fact, I learned of Redeux first from an interior designer who said she often went in there to look for specific "this or that". TIPS 1) PS to Yeeps and other Peeps who look for vintage clothing in resale stores - on a couple of times when I've been browsing Redeux, I've seen some of what appeared to be 1970'ish(?) garb in excellent condition in a room in the back of the store. 2) I don't have photos of my own to post, but if you want an example of what you might find if you shop at Redeux, here's a link to great photos from the store's website. http://www.redeuxbend.com/Photos.html

What a wonderful experience with professional experienced well informed staff. I have valued our…read morebusiness relation with consigning pieces as well as buying some high quality pieces. I would recommend everyone to stop by their store and find your perfect piece. Highly recommended

This is such a great store with a an even better family running it! If you're looking to support a…read moresmall business that truly cares about community look no further. I love stopping here to get my wife a gift, check out the workshop schedule or just hang out before I head home to Portland. The only complaint I have is that last time I was there this very angry man, I think he said his name was Frank M? Well he was just standing outside crying about how nobody would buy the soap he was trying to sell in the parking lot and shaking a large stick at people. They were very kind to let Frank stay but I think he should have took the hint and found another place to cry. Perhaps Drake Park. Anyway love the business and no shame to Frank but Pomegranate has way better soap.

If you want to experience a business where you will feel seen and loved as much as being a member…read moreof their own family, I highly recommend you check out this incredible shop! Amazing products, people, and I can't think of another word that starts with p, it's just a phenomenal place!!

Me -Fresh from Alaska to Bend and searching for a FuN, fab and friendly place to help me furnish my…read morenew home- well, after a few boring stops, I rolled in to Bend UpStyle. Yay 10's across the board for: selection, presentation, service, prices and the awesome quality of the customer care! A BIG Thank-you to the staff at "Bend UpStyle" for welcoming me to Bend and making it a pleasant experience furnishing my new home!

These guys were awesome! Eric and Jason both rock! They were very helpful and accommodating and…read moresharing options to make my decision. There was absolutely no high pressure to purchase anything and I found that comforting and refreshing. The store has the inherent feel that repeat customers are appreciated. There was NO ridiculous markup, as I saw several items that were markedly more expensive elsewhere. Unfortunately, I had over paid 5 times more for an item I saw in their store. I would definitely be dealing with these guys again, and again.