I went into the store looking to buy a new sofa. No sales person asked if I needed for help or…read moreanything. Good selection but service is horrible.

Seldens has a huge selection. And Lori is a terrific designer and a creative problem solver! She is…read moreincredibly thoughtful about details, very responsive and professional...highly recommend!

From an era gone by. Don't miss their fire sale. Frank is awesome! Worth the visit before it closes…read morein 2 weeks.

WARNING: DON'T EXPECT YOUR QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED…read more I called 3 minutes after opening and Frank was still on his way to the store and told me he would call me back, which is fine and I did appreciate the follow up and call back 10 minutes later. Since we have a small family room, the first question I asked was if a specific measurement range for sofas were available to make and/or try at the store. The second question I asked was regarding the fabric material and if it pils. My third question I asked was regarding the material of the cushion/if it was made of memory foam. As soon as I asked this third question, I was told that I asked too many questions and advised to go to La-Z-Boy or come in person to his store, not to mention that he quickly hung up on me. I did not realize that asking three questions, let alone shortly after opening hours, was considered too many questions. Instead of taking ownership of not knowing the answer to my third question, I was gaslit into thinking that I was in the wrong for asking that question and turned away as a potential customer. I wanted to be supportive of a local business but it seems like customer service is much better in larger chain retailers. The only positive was that I didn't waste my time driving there and experience the worst customer service in person.

Expertly curated vintage home furnishings and accessories,fair and reasonable prices. A wonderful…read morestore in Kirkland.

This place is like walking through doors to another era. Exquisite tokens of times gone past. The…read moreelements of this store are unmatched. If you find yourself near Kirkland I encourage you to stop here and relish in the history and function and purpose of generations before us. This little gem has multitudes of choices and you really can't go wrong with a visit. Do yourself a favor and give this little mom and pop business a go.

Stopped in today on the recommendation of a family member…read more Oddly empty for a weekend--only one other customer. Asked a salesperson named Gail to sell us chairs that we could on their website. Total would have been about $2k, over and done in ten minutes. Gail derided them as "imports" (even though most of the stuff in the showroom is made overseas), showed us nearly everything else in the store, and ultimately pressed us to buy chairs that were literally 10x more expensive than the ones we asked about. Every time we asked about the ones we wanted she told us about something far more expensive. As we left, she offered to print out data sheets about both chairs. She gave us the sheet for the super-expensive chairs, but somehow forgot to include the sheet for our first choice. I have zero faith that any deal with these people would go as expected and I'll never buy anything from them.

First off, you won't be allowed to browse without being hounded by a sales person following you…read morearound. Yes they had some good information, but I couldn't look at anything or even keep up with the rest of my family because the sales lady wouldn't stop talking. Also, there was an African American couple in there the same time as us and this longer haired sales guy/owner I didn't catch his name, actually told them they "segregate" customers "not by color of course" but by "style." Unbelievable he even had to go there. Won't be returning no matter what the quality of their furniture is.

We stopped by here on a Monday afternoon and were greeted promptly but there was only one other…read moreperson in there. The sales man walked us through the show room and showed us some different couches for our covered patio. The furniture was nice and looked like it was made well but it was expensive 7,000 for an outdoor couch seems high. They had some for around 4,000 also but seemed high for one piece of furniture for patio.

Kathryn at Summer House helped us complete our Rainbow Adirondacks on the beach. We had red,…read moreorange, yellow, green, blue, but were looking for indigo & violet. (ROY G BIV for those of us who paid attention in high school physics class.) Kathryn found the closest thing with a Polywood Navy Adirondack. We have more than ten of their Market Umbrellas, as well as other patio furniture. Long time customers, and very happy with their offerings and service.

Paul, Jennifer and Mark are a joy and so lovely to speak with every time we drop in... Keenly…read morecurated treasures are abundant in the shop! You will be pleasantly surprised at the variety. We find something we love every time.

On our most recent foray into downtown Renton, we happened upon Modern to Vintage, drawn to their…read morecollection of mid-century modern wonders. Well, shake yourself up a martini, put on your cocktail dress and absorb the Mad Men-worthy vibes of Modern to Vintage. They have two locations in Renton, just blocks apart and both carry a beautifully curated and delicious collection of furniture. The items they had were gorgeous, with pricing to match. The quality and lasting power of these pieces is undeniable but it comes with a pretty price tag to match. We fell in love with a tiny table that wasn't in shape to sell yet, but hopefully will be soon and we can return to buy it and give it a home. If you love quality and style, this is your jam.

We've purchased several things from them in the past and had a good experience, so when I…read morevolunteered to buy new furnishings for our condo community clubhouse, I knew this was the place to go. It was daunting buying for other people and I wasn't sure where to start, but Brandon guided me through it. He knew which materials would work best, and which colors and patterns would fit our style. And super low pressure. Plus, everything I purchased was made in the USA.

Since 2019, I've bought so many beautiful pieces of furniture from Bothell Furniture. Every piece…read moreis so well made and will last forever. I loved the small and large bookshelves that I bought last year so much that today I ordered another small bookshelf for my office and tomorrow I'm going to order a large one. I really don't understand all of the one star reviews about customer service because I've yet to have a bad experience. Honestly I've never particularly liked going to furniture stores in general, but Bothell Furniture is warm and inviting. I love that someone always recognizes me when I walk in and the staff is always friendly and helpful. When I ordered the small bookshelf today, the sales associate recognized me and was able to look up my last order. They're having a sale, but the prices had gone up from last year. However she said she would give me the same pricing as before. My condo looks so much more inviting with the furniture I've bought from Bothell Furniture.

We stopped by while we were already in the area since I'd been curious to check it out. It was my…read morefirst visit, and while I didn't end up taking anything home, I'm still glad I finally got to see what it was all about! This is definitely more of a furniture and home improvement focused store than the type of thrift store I usually gravitate toward. There were lots of larger furniture pieces, unique home decor, artwork, tools, paint, and more. I could see this being a really fun place if you're remodeling a room, furnishing a new space, or tackling a DIY project since you could easily pick up both the supplies and some one of a kind pieces in one stop. One thing that stood out was the artwork. There were some really fun and unique pieces hanging throughout the store that made browsing enjoyable. The biggest downside for me was the pricing. Some items felt reasonably priced, but quite a few of the larger furniture pieces seemed expensive enough that I found myself thinking you could buy something new for a similar price. Of course, that's going to depend on what you're looking for and whether you fall in love with a particular piece. The staff was incredibly friendly, though, and that definitely made a positive impression. There were signs throughout the store encouraging shoppers to ask for help reaching artwork or items on higher shelves, and everyone seemed genuinely happy to assist. Overall, it wasn't quite my style of thrift shopping, so I probably wouldn't make a special trip back. That said, if you're hunting for furniture, tools, or unique home pieces, it's absolutely worth stopping in to see what you might find!

Really bad service and communication…read more It makes it hard to help organizations like this when they support a good cause but they are really disorganized. I would recommend you work harder to be better at communicating with your donors.