We were back to Le Shed again during a recent end-of-September stay in Hope. Daughter and I…read moredropped in during a downtown walkabout the first afternoon of our stay. And then came back with Mom the next day, so she could finally have the opportunity of meeting/chatting with the owner, and seeing her fine shop and offerings, and witnessing her wonderful artistic talents. It was another opportunity for us to see and chat with 'Cindy' (owner/artist), about her current displays, recent restorations, new creations, and some of her future plans, thoughts, and all. Several offerings caught our attention this time, but especially, a large, writing/art-working desk display, and several pieces of furniture she had restored since our last visit. We sure enjoyed seeing the very artistic, creative, and lovely makeovers she had completed with each (desk, side/lamp table, large cabinet, and bureau). Fine pieces, that will make lovely additions to someone's home, studio, or the like. These works, and some others, gave us the opportunity to see a little of what she has been doing, and how she has been experimenting with the 'FAT' brand of paints, and other products, she carries and sells in her shop. We so-enjoyed these visits to 'Le Shed'. With its lovely proprietor, and cool displays of "old things, vintage, and odds & ends" stuff -- for us, a 'must-do' stop in downtown Hope.

Neat little shop full of unique items and knick knacks. Very reasonable pricing with good service.read more

Loved this antique store! Finally stopped in after driving by often! The owner was very kind and…read morefun to chat with. Lots of great curated pieces, very organized and easy to look through. Also, I was very surprised with the prices. I would definitely recommend this store if you are looking for timeless treasures for your home or as a gift!

What a great place in Ferndale. Lots to look at so take your time. Great customer service. Several…read morepeople in the store at the time. I'll definitely be back

No integrity. Gotten bad reviews on eBay by not processing and delivering purchases. In addition ,…read moreon Yelp, having relatives, friends and employees leaving glowing false recommendations after getting a bad review IOT to justify their failure s.

Ral has an amazing store and I am sure you find something you love. It is a little full but that…read moreadds to the ambience.

If you like antiques, collectibles, art, and interesting brick-brack this is a great place to…read moreexplore. The historic building is pretty cool too. Check out the wood floors and the worn wood staircase. The 1913 building was originally a mercantile selling feed, horse drawn buggy's and all manner of goods. You'll find great displays, interesting treasures, and loads of variety at reasonable prices. Lots of 30% off sales the day we went and 50% off in the upstairs room. Fun!

We found Finders Keepers open on our walkabouts during a recent (late-March) stay in Hope. For…read moredaughter and I, who have often walked past this shop during previous stays, finding it closed, and left wondering about what might be in there, it was finally an opportunity to drop in for a look. Wow! small, and very fully-packed!! The inside interior very narrow, difficult to navigate, with what looked liked every possible nook & cranny of space used to display their offerings. When inside, and walking about, one truly gets thoughts and feelings of what treasures may be hiding in there! The signage on the storefront window states "used furniture & collectibles", and that truly sums it up -- there's about anything, and everything, and a little more!! We enjoyed these first-time, fun, and interesting stops at Finders Keepers.

There's not really any collectibles here - it's more of an extremely overpriced junk store. For…read moreinstance, they had a used lounger from the 1990's for $90, and a small framed mirror for $50 - things that you can buy at a thrift store for less than $10. This place is never busy because the pricing is delusional, and the items are basically trash. People enjoy thrifting for the prospect of finding a good deal, which makes me believe that this place won't be in business long.