This is a destination all unto itself. My friend invited me to dine at that fancy hole in the wall,…read moreIn N Out, and suggested coming here afterwards. Boy was it worth it. It's kinda like a rabbit warren, with a hidden room here, a downstairs area, and you just kinda follow the flow to check things out. I got some stickers (always my favorite souvenir) which I was not expecting at an antique store. so much inventory, beautifully displayed, and cute little things like the wall near the stairs has these holes in the bricks, so they put tiny little mice toys in those holes for you to discover. So freaking charming!!! I will return, but with Sis in tow because this place is such a treasure.

This store is amazing! 20 vendors with fantastic taste! So many cool options to browse through…read more Decorations, furniture, and cool fun items. My wife and I were in there for quite a while checking out everything on both floors. The staff were super helpful and all in a great mood! The selection is overwhelming, so make sure to have plenty of time. We ended up finding a great set of vintage books to use as decorations. My wife is looking forward to getting back to find even more gems!

I was peering at a cute piece of distressed furniture on Craigslist the other night. Sort of a…read moreteal, burnished armoire thingy that someone spruced up and was selling for $500. Like Dr. Who's bow tie, it was COOOOO-OOOOL. WHAT THE HELL IS THAT? said husband, dropping his laundry basket on the floor. It's cute, it's "anthropologie style". What does that mean?he said. "I don't think it's cute. It's hideous." Software engineers. Go figure. Showing him the Anthropoligie website, he said, "People pay MONEY for that?It's old beat up stuff." After trying to explain to him the virtues of character, personality, patina, interest, charm vs. new, utilitarian, clean, etc. etc. i sort of gave up on him. Yes, dude, yes they do. But I don't like to pay that much. I like funky, fun, little stores with hidden treasures. Speaking of which, I had been driving past this store for weeks, always just missing their open hours. It's in a bizarre place, on the corner of West Union and Cornelius Pass Road, by Allstate. Across from where Sweet Oregon Grill used to be (RIP, sniffle sigh). I finally got in there, and I was so right to be excited, this fun little store is loaded with treasures. Stressed, shabby chic, kitschy, cute, adorable, wonderful, REASONABLE, little treasures. I picked up a wooden book shelf for a pittance. I plan to paint it. It's going to hold stuff. Maybe more stuff from this store? Apparently, the woman who runs it ( wasn't there when I was in) specializes in painting old things and making them awesome. You can tell, there are a lot of awesome one of a kind things in here, including garden art,old jewelry, wall art, painted letters, lamps, pillows, little adorable wooden boxes that are actually CD holders but look like bird houses, you know. NEATO stuff. I saw something else in there I really wanted. I have to figure out how to justify it. Hubby? well, he can go buy some more stainless steel shelving for the garage. BO-Ring.

When I work in this area, there's not much to do that doesn't take up the better part of my lunch…read morehour. However, I had to pat myself on the back today because I remembered to come to this funky fun store and wander through the shop and shop. I didn't buy anything today, but I think it's one to keep on my list because I have friends and family who would be very pleased to get something from Wink (and I'd be perfectly happy to buy myself something there as well). There is a melange of vintage and antique items and upcycled items made by the owner. The items made or upcycled by the owner are very nicely done, very professional looking, and prices are quite reasonable. I really liked her handmade jewelry and various painted pieces of furniture. There's an excellent assortment of vintage/antique goodies, and I saw a pitcher and glass set that I think my grandmother had in her kitchen back in the day. Her nice vintage lamps are pretty and in great shape; I have a friend obsessed by vintage lamps, so this is the place to tell her about to feed her habit. One thing I appreciate about WINK is that its clean and well-dusted; I don't sneeze or cough here, an usual state of affairs for me when I shop in a lot of vintage/antique shops. The store owner is very friendly, but not intrusive. I stopped to look at a grouping of pictures on the wall and she told me the stories about how the pictures were of her mom's first couple of stores and then her first WINK store in Lake Oswego. It was pleasant to hear the story. I enjoy back stories and personal histories and it's the perfect way to draw people in without having to do the old hard sell; nothing better than just keeping it natural and going with the flow. She is also very knowledgeable about her items and can answer questions quickly with a wealth of information. I'm sure I will be back to buy from this great shop because of its items perfect for many friends and families, but also because of the owner and her excellent brand of interacting with people turning it into acustomer service art form. Be sure to stop and shop here and enjoy everything.

Gotta go here four times a year any time is a good time. Be prepared to pay to park and entrance…read morefees but you can spend all day if you want or an hour. You'll never see it all you'll make new friends and see old ones. The building and outdoor spaces are laid out neatly plenty of variety you can eat, wander and be comfortable all the while. I know people who bring vans and trailers just in case they need to bring home bigger items. Prices are all decent for the majority of sellers. ATM on site if needed. Food vendors are usually good and reliable but higher prices then you may be used to. Staff is always prepared and friendly. I've sold here a time or two and had great success.

A very disorganized event. Parking is a nightmare every time we try to go, so we won't be…read morereturning. The staff they employ to handle the parking situation are often rude and completely unhelpful. The vendor building gets way too crowded to properly look through the booths, not that it matters because 90% of it is the same stuff you find everywhere else: AI "art", custom tumblers, 3D printed dragons, and resin crafts. Hardly anything vintage, so it's also false advertising.

Great place! You never know what you're going to find! This is the first place I check when I…read moreneed anything for the house or yard.

The people here are very nice and there's always great deals to be found! I got a really nice chair…read morefor only 10 bucks. It's awesome, but I do think your starter plants are priced a little high.

Despite the name, Creative Interiors & Design is also a full furniture store for every room in your…read morehouse. The main showroom has indoor furniture for every room in the house. There is also an entire separate building for outdoor furniture. If you need interior our outdoor design services, you can absolutely get that done here as well. The selection here is HUGE, and all of the items are extremely high-end. Prices are high, but the quality matches. The employees are supremely helpful, friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. There is also a huge private parking lot with many parking spaces. Customers can purchase any items directly from the showroom floor, or can have items ordered. In addition to the huge on-site selection, they have an enormous catalog of anything one could possibly need. Many furniture items can be customized with a huge variety of fabrics or layouts. I'm looking forward to coming back to purchase a beautiful teak bench that will go perfectly with my outdoor fire table.

I entered the store and was not approached by anyone. I believe it is because I was not 'dressed'…read moresuccessfully, meaning I was not dressed Nordstrom. After about 5 minutes, I asked for some help from people standing nearby who had looked at me several times at the desk (they had looked straight at me prior). I said I wanted to purchase a bed and was asked how much I wanted to spend. My response was I would buy what I liked, it didn't matter the cost. The woman said that there was 'quite a range' to which my reply was 'I can handle it.' It was obvious she didn't think I could because I was dressed in my 'day off clothes.' I left. Will not ever return. Really sad that they treat people so poorly. I don't believe I should have to dress up to shop. I dress up at work.