PROS -Location is short trip from Seattle…read more -Parking located right in front of store + free -Selection is vast (chairs, kitchen tables, credenzas, etc...) -Customer Service is on point. Jennifer the Owner was available to answer all our questions. We even brainstormed together on the sizing of the pieces and if they were an appropriate fit for our space in Seattle. -Delivery service is available for an additional charge and well worth it Mark delivered our kitchen table at the scheduled time and helped move pieces into our unit. The company owns a big utility van well stocked w. moving blankets to ensure nothing is damaged along the way. -Pricing is extremely reasonable for vintage pieces -Furniture Pieces have character are worn-in with the charm of another era PHOTO -Attached, photo of the kitchen table and chairs we purchased + love.

This store is such a hidden gem! Great value for the money. Jennifer and Mark are super friendly…read moreand easy to talk to, they put up with my many questions. Delivery was reasonable too. We purchased a gorgeous armoire to mitigate the lack of storage in our old home.

What a wonderfully nostalgic shop!! Look in all the nooks and crannies for hidden treasures. This…read moreis a UNIQUE place to visit while in Seattle. Darold, the owner/manager is a treasure himself.

One of the best, and peculiarly least know, shops in Seattle. Despite its location on busy…read moreEastlake, Mort 'struggles for notoriety. Nestled in an old building not far from the Sleepless in Seattle house boat docks, Mort's peddles a mix of old and new perfect for a cozy cabin or classic bungalow. From Jemeric pottery to hand made log lamps, distressed signs and Pendleton blankets, this little shopped is crammed CRAMMMED from floor to ceiling with interesting NW gems. Be careful of their odd hours.

So many vendors with so many great things.A lot to look at and a lot to choose from! We are from…read morethe tacoma area, but make special trips to come into this particular antique store.And it's always worth it!!

This is definitely a Seattle vintage market.... I mean the place was huge, but also like.. pretty…read moreexpensive. And mostly things that a hipster would find cool but the average antique shopper is never going to buy.weither that's due to necessity or being over priced I'll leave to your imagination. Still, it isn't bad, in fact for the location serving to the population it's decent But I prefer my antique shops to be so stuffed with junk and I prefer to not spend 95 dollars on a fake silver matchbook case.

I purchased a used bookshelf from the Tom Gorz Collection, and was appalled to later find it at…read moreIkea...for $70 cheaper brand new! I called several times and left voicemails requesting a call back from a manager, but no response. Finally I filed a dispute to the original purchase with my cc company...in good faith, only disputing the amount in excess of the IKEA price (regardless that the bookshelf I bought wasn't even brand new). It appears the collection had no problems in their responsiveness to the credit card company defending the charge, but can't return my phone call to resolve the issue. I will either work with my c company for resolution, or will file charges for fraudulent misrepresentation of a product. This place fraudulently represents their furniture to upsell it, but beware you could probably go to ikea and find it much cheaper.

Great selection of furniture, lighting, art, and collectibles. I love the new location near Airport…read moreWay in SODO. I've been several times and the friendly staff is very helpful. And it's a cool space to explore and find unique items.

I was just in the store 12/1 looking for a Christmas ornament and was excited to find a gift for my…read morepartner. While looking, I noticed that no one greeted me, no one asked if I needed help with anything. Yet, several people around me were asked and they all happened to be white, or look white at least. As a person of color, I couldn't help but feel that this was done on purpose. I even stood next to the jewelry which is right next to the cashier and nothing. I still bought the item and left. Ultimately, I decide to come back a few minutes later to return it. This didn't feel right at all. I wanted to give them my feedback in the moment but decided to call after I left. As a brown male amongst all white woman, it just didn't seem like the best idea. I want to say that this wasn't on purpose but it's hard not to take it that way. I will never shop at this place again!

TL;DR: Adorable store, tasteful and unique items. Worth a visit if you're in search of home…read morefurnishings, if not to get a little inspiration. Customer service level may vary. If I can figure out a way to use my reward online, I'd shop more often. This is a lovely store, filled with lots of cool/cute/French/MCM/unique home furnishing items and beyond. If you're shopping for a gift, you can't really go wrong here. I stopped by recently on a Friday after playing pickleball at Delridge CC. We'd moved into a bigger home and had been shopping for unfussy outdoor furniture. I love the aesthetic of Fermob bistro set, and when I saw this store carried more Fermob items, I decided to pay a visit. The store is filled to the brim with charming items you'd want to take home, including some apparel, jewelry and bags. I went back the next day with my partner, and we bought some outdoor rocking chairs, a loveseat and some side tables, as well as a cozy alpaca blanket to use in our yard. They were having their 20% off anniversary sale June 8-, so I feel very happy about the shopping on Saturday. The reason I say "maybe" to the "would you recommend?" question has to do with my personal experience on Friday, when there were fewer (2?) employees and also fewer (2) customers in the store. Make of it what you will. As a POC and someone who walked in there in some athleisure getup with no purse (just the phone), I felt like some of the staff may judge a book by its cover. I obviously seemed interested in the furniture, tried sitting on them, curiously took photos of them to show my husband, but until I took the initiative to say hi, the employees acted like they wouldn't have any time to spare for me (2 employees talking to a white lady, 2 customers). I purchased 2 sets of Graf Lantz coasters and a bag that day. I was asked if I was in their system/reward program, but at no time was I asked to be added to the system. Also: I only found out about the anniversary sale starting the next day, because I overheard them telling the other customer and asked about it. (If I hadn't overheard, they might have lost a $3K sale.) Only after I went back with my (white) husband in a better outfit, I feel like I got more eager help. Again this was just my personal experience on a particular day, so your experience would of course vary depending on your/store's circumstances. It wasn't an overt profiling, but more like a series of small subconscious (or conscious) choices out of habit. To a person who's experienced this kind of dismissive behaviors from many a storekeeper, it may seem more like micro aggression. On the positive note, after my bigger purchase, I earned enough points to get a $100 discount! I feel like this is a pretty good reward program. I wish I could figure out a way to use this discount online/have things delivered, since I don't live close to the store.

I came in asking for some special buttons for a project I'm working on. O. was kind enough to offer…read moreto bring in some she had from home, and they were there waiting for me to look at the next time I showed up. It was really thoughtful and personal. It makes me appreciate our community! Their clothes and other fun items are such treasures. Great place to window shop or find that special something. Thanks! Bo

The fact that this funky vintage shop exists in my neighborhood makes me so happy. The frosting?…read moreThe folks who run the joint are kind, friendly, and focused on providing exemplary customer service. This is a TERRIFIC spot to shop for those in your life who love vintage goods and vinyl records.

Amazing curation of vintage goods. The layout and organization is A+. Great collection of vintage…read moreLevi's, wranglers, Pendleton, and more. The prices are so reasonable for the quality. The owner is very friendly and will do his best to find what you're looking for. Cool and honest dude. Dexter, the shop dog, will keep you company as you browse. The shop is still very new and I'm excited to return soon

What a great little gem of a store! Well organized and not super packed to the gills. Just…read moreperfectly cluttered, but not so messy that you cannot maneuver inside the space. Quite a lot of really nice art pieces and fantastic artifacts. This gentleman who operated the store was so kind and generous with his time. I spent quite a bit of time chatting with him about different odds and ends, and antiques, as well as historical notes of western Washington. So kind and approachable! I'm used to gruff or apathetic owner - operators of antique places. Definitely worth a visit. Get away from the main drag and stop by this little shop!

I've been coming here for a year now and I always find some good bargains. I'll share that if you…read moreknow what you're looking for and have an open mind, you may find it at this shop. There are consignment stores, and vintage stores, and non profits that sell some similar stuff and charge and arm and a leg for facsimiles. Danny seems like he loves getting stuff so that the right owner will gravitate towards the good and he has an eye for quality. For example, vintage baseball globes, Raybans, gems, handmade wood toys, a random barrel which could contain rum or poison, and musical instruments. Who knows. There are lots of masks, treasures, and harder to find stuff if you know where to look and how to look. Am I collector? Yes! I will share that this hidden gem of a store is better than many places I've visited in Seattle and in sleepy towns. The sleepy towns have some legit finds. Please support Danny. He's really nice, super helpful, and has a great personality. I've walked in to his shop and he's providing tourists with a 15 minute Seattle tour guide with the best poke eats and sightseeing. This is complementary.