Summer House Design was a great stop as Steve and I were browsing through the various shops in…read moredowntown Port Townsend. This particular place drew me in due to their patron saint candles. There was one of RuPaul, Pee Wee Herman and the entire Rose Family from Schitts Creek. There were other great ones too but those really stuck with me. I have seen these types of candles before but it's been a while and this shop has more variety than most of these types of candles than I've seen anywhere else.

SUMMERHOUSE DESIGN…read more Summerhouse Design is my favorite shop in Port Townsend. It's full of unique things that make great gifts. So many fun items in one place, as well as some cool vintage housewares that will bring back memories!

Great selection and prices are good. I love shopping there for my garden. Located very conveniently…read morewith good customer service.

This is my favorite store in all of Sequim! The variety of things they have is vast & their vision…read more& taste is exquisite. I've gotten a couch, TV stand, bookshelf, end tables, cute hooks!, silk flowers. cards for all occasions. truffles & much more. Please go check it out, you won't be disappointed. Everyone there is super friendly & fun to talk to. Gema A.

I love this shop, every time we visit I get another funny small tile to add to my collection. She…read moreshop owner is a dear soul and makes great conversation! There's always more new and fun things to look at in a tiny space.

This is just a tiny slip of a shop that sells authentic native American objects and art. They also…read morecarry offbeat products such as unusual beads, handmade moccasins, buffalo skin drums, and lots of other quality items. It's a sort of place that's fun and small enough to allow you to examine everything they have. To boot, the owners, Gary and his wife Hannah are wonderful people. If you have the time and you're there, when Gary is manning the store, he will share knowledge and history of the Lakota Tribe. I love going in here! Last time I purchased a Lakota warrior breast plate made by Gary himself. It's just beautiful.

Ah, yet another shop that Steve and I slipped into on our last trip to Port Townsend. We always…read moreloved marveling and buying home decor but now since we actually own a home we are approaching these types of businesses with a renewed vigor! We loved the merchandise in Conservatory Coastal Home very much and really enjoyed the beachy themes that this store had to offer! I particularly enjoyed the large blue glass balls,their small ornamental air plants in glass balls, the chandelier and lamps! The staff here were extremely friendly and very helpful with whatever questions we had. Steve and I have been wanting to do a beach themed room for a very, very long time and were trying to get ideas as to how and what kind of decor we wanted to make that happen. For the longest time we just had bits and pieces for ideas at various stores but at Conservatory Coastal Home we had a good idea about a lot of the things we had in mind for such a room come all together to give us a fresh perspective as to how to go about creating our beach themed room.

I love this shop. It was totally my style: beachy, modern, bright, cheerful, and fun. They had so…read moremany great treasures and I wanted to buy everything. I appreciated that they have something for everyone, even if 'beachy' isn't your style. A great shop to peruse and pick up something special from adorable Port Townsend. Can't wait till I own my own home and have more room to decorate. I'll be back here!

What a cool shop! Lots of nautical and pirate themed goodies! It's spacious inside and there are a…read moreton of great souvenir options. The staff were friendly and helpful! Check it out!!!

Lots of unique items and the service excellence too. They have a lot of nautical and pirate themed…read moreselections as well. Found a couple of xmas items.

Great little shop With so many great products. The owners and their employees are friendly and…read morehelpful but not hovering. My favorite place to shop for gifts and such.

Cute little shop in Sequim. As soon as I stepped into the shop I saw the owner's warm smile and…read moresmelled fragrant lavender perfume. We picked up some lavender syrup for coffee. There's a lot of bath & body products, and gift items.

Port Angeles location is OPEN! The shoppe is clean, organized, & the staff is super helpful.read more

This place is great my friends and I visited Port Angeles and found Maurices. The staff is friendly…read moreand helpful, they carry cloths from a size 0 to a size 24 and the styles are different and beautiful. I just love the staff they go above and beyond to make sure you find what you are looking for. will definitely visit Maurices when visiting Port Angeles Again.

YES! If you haven't…read morechecked this new shop out, you really should. Soybased candles, rugs, artful objects and (you heard it here first) virtually indestructible air plants. You are going to ask yourself about the Airplants. You are going to want to know that the things, although quite alive, are virtually indestructible. Will make a house look like a home even when you aren't a great housekeeper. And that even those of us with wanderlust are unlikely to kill an Airplant when we forget to water it. Or when we have been away from our piece of terra-firma for awhile. Airplants don't need soil. They don't really need much water, except, perhaps for the occasional misting. And they really don't need a whole lotta loving. Just a kiss and a promise will do. Seagrass has 'em...Heather will "plant" them for you in a glass terrarium. Throw in a bitta moss and a piece of driftwood. Sort-of the ultimate gypsy-vagabond's bouquet. Solved a problem for me, they did. Now if I could just train my airplant to vacuum and wash the dishes. Or at least make the bed and fold the laundry. But enough of these reveries...gotta go...Adventure is Out There! (Thanks, Heather!)

On a mission to locate nifty items for a new home, we found many items here which tied into our…read moredesired look nicely. Inspiring and practical ideas for the home. Despite the name, you don't have to be "coastal" minded to find some nifty things. Like Sunset magazine in a small scale storefront. We'll be back when in the area again and hope this gem is still around.