Decor for a new home

[Tyrant of Ants]

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[THE HCP]

Antiques, no. Cool rustic stuff, World Market.

 

[Colonel Ronan]

Yeah, World Market is a great choice... Or the Swedes can always help you out (Ikea).

 

[andalusian]

There are tons of antique shops in Aurora and Dundee. Makes for a nice day trip - if you like antiques in your house (I do not, but I have had good time going on day trips with the family around both of these little towns - and there are tons of these shops there).

 

[THE HCP]

Forgot about Sellwood! There are a bunch of antique shops over in that area.

http://www.pdxinteriors.com/guide/sellwood.php

 

[BTOWN_HUSTLA]

there was a cool store in the pearl that had strange and odd worldly goods. I think its in the building that Pier 1 used to be.

 

[MARIS61]

Hawthorne Station has a lot of consignment stuff.

 

[maxiep]

If you're looking for ideas, hit up Rejuvination on Grand, however their stuff is new and expensive. Once you see what you want there, you can figure out exactly where to go.

 

[BrianFromWA]

My wife does some design work. South Seattle is probably too far from you, but she worked at/for/with a store called Chair and Trellis. They're online also. They have some really nice stuff, and the connections to get more.