Where did you get that?

We are often asked where our furniture comes from and the answer is a bit of everywhere.

Sometimes the Seattle Design Center will call us when they are selling their samples, sometimes we buy other staging companies inventory when they go out of business, we purchase online and at our local stores. Once we purchased a killer fur rug at Goodwill, we buy at consignment stores and we move items from our own homes into inventory when we purchase for ourselves. A bit of everything!

Here is what Sister Extraordinaire just purchased. Thank you Joss & Main.

 We are always in need of chairs. They have arrived and will start working on the staging circuit this week.

Shopping in Portland

Our most recent trip was more about focusing on our company and getting inspired and less about shopping. That said, we filled the back of the SUV we drove. Here were some of our stops along the way.

Located in the Pearl District. Great Home store.

Super creative owners. We saw how they added trim to an already cool light fixture and make it even better. Beautiful new and old furniture and accessories.

Manor has beautiful Farrow and Ball paints, lovely books, bedding and furniture.

This is where we hit the inspirational jack pot. Beautiful beautiful furnishings. Incredible pieces from Oly that we have always coveted.

Out of this world fabrics and trims for the home. We picked out a few for the Sewer Chicks to whip up some pillows for us.

It is completely unsightly... Look past the big box vibe, head straight to the home décor area and you will find plenty to inspire you. We purchased fabric for chairs and pillows.

Often worth a stop. The no tax situation makes it an even better proposition. Purchased an acrylic console table and a piece of incredible art that we used in the next staging job.

Portland Shopping

We are longing to go back to Portland for another load from our favorite haunts. Note to self: bring larger vehicle. Our car was stuffed with furniture and items from: Home Goods, Z Gallerie, West Elm, & Fabric Depot.

We are going back for these bistro tables from West Elm.