If your living room needs a refresh or you’re hunting for the perfect quirky accent, the home decor scene around Vancouver has something for every taste and budget. From indie furniture boutiques to crystal shops and sprawling treasure-filled marketplaces, there’s no shortage of inspiration or finds to make your space feel more like home.
Let’s get to it.
Full House Furniture
When you’re on the hunt for new furniture, Full House Furniture feels like a friend’s recommendation come to life. Tucked into a suburban strip mall just off NE Fourth Plain, this boutique-style showroom is refreshingly small. You can find what you need without wandering down endless aisles or needing a snack break halfway through.
They strike a great balance between modern and traditional styles. You’ll spot sleek, clean-line couches and Euro-inspired sectionals alongside farmhouse and colonial throwbacks. They even have reclaimed butcher-block pieces and glass-top pub dining sets if you want something a little fancier or purely practical. Every section is laid out by room, so you can compare mattresses, kids’ beds, fire pits, or office furniture for your work-from-home set up.
Prices stay affordable without skimping on quality, which is a nice change when “discount” and “not ugly” appear in the same sentence. Staff are low-pressure but happy to help, and you can custom-order sofas in dozens of combinations. Delivery, financing, and layaway options cycle through seasonal promos. Local, family-friendly, and ten years running—definitely worth a look.
Celestial Awakenings
If you’re into crystals or just love checking out cool shiny things, Celestial Awakenings is your spot. Walking in feels like stepping into a cozy boho sanctuary mixed with a treasure-filled living room. Crystals line natural wooden shelves and little house-shaped alcoves, so the strip-mall exterior quickly fades away.
They cover everything from budget-friendly tumbled stones to dramatic centerpiece crystal clusters. Incense and salt lamps add a cozy touch, but the real highlight is the knowledgeable staff. Whether you’re a total newcomer or someone with a tarot deck collection, they’ll guide you through their selection.
You’ll always find something new up front—local artist jewelry, unique tarot decks, and other metaphysical curiosities. Psychic and tarot readings happen regularly if you’re looking to book a session. Around since the early 2000s, this place stays fresh with rotating stock and themed events. It’s a perfect spot to browse, learn, and maybe bring home a crystal or two.
Sans Midman
Basically, Sans Midman in Vancouver, WA is a classic mom-and-pop furniture store that actually means it when they say “Never Pay Retail.” Located in a suburban strip-mall suite, they offer modern, transitional, and traditional styles all under one roof. You’ll find room setups that look lived-in, with brands like Acme, Homelegance, Southern Motion, and Furniture of America.
Prices go from affordable to mid-range, and they offer layaway, zero-percent plans, and no-credit options. That way you don’t have to raid your emergency fund for a new couch. The selection covers sofas, bunk beds, coffee tables, bedroom sets, dining furniture, office desks, bathroom pieces, mattresses, and kids’ items. Spring and summer bring patio deals—lounge sets, umbrellas, and more.
You can test pieces, flip through catalogs, and get help creating a room plan. Every price is clearly marked, so there’s no surprise at checkout. Run by Angela Moore since 2012, this shop feels sincere and no-nonsense. If you want your money to go further without sacrificing style, Sans Midman delivers.
Love Potion Magickal Perfumerie & Marketplace
At Love Potion Magickal Perfumerie & Marketplace, you get a charming mix of wizard apothecary and artsy garden boutique. Located on Main Street, this shop has that mystical boho meets Victorian alchemy vibe. You’ll catch the scent of handcrafted bath and body treats as soon as you walk in.
They hold the original Love Potion® fragrance trademark and offer a wide range of custom perfumes—you can even design your own in a proper scent session. Beyond fragrances, the shelves are stocked with magic wands, ritual tools, tarot decks, runes, and suncatchers. There’s even a private room for tarot or energy readings if you want to book a session.
Price points vary from $6 wax melts to high-end sterling silver or exclusive crystal pieces. Between fairy doors, indoor planters, and unique home accents, it’s easy to leave with your space transformed. Workshops and themed events, like tea-leaf readings and craft fairs, keep things exciting. Since 1986 this spot has been a local secret for anyone wanting a sprinkle of enchantment.
Cascade Furniture and Mattress
When you step into Cascade Furniture and Mattress, it’s like catching up with that dependable friend who actually knows how to pull a room together. This family-run shop has been a Vancouver staple since 1997 and it shows. Five warehouse-style showrooms in Vancouver, Camas, and Battle Ground are packed with everything from sofas to bedroom sets, dining tables, home office furniture, and a huge selection of décor accents like lamps, rugs, and pillows. You might not realize you need half of it until you see it in person.
Prices range from mid-level items starting around $599 for a sofa up to swanky custom and high-end pieces if you want them. Styles cover contemporary, mid-century, Scandinavian, and more. They go all in on customer service with complimentary personal shoppers and in-house interior design help that feels way more useful than just pointing you toward another beige recliner. New promotions roll out each season, there’s real in-stock inventory, and white glove delivery is available. It’s no wonder both design enthusiasts and everyday shoppers keep coming back.
Old Glory Antiques & Vintage
Stepping into Old Glory Antiques & Vintage on Main Street, you’re greeted by a cozy mash-up of grandma’s house nostalgia and lively tunes. This place is known for its ever-changing aisles of primitive farm tables, mid-century plant holders, Victorian lamps, and retro knick-knacks you half remember from your childhood. You might also spot old typewriters, taxidermy displays, and a Christmas section that goes full-on holiday mode, complete with vintage ornaments and decorations.
Plan to spend twenty to thirty minutes browsing… the space has that classic antique mall vibe but with a clear sense of order. Prices range from surprisingly good deals to solid mid-range compared to larger chain antique stores. The staff genuinely loves chatting about whatever catches your eye and you won’t get a pushy sales pitch. Everything here feels local and comfortable, which is probably why people in Clark County keep voting them Best of the County. It’s the kind of shop where you can wander, admire unique finds, and leave with something special.
Reliques Marketplace
At Reliques Marketplace, you’ll find over 22,000 square feet packed with industrial salvage, comic books, mid-century lamps, and all kinds of pop-culture curios. Located in a suburban retail plaza, it’s easy to park and just as easy to lose track of time wandering through more than a hundred dealer booths. Each one has its own vibe—some focus on upcycled garden pieces, others bring high-end collectibles, sports memorabilia, or quirky oddities that make you smile.
The layout feels like a friendly maze of themed rooms rather than a stuffy antique shop. Owners Chris Lutz and Scott Wyckoff are part of the local vintage and collectibles scene, so you won’t find snooty staff here. Their rotating vendor mix and seasonal pop-up displays keep things fresh. You’ll see affordable tabletop décor and also rare finds for serious collectors. Whether you’re after an old-school wall sign or retro linens for your guest room, Reliques Marketplace turns a routine shopping trip into a fun treasure hunt.
Vancouver Habitat Store – Habitat for Humanity
Walking into Vancouver Habitat Store often takes you by surprise. You might step in looking for a coffee table and leave carrying a vintage clock, a bundle of cabinet handles, and maybe a set of heavy-duty pans. The warehouse vibe is big but organized, so you never feel lost among the tall shelves.
What sets this place apart is the constantly changing mix of upcycled and vintage finds. You’ll see quirky decor items that you won’t spot at big chains, from funky art prints to solid wood furniture pieces. The friendly staff actually help you track down what you need, which doesn’t always happen in larger thrift-style spots. Prices are a steal, and every purchase supports local Habitat for Humanity projects, so you’re doing good while sprucing up your place. If you love unique pieces or just need a bargain, it’s worth a trip—just make sure there’s room in your trunk.
Furniture World SW
Walking into Furniture World SW, you’ll notice a big open warehouse vibe inside a strip mall on NE St. Johns in Vancouver. The showroom is laid out in room-style setups that stretch out nicely—enough to explore without feeling overwhelmed. Every corner hides something new, from recliners to giant patio sets.
They focus on value and carry name brands like Ashley, Sealy, and Flexsteel, which is perfect for families looking for pieces that last. You’ll find motion sectionals, mattresses, vanity sets, TV stands, baskets, and art you didn’t know you wanted. If you’ve got a color or style in mind, design consults are available and custom orders are easy to arrange.
Sales staff strike a balance between friendly and non-pushy, so you can shop at your own pace. They’ll walk you through options, from green sofas to plaid sconces, and help you pull together a complete room. Practical, modern-traditional styling and transparent pricing make this place a solid pick for furnishing every space in your home.
Hobby Lobby
For craft lovers and home decorators, Hobby Lobby is basically the ultimate playground. This huge store carries everything from giant aisles of craft supplies to home accents, with signs shouting “50% OFF” like it’s a permanent Black Friday. You’ll find farmhouse chic, vintage-inspired pieces, modern accents you’ve seen on social media, and boho items that feel fresh right now.
Shelves are loaded with throw pillows, faux plants that actually look healthy, wall art in a dozen styles, and seasonal décor for every holiday—Easter bunnies one minute, Halloween lanterns the next. Furniture is mostly accent pieces like cute side tables or tiered displays for your next party. They also offer in-store framing and delivery for larger items, which is a lifesaver if your car is more toy than truck. The chain has been family-run since the seventies and every location has plenty of parking. It’s a go-to spot for DIY projects, new homeowners, or anyone who loves scoring a seasonal find.
World Market
Walking into World Market feels like visiting a friend who studied abroad and came back with the coolest souvenirs. Tucked into SE Mill Plain Blvd near Vancouver Mall, this chain store spans about 15,000 square feet of curated chaos. Imagine rows of pillows, vintage-inspired candlesticks, Vietnamese textiles, and a wall of curry pastes from around the globe.
Barrels and crates are overflowing with kitchen gadgets, napkin rings, and fair-trade Peruvian wall art. Prices are oddly reasonable for imported goods, and you’ll often find extra sales on top of regular deals. There’s also a section of unique wines and an option to build custom gift baskets on the spot. Whether you lean boho, minimalist, or just need something to spruce up a small apartment, World Market delivers a little bit of everything, and you’re likely to spot something you can’t leave without.
Michaels
If you love crafts, Michaels is your go-to spot. With over 1,200 stores—often tucked into big-box strips beside nail salons and burger joints (like the one by Vancouver Mall with free parking)—it’s super easy to drop in. Once you’re inside, it feels like a warehouse exploded in the best way. You’ll wind through aisles stuffed with every ribbon imaginable, walls of acrylic paint you didn’t even know existed, and enough craft supplies to fuel all your Pinterest wins (and fails).
Seasonal decor is huge here. One day you’re browsing spooky wreaths, and the next you’re drowning in garlands, twinkly lights, and holiday ornaments. Beyond the usual budget-friendly tools and constant coupons, you’ll find mid-range vases, throw pillows, and quirky accent tables. If you want to sharpen your skills, they offer in-store workshops and virtual crafting sessions. There’s also a custom framing corner that turns your photos and posters into ready-to-hang art. Whether you’re a DIY diehard or scrambling for last-minute party candles, Michaels has you covered.
