The best home & garden pros in Anchorage

“Anchorage, if your couch is hanging on by a thread, Furniture Enterprises of Alaska quietly powers local favorites like Sadler's, Williams & Kay, Ashley and La-Z-Boy, curating on-trend furniture for our cold, dry reality along with custom upholstery and premium mattresses.”

From the Anchorage newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Whether you’re hunting for the perfect whisk, a pan that actually heats evenly, or a clever gift, Metro Cooks keeps Anchorage cooks stocked and inspired. Check it out this week, and use their gift registry to nudge friends toward the tools you actually want.”

From the Anchorage newsletter, August 5, 2026

“Discount store selling a selection of damaged & discontinued furniture & accent pieces.”

“Furniture Classics turns the hunt for a sofa into an Anchorage success story with high-quality, American-made brands, a 10,000-square-foot downtown showroom, and an in-house designer who can sift through thousands of fabrics.”

From the Anchorage newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Allen & Petersen Cooking & Appliance Center is where Anchorage homeowners actually find the good stuff, from pro-style ranges and French-door fridges to cookware and the little gadgets you swear you won’t need... until you do. Bonus, they handle professional installation and service, too.”

“Anchorage living room looking a little cabin-worn? Bailey's Furniture is Alaska’s Furniture Store since 1990, family owned and tuned into what Alaskans need, with a big mix of sofas, sectionals, recliners, beds, dining sets, youth pieces, home office furniture and mattresses to get your place sorted this week.”

From the Anchorage newsletter, August 12, 2026

“If your sofa is giving up and the dining chairs wobble like spring breakup, Sadler's Home Furnishings has you covered with sectionals, sturdy dining sets, cozy recliners, outdoor pieces, and legit mattress heavyweights like Tempur-Pedic and Purple.”

From the Anchorage newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Family-owned Williams & Kay nails that sweet spot between durable and stylish, with mid-range finds for living room, dining, bedroom, and the in-between spaces. Browse quality names like Stickley, Bassett, American Leather, Flexsteel, Canadel, and Natuzzi Editions, with plenty you can customize to fit Anchorage homes.”

From the Anchorage newsletter, September 8, 2026

“If your couch has one more winter in it than you do, swing by Treeforms Furniture Gallery for American-made solid wood, customizable Amish pieces, sleek Scandinavian vibes, and live-edge stunners, plus premium mattresses. Their Design Center helps you dial in a look that actually fits your Alaska life.”

From the Anchorage newsletter, August 27, 2026

“From fryers, ranges, and combi ovens to mixers, slicers, refrigeration, ice machines, and smallwares, Commercial Kitchen Solutions outfits Anchorage cooks fast.”

From the Anchorage newsletter, August 23, 2026

“From carbon steel and Finex cast iron to Le Creuset, Jura espresso machines, SMEG retro mixers, and those weirdly satisfying Götze slicers, Habitat Housewares is where Anchorage cooks stock up. Perfect when your salmon deserves a better pan or your sourdough needs a mixer built for marathon dough days.”

From the Anchorage newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Anchorage ReMADE is a nonprofit shop filled with smart, upcycled finds from clothing to furniture and home accents that turn would-be waste into conversation starters. They also champion local makers and teach repurposing skills, so swing by this week to hunt for something one-of-a-kind and feel good about it.”

From the Anchorage newsletter, August 18, 2026