The best home & garden pros in Lacey

“Big Saw Productions turns Western Red Cedar into outdoor furniture that actually lasts, from Adirondack chairs and gliders to kid sizes and extra wides.”

From the Federal Way newsletter, September 11, 2026

“If your yard needs privacy without feeling boxed in, Bamboo Collective specializes in Puget Sound hardy running and clumping varieties, plus smart containment advice so the good kind of jungle stays put. Bring a photo of your space and they’ll help match the right bamboo to your microclimate.”

From the Renton newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Family-run since 2018, Bety Furniture grew from a garage project to a north Seattle shop, stocking bed sets, mattresses, dining and living room pieces, TV stands and accessories. Expect wallet friendly pricing and picks from makers across Asia plus local names like Ther-A-Pedic and Sound Sleep.”

From the Seattle newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Home-decor chain stocking a variety of furnishings, bedding, kitchenware, holiday goods & more.”

“If your sink is sulking or your water heater is being dramatic, Black Lake Plumbing brings over 40 years of family-built experience to residential jobs across Thurston County.”

From the Olympia newsletter, August 6, 2026

“Swing by Saatva's U District Viewing Room this week to flop, roll and test-drive mattresses, from hybrid and memory foam to natural latex and adjustable firmness. , and if you fall in love, white glove delivery brings it to your bedroom, never crammed in a box.”

From the Seattle newsletter, August 5, 2026

“If your sofa has given up on you, swing by Savvy Home this week for leather and fabric sofas, recliners, and sleeper sofas you can actually sleep on, plus customizable styles and Quick Ship picks from names like American Leather and Stressless. Your living room will finally pull its weight.”

From the Renton newsletter, August 6, 2026

“Whether your weeknight dinners need a glow up, or you just love a clever gadget, Culinary Essentials fills Old Ballard shelves with bakeware, cookware, dining and entertaining finds, and those why didn't I buy this sooner tools. Check it out this week, they also run cooking classes so your risotto finally behaves.”

From the Shoreline newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Hardware store stocking household tools, garden supplies, home decor & more.”

“When your couch is plotting its retirement, Thompson's Furniture & Gift has you covered with sofas, sectionals, recliners, and the mattresses you’ll actually sleep on. Browse living, dining, kids, office, even patio finds plus rugs, lamps, and accents from Ashley, Emerald Home, and Best Home Furnishings.”

From the Olympia newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Long-running family-owned chain stocking a range of name-brand home furnishings, bedding & decor.”

“The Rolling Pin is the kind of kitchen store locals brag about, with a fun mid-century flair and a curated mix of high quality, locally made and USA-made kitchen tools and gadgets. Order online for easy in-store or curbside pickup, and keep those blades honest with their knife sharpening.”

“If tree roots are getting feisty or your hot water’s throwing a mood, Olympic Plumbing Technology handles it fast with trenchless, no-dig sewer and water line repairs, hydro jetting, leak detection, and upfront pricing with camera inspections before work begins.”

From the Olympia newsletter, August 21, 2026

“From last-minute screws to the big stuff, Five Corners Hardware Co. has the paint, yard tools, and outdoor power gear to keep your place dialed this week. If grilling's on the brain, they stock Weber, Traeger, and Big Green Egg plus the fuel, rubs, and tools to make it sing.”

From the Seattle newsletter, August 13, 2026

“Whether you're hunting that perfect Fiesta hue or finally admitting you need a garlic press that works, Kitchen Basics is the family-owned Pike Place standby with the Pacific Northwest's largest open-stock Fiesta Dinnerware selection and a trove of genuinely useful, well-made tools.”

From the Seattle newsletter, August 20, 2026

“When your go-to pan is more well-loved than nonstick, Cookin' at Madison Park has the fix with solid cookware, sharp cutlery, everyday glassware, plus spices and oils to make Tuesday dinner feel like a plan. Swing by this week and refresh the tools you actually use.”

From the Eastside newsletter, September 10, 2026

“Upscale chain store offering high-end cookware, house-label kitchen accessories & gourmet goods.”

“Local chain outpost of upscale supermarkets with a variety of foodstuffs, plus prepared meals.”

“Retail chain featuring an eclectic array of imported housewares, furniture, decor & specialty foods.”

“If your home needs personality, Sound and Vision Living delivers cute, modern art, gifts, and decor that make rooms feel ridiculously awesome. A quick stop when you want a statement piece or small upgrade that sparks joy without overthinking it.”

From the Lacey newsletter, September 17, 2026

“This week, Drayp Interiors turns blank windows and tired sofas into custom, story-filled design with made-to-fit window coverings, upholstery and reupholstery, lighting, and full-room planning. Work with their fabric specialists and 30+ years of know-how, then walk back into a home that finally feels like you.”

From the Seattle newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Chain retailer for a variety of upscale cooking & dining supplies, plus home decor.”