To spruce up your space and give it that island touch, look no further than our local makers and retailers.
At Artisan Crafted Home in Langley lives a wide selection of handcrafted items made from all-natural and sustainable materials. By working directly with artisans, they carry exceptional items at more affordable prices. Local and in-house designs, such as handblown glass lighting fixtures, make it a great stop for island inspirations.
Give yourself time to explore the offerings of Music for the Eyes in Langley. Owned by globetrotting former diplomats, this shop is stocked with colorful items from their travels. Particularly well-known for gorgeous rugs hailing from remote corners of the world, you’ll enjoy hearing the background stories of your purchases here. For the flooring underneath those rugs, check out Carpet One in Freeland. With free estimates available, they offer hardwood, laminate, vinyl, and much more.
Creativity Meets Functionality
With so many artists in the community, there is ample opportunity to fill our homes with items both beautiful and unique. In Coupeville, you’ll find two furniture makers with designs that can’t help but catch the eye. Quarrier Woodworks is female-owned and made, with designs that incorporate historic and contemporary elements. These smooth, glossy pieces range from tables to cabinets, gates, and more. Gary A. Leake Woodworking utilizes just about any kind of wood you can imagine and offers restoration as well. These striking designs often incorporate natural wood edges or inlaid stained glass for a pop of color.
“Local galleries are here to help.”
Along with the rise of working from home came a demand for interesting backgrounds, and local galleries are here to provide. Clinton is home to Rochon Fine Art, the studio and gallery of abstract expressionist acrylic painter Louie Rochon. The burst of colors in Louie’s work will immediately transform any room. Museo in Langley stages new shows in their gallery monthly, featuring top local artists known regionally and nationally. They carry sculptures, glasswork, ceramics, jewelry, paintings, and mixed media pieces.
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In a historic 1950s Clinton building, you’ll find the Madrona Supply Co., a veritable island marketplace of local makers and designers. With screen-printing done on-site, they offer everything from clothing and books to home goods and gifts, to handmade soaps and lotions. To fill your shelves with beauty and inspiration, be sure to check out one of our beloved and long-running independent bookstores. You could easily lose an afternoon at Kingfisher Bookstore in Coupeville, Moonraker Books in Langley, or Wind and Tide Books in Oak Harbor. These stores have a selection of local books that make for a perfect way to remember your island vacation. They also make great gifts.
Treat yourself to a delightful treasure hunt at the Spare Room Vintage Flea Market on Camano Island. Arranged like an antique mall, this family business hosts up to forty vendors, providing a mixture of old, new, and handmade. Packed with unique discoveries to beautify your home, you’ll find furniture, garden art, home décor, and much more. Wish By The Sea in Langley offers coastal farmhouse vibes with its décor and gifts. Items are thoughtfully sourced from across America or handcrafted on Whidbey, with more than twenty island makers represented. Madrona Blossom in Coupeville mixes farmhouse interiors with an outdoorsy PNW feel. Drop by for home décor items, including simple plants in lovely pots and vases.
