Only owner Tonia Feinstein can find a perfect balance plants with bath and body products, stationery and jewelry. The store is a pure expression of what she personally loves- from artisans handmade products to and treasures made right here in the northwest. In short, it’s urban chic mixes with thoughtful sincerity.

Visit Clover House for 15% off entire purchase with your City Stimulus card (2200 Westlake Retail Plaza- right above Whole Foods in the South Lake Union).

Within the 240 square foot space you’ll a plethora of local artwork, crafts, household items, children’s clothing, vintage collectables and rotating imported goods.  The jewelry selection is particularly unique because owner/operator Amy Bush has close ties to Pratt Fine Arts Center and is constantly cultivating new talent from its network of jewelry and metals classes. You’ll always have a warm welcome before being left to browse to your heart’s content.

JayWalk is offering 10% off store wide + free gift with purchases over $50 (BlueWick travel candle) & over $100 (Savannah Bee Hand Crème).

As a special to our blog readers, the next 3 City Stimulus will receive 20% off storewide.

Piano Nobile’s work has appeared in notable print and online press, including Martha Stewart Weddings (magazine), Seattle Homes & Lifestyles (magazine), Apartment Therapy (blog), Remodelista (blog), and Bloesem (blog).

Date/Time: Friday and Saturday, July 17 and 18, from 11 – 6
Location: Piano Nobile, 908 NW 50th Street, Seattle WA 98107 (in Ballard btwn 9th and 11th avenue)

Often the assortment includes emerging brands and specialty designers with deep roots in fashion and a flair for design. This month expect to find Asli Filinta, Kimberly Baker Jewelry, Jill Lindsey, bestgirlwins,  Lina Rennell, Xpat Handbags along side vintage treasures located upstairs in the Pulp Loft.

Take advantage of a 10% discount when you shop using your City Stimulus card.

NEW LOCATION
5402 22nd Ave. NW (@ Ballard Ave)
Seattle, WA 98107
T 206.706.7857

Fancy on second avenue in downtown Seattle has the corner market on playful dedication to the whimsical and cute. Owned and operated by Sally Brock, who has been designing jewelry since she was 13, the petite store carries the complete Fancy line (handmade in the USA by one lady with two hands), and fabulous local jewelry by independent artists.

Brock is the only woman I know who could write “Custom orders are available -any piece you see can be re-made just the way you like it, unless you’ve got bad taste, or maybe if you want your ring made of bacon and titanium.” and bring a smile to your face. Maybe it’s Leroy the labradoodle but we suspect it’s Sally’s charm.

The above images are from new batch of work from Seattle’s own- Dottyspeck (named after Pee-Wee Herman movies of course) in all sterling silver. Use your City Stimulus card on these, or other purchases, and receive 10% off, including custom orders & free gift with any purchase over $200.

Check out the Veridis’ blog for a complete lising of designers and merchandise including What comes around goes around (for women and men) and REVL (for men).

Veridis is offering 10% off all regularly priced and sale merchandise with your City Stimulus membership card.  This is a great moment to get a discount on things that don’t usually go on sale (basic tees, hoodies, jewelry) as well as get a head start on fall with some of the new deliveries starting to arrive.  Also, with the additional 10% discount, the remaining sale merchandise will be nearly 70% off.

That is unless you’re lucky enough to live in Seattle and visit the one, and only, Kimberly Baker Jewelry flagship store in Fremont.

This little gem if a store on 36th (near Lambs Ear) houses ALL of the designers creations- from the necklaces worn by Gossip Girl stars Blake Lively and Leighton Meester to that ubercool wolfette ring Mary Kate in Nylon. Many creations are influenced by nature, which makes the powerful rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings subtlely soft.

Lucky City Stimulus cardholders will receive this limited edition Ana Perez designed t-shirt (regularly $42.00), made to commemorate the launch of Kimberly Baker Jewelry at PulpLab, with $100 purchase.