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Furniture and Home Stores in Washington.
All 25 furniture and home stores we cover in Washington, from Friendship Heights, Georgetown and Union Market District, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
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Furniture and Home Stores, district by district.
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Wisconsin Avenue shop open since 1998 with homeware from around the world, artisanal foods, accessories and some apparel. Strong on tabletop and hostess gifts.
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Modern furniture studio with 20 room displays and an entrance installation of more than 100 pendant lights. Free design consultations, in-home visits and 3-D renderings.
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Modern furniture brand's DC store near the Key Bridge end of M Street, with free moodboard design help, expanded fabric and finish options and floor-sample sales.
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5,500-square-foot showroom in a historic Cady's Alley building with century-old brick walls, showing handcrafted American hardwood furniture, rotating art and design consultations.
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Shop in the museum's free-to-enter Great Hall selling sustainable housewares, office items, jewelry, educational toys and design books, many items exclusive to the shop.
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Larger second branch of the local home and lifestyle shop, stocking kitchen and bar tools, ceramics, paper goods and gifts from independent makers, local and international.
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West Elm's 14th Street store for modern furniture, rugs, lighting, bedding and home decor, with in-store pickup for online orders. Open to 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Plant shop in an 18th Street rowhouse selling plants, ceramics, decor and artwork, with the Cafe Cino coffee and tea bar in the second room selling beans and loose-leaf tea.
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Original branch of the local home and lifestyle shop, opened at Union Market in 2012, selling kitchenware, ceramics, paper goods and gifts from independent makers.
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Herman Miller store with the brand's modern furniture, performance office seating and home office setups to try in person, a short walk from the Market hall.
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Woman-owned plant shop inside the Market hall selling houseplants, macrame, dried florals and vintage glassware, with plant rentals, design services and workshops.
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Independent kitchenware shop in an 1884 townhouse next to Eastern Market Metro, stocking quality cookware and kitchen tools. Under new owners since it reopened in July 2025.
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Pair of shops selling rugs, weavings and textiles, antiques, furniture and collectibles from along the Silk Road, spread across 311 to 315 7th St SE.
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King Street store for Simon Pearce's signature handmade glass and pottery decor and tableware, listed among Visit Alexandria's national stores.
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Independent home and gift shop mixing antique and new furniture with decor, kitchen and bath goods, work by local designers and Alexandria-themed gifts.
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Lifestyle and home goods shop with colorful objects from local and international artists, on King Street since it moved from S Royal Street in 2024.
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Le Creuset shop that opened at The Collection in August 2026 with enameled cast iron, nonstick cookware and bakeware, including cast-iron colors sold only at this location.
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Showroom for the French furniture house on the DC side of Wisconsin Ave, with modern sofas, modular seating, tables and lighting on display.
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Showroom for the Italian kitchen maker Lube, opened in October 2025, showing full kitchen designs, cabinetry and finishes for renovation projects.
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Showroom for the Italian luxury furniture brand at The Collection at Chevy Chase, showing upholstered seating, tables and case pieces.
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Home furnishings showroom on the DC side of Wisconsin Ave, a few doors from Ferguson and FedEx, showing furniture and accessories for full rooms.
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Family-owned furniture and home store founded in 1991, with a large showroom of upholstery, tables and accessories, gourmet kitchen tools and baby gifts, plus a busy interior design studio.
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Furniture showroom with reclaimed oak floors, brick walls and a chair wall, staged as rooms of a house. Sells handcrafted sofas, live-edge tables and home decor, with design help.
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Furniture, housewares, kitchenware, lighting and entertaining pieces, with free design help, fabric swatches and registry consultations. Larger orders are picked up at the warehouse.
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Crate & Barrel's modern furniture and decor offshoot, next door to Crate & Barrel, with free design consultations and custom sofas, chairs and headboards in a choice of frames and fabrics.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for furniture and home stores in Washington?
Friendship Heights has the most, with 5, followed by Georgetown (4) and Union Market District (3). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many furniture and home stores does this guide cover?
25, across 10 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
Georgetown Shopping Walk
A full day on foot through DC's oldest shopping district: M Street's flagships, the design showrooms around Cady's Alley, then up Wisconsin Avenue past legacy shops and consignment to Book Hill.
Read guide →Washington DC Hotels Near the Best Shopping
Fifteen MICHELIN-selected hotels, including all seven of Washington's Key holders, sorted by the shopping you can walk to: CityCenterDC and Penn Quarter, Georgetown, Dupont Circle, the Wharf, Union Market and Old Town Alexandria.
Read guide →Old Town Alexandria: A King Street Walk
A downhill day on foot from the King St–Old Town Metro to the Potomac: antiques and toys at the top of King, Virginia makers and stationery in the middle, bookshops and boutiques on the side streets, and artists' studios at the water.
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