La Maison Fine Home Furnishings Consignment

La Maison is the most amazing store! Beautiful home goods at fair prices. Every time I go in there are so many things to look at. The staff is so helpful and friendly as well! Deborah Z

I stopped in to browse this weekend, having never been before. After a loop on the showroom floor, stopped by the register to ask about a piece – and encountered such a bad attitude and rudeness from the proprietor that it was laughable. She looked me over with an expression that made it seem as if she’d eaten something unpleasant, and the sum total of the exchange seemed aimed at asserting a profile rather than serving a customer.
I understand the fact that consignment stores need to separate themselves from Goodwill, but this just seemed snobby and posturing. Won’t be back!

I found a unique ottoman that would enhance our living room. After calling the shop back and asking about a price reduction, the owner of La Maison called and said they agreed to the new price. Great, I thought! My husband and I went by to pick up the item, it had a «hold» card on it, so I was sure my purchase was secure. After showing up at 10:40am for pick up the assistant manager said it was «on hold» for someone else. I explained to her, I called and my conversation about the price. She said I know you had it on «hold» and now it is on «hold» again. Frustrated, we called the shop again at 2:00pm the manager said «no response yet from the owner». At 4:50pm when we called back, they said it was sold for «full price». First, we purchased the item and they did not have the integrity to hold up there end of the transaction. The owner also said she left me a voice message (which is not true, because it is full with business messages). I told them I was upset and would Unilocal them. They were rude and hung up on me. Retailers with bad customer service deserve bad ratings to warn customers. I will never shop here again.

My favorite consignment shop, to both buy and consign. The owner Char has a great design eye. The shop is always interesting, well displayed and has great finds. I have purchased several items here. I have also consigned items and La Maison gives the highest percentage to the consignor of any shop in Portland so its a win if you have items to consign.

Stopped in here today and was shocked at the prices! This is definitely not a place to find a deal… chaise lounges for 125+ each, basic hutches for 875+… More expensive than Stars in Sellwood where you can find real antique pieces. Yikes, will not be back unfortunately :(

This place is awesome and I am a little hesitant to post on here because I don’t want someone to beat me to something I want/​need!
Tucked away in the center of an unexciting business park, La Maison is a hidden gem. The way they display their furniture is so inviting I felt that I could sit in a chair or carry a photo over to another one to see how they would look on a wall together, etc. The displays are also layered so you have to walk through several times to see all of the different items from large furniture, to rugs, to small tables, and knick knacks.
I also thoroughly enjoyed the price ranges. From custom to high end to moderately priced but solid furniture, I could easily find something within my budget. All styles, eras, fabrics, designs and feel are covered. Do not confuse consignment at this place with the typical «used» or «second hand.» I would place most, if not all, of their pieces in the brand new, like new, or «gently used» categories.
The young woman at the front desk was also very nice and seemed to take pride in the items, display, and customer service. Prompt, kind, and unbothersome. I could stroll around the store and not be bothered in contrast to other furniture stores where you are hounded around every corner if you need help/​more information.
I look forward to constantly coming back and seeing what is new! I cannot speak highly enough of this place.

When my wife said that she found a great dining set at a local consignment shop, I was a bit skeptical, particularly so because it was a very famous brand (Thomasville). We went to La Maison when I got home from work and found myself rather surprised. Though housed in a fairly nondescript industrial park, the showroom turned out to be large and very inviting. Though I’m not into this kind of shopping as much as my wife, I found the place quite interesting: a variety of very nice furniture accented by a nice selection of knickknacks and curiosities.
An inspection of the dining set easily confirmed that it was the real thing, but another round table and chairs by Ethan Allen caught my eye (it’s actually the same one pictured on this page.) My wife agreed that it may be a better fit for us and we bought it on the spot.
The next question was how to get it home. I had looked into the cost of using movers and it was pretty discouraging. The shop, however, worked with a local independent, Andrew Beer Delivery Services. Two days later, the dining set was at home, our old one was on its way to Goodwill and the total delivery charge was very reasonable.
The store’s young owner has done a fantastic job. She only takes the best of the best. The pricing is quite fair and the values are very good. I was totally impressed how an independent dealer like this can create a shopping experience far nicer than any large national chain. This is a great way to shop for top brands at a reasonable price.
Though (like a typical guy), I was pretty focused on what we were there to buy, I’m tempted to go back just to look around once more (but don’t tell my wife).

This is a beautiful consignment shop that carries gorgeous antique furniture & accessories. The space is open and airy. You can find almost anything here. Dishes, trunks, french provincial dressers and mahogany writing desks. There was even a modest collection of antique jewelry. Gasp! Including a faux pearl beaded collar!
This is a great place to pick up that perfect piece for your home. You need a marble topped umbrella stand? Go here.