King Street Makers Market

The King Street Makers Market is an incredibly well curated shopping mecca of your dreams. The hosts of the Pop-​Up, Sarah and Jordan are also a few of the nicest people. They are so genuine, happy, and easy to talk to.
Their taste in makers and their ability to edit and style is perfection too. The Pop-​Up features handmade wares from makers around the PNW area.
The Pop-​Up Market is hosted inside of the beautiful space of Plank and Grain in the International District. The shop itself is beautiful. It is so bright, open and modern with original architecture, not to mention ceilings that seem to go on forever. And that white, textured wall covering is so good that I wish I could cover my entire home with it. The shop itself is also filled to the brim with the most beautifully handmade tables, kitchen islands and furniture.
My only wish is that they had a shop front that was open year round with rotating inventory. Side note, I’m pretty sure that Sarah and Jordan should start making curated gift lists.

A beautifully curated and displayed popup shop in the King Street Supply space in the International District. The shop houses two stores: Lazer Wood Inc and Plank and Grain throughout the year is hosting 40+ Pacific Northwest makers. Each maker is absolutely amazing. I could have spent my entire savings but thought better of it.
You can find them on Facebook at «King Street Makers Market.»