If you’re looking for one-of-a-kind pieces to refresh your home’s decor, SnoCo has a variety of unique shops and artists from which to choose. From Everett to Granite Falls, our region is fortunate to have a plethora of passionate artisans, skilled hobbyists, and master craftspeople.

Find yourself inspired by checking out the shops on our list below. Who knows? You may find yourself with a new hobby or trade or your own.

Elpis & Wood

Living edge wooden tables are a beautiful statement about life in the Pacific Northwest, where the natural landscape provides inspiration as well as durable materials. Elpis & Wood’s shop, located in Everett, embraces the concept of reclamation to deliver extraordinary furniture pieces you can’t find anywhere else. The shop has built thousands of living edge wood furniture pieces through their custom process.

Glazed and Amazed

The team behind Glazed and Amazed offers visitors two choices: choose the perfect piece, or make it yourself. The shelf-lined shop is filled with ceramic and glass designs, an in-store kiln, and offers a unique opportunity for visitors to draw inspiration and make their own creation. You can also create your own design and enlist expert artists to help bring it to life.

Cate Florey Studio

This Arlington-based studio is home to artist and jewelry maker, Cate Florey. In her creative studio, located on her family farm, Cate create keepsake jewelry and hand-stamped accessories. Her imaginative and customizable jewelry collection includes necklaces, earrings, cuffs, keychains and more. Visit her website to learn more about booking her studio for your own jewelry making event.

Wind Therapy Candles

Wind Therapy Candles, handmade in Granite Falls in small batches, are clean burning and offer incredible and delightful scents for every mood. Scented and novelty candles, like those sold online, are made efficiently and sustainably. View their catalog online or pay a visit to this SnoCo small business to see (and smell!) their amazing handmade candles for yourself.

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