JP General is a lifestyle store with carefully curated goods for home, work and play! Located in the heart of charming Multnomah Village. We have locally, hand made goods, as well as usable sustainable items from around the world.
Tender Loving Empire, associated with an eponymous record label, is located on 10th Avenue. A far cry from your run-of-the-mill record stores, this store has an eclectic inventory that features their own records, their line of tees and a huge collection of cutesy, local handicrafts and art pieces which are truly quite adorable. The also offer made-to-order tee-shirts at their screenprinting corner, located on-site. If you're looking for interesting souvenirs to take back home, or just something to decorate your place, even if you want a copy to your favorite Tender Loving Empire album, The Tender Loving Empire Store is where you should be!
Beautifully crafted, hand-hammered copper gifts, home accents and decorative accessories, sustainably produced with reclaimed copper and fairly traded since 1994.
Aylee & Co
We have been serving the city of Portland, and beyond for over thirty years. We continue to provide signature floral styling, and impeccable customer service for its broad range of satisfied clients. Utilizing only the freshest of the world's imports, as well as the unique bounty of specialty Northwest flowers, we exceed the ordinary, and produces, what for many, are lasting memories. In addition to the countless individuals that return time and again for all manner of special occasions, our extended family of clients include hotels, restaurants, and large corporations. What they all share are the unique benefits of working with a company committed to quality design and uncompromised service. We also specialize in same day floral deliveries to all over the greater Portland area. Our website offers unique, original arrangements that are designed and photographed in the shop.
A local makers boutique including jewelry, soy candles, fresh plants, pillows, local food items and clothing.
