Downtown Everett · Since 2013
A vendor mall of antiques, vintage and the genuinely odd on Hewitt Ave — new inventory in the door every single day.
One building, one admission-free wander, and two distinct markets stacked on top of each other.
Main floor
The ground floor is the full vendor mall — twenty-plus independent booths of antiques, collectibles, used and vintage furniture, and home decor, each one curated by the dealer who stocks it.
Upstairs
Climb the stairs and the shop changes character: The Attic is a dedicated vintage clothing market, its own set of vendors, each with a booth of mixed eras — sweaters, textiles and the kind of pieces you go up for and lose an hour to.
Twenty-plus vendors means the stock turns over constantly — this is the lay of the land, not a fixed catalogue. Here's what's always in the mix.
Curated by 20+ independent vendors, sourced from estate sales and storage units.
Farmhouse to mid-century modern, across the main floor.
An upstairs market of independent clothing vendors, each with their own booth.
Textiles, artwork and decorative pieces for the house.
We buy antiques and collectibles from the public every day.
Crowded, curated, and never the same twice. A few corners as they looked this season.
Bryan's workshop
Owner Bryan McClimans does more than fill booths. In an on-site workshop he builds custom tables and lamps by hand — the one thing in the mall you cannot find anywhere else, because it did not exist until he made it.
Ask at the counter if you want something built. It is how half the furniture on the floor got here.
It started with a favor. Bryan McClimans was asked to clean out a garage and, instead of charging to haul it to the dump, offered to sell what was inside and split the money. That one weekend turned into regular garage sales.
A first storefront followed at 34th and Broadway, and then, on January 1st 2013, the permanent home at 1307 Hewitt Avenue. Over the decade since, a one-man shop grew into a vendor mall of more than twenty independent sellers across two floors.
Today it is the best shop in Everett — their words, and they will not take them back. New inventory comes through the door every day, and every vendor keeps their own corner of it worth wandering into.
Bryan McClimans, owner
Every space is like stepping into a time capsule — from modern, to bringing you back to your childhood: toys, pictures, glassware, beautiful clothing and textiles. Each vendor takes time to curate their space, and they work hard to keep bringing in new inventory, so your experience is one you will always remember. I truly love coming in to support our local vendors.
We buy every day at the front counter.
Bring us what you have got — antiques, collectibles, a whole estate. No appointment, no waiting. Just walk it in.