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Very cute stuff. I really like this shop. It can be somewhat pricey, but it has very unique, quality things.

Have always enjoyed this place. Lisa the owner and staff really try to have those unusual furnishings. I’m always looking for Asian designs and found plenty here, at great prices. Their prices are not bad and they had their great «end of summer sale» this weekend so we loaded up. They have beautiful jewelry too, I indulged in the architectural designs by Shelli Markee
, spoiled myself. So help support the local industries, and artists, it’s so important these days. Yes they may be a bit more pricey than the BIG department stores, but it’s a whole different adventure to get to know the locals and know that you helped, and your house won’t look like something out of a catalogue as everyone else’s does. I look forward to having another trip over from Vashon. They help local artists also by showing and selling their works, so follow the trend, don’t let gems like this disappear. P. S. they are always available by phone to help you when looking for that something special. So lets go back before all the high tech and enjoy a personable shopping experience. I’m a big online person but after this weekend I remembered how much fun it can be to hang out on a Sat. and just enjoy the neighbourhood and shops.

SO PRICEY!!! Ridiculously expensive. Went there to get a little «Lake Pillow», and it was $ 76 bucks!!! What?!! Ridiculous. Employees didn’t greet us when we walked in, and when I asked about the high prices of everything, the employees got all snippy with me. Wouldn’t recommend this place… Not a pleasant experience at all. Rude ladies…

I love this store so much, I can’t even handle it. I’ve purchased pillows (in pink!), sea urchins, candles, carafes, place mats and endless other objects from this shop and it never disappoints. Great customer service, beautiful selection and fab prices. I stop in virtually every time I’m in the Junction (which is often).

Randomly walked into this store and had a nice conversation with who I think is the owner. She was super friendly and happily answered questions about a table I was interested in. I ended up buying the table and she offered to deliver it to me for free because it didn’t fit in my car! That’s amazing customer service. I love the table and will be back to Capers again.

The only reason I rated this store so low is because the staff is awful. They greeted me and my group with a terse, «hello», and continued to let us browse. I like the décor and candles (they smell so good!)… It is a little bit over priced. I would say that the only improvement is customer service.

Artfully appointed furniture and home furnishings shop. Charming to peruse. Plenty of delightful giftable items — lux candles, lotions, decent stationary selection.

First, I have to say I miss the little café that used to be nestled inside Caper’s. PROS: I still like to drop by and look around — the furniture, knick-​knacks and jewelry are generally tasteful, slightly trendy, and usually quite unique. It’s a cute place to buy a housewarming gift. CONS: However, I find it a little pricey, and I generally don’t like the vibe — it caters to the über-​yuppie, corporate wife or smug corporate gal … the type who are used to getting what they want and never say excuse me when they cross in front of you. The store clerks — gosh, they would shudder if they were called that (!) — have never asked me once in all the years I’ve gone there if I needed help, regardless of how slow business may have been and no matter how long I linger … so I can’t say I feel welcome there. It’s the kind of place I adored years ago … I wait to be pleasantly surprised about warmer customer service, but the frost hasn’t melted yet!

The furniture is lovely, the space is cramped & the owner is unfortunately horribly impolite. I asked about an item that was misplaced in a discount basket but was broken. So, when I asked about it, she barked that I was wrong. Really, I would be happy to pay full price for an in tact item & was considering buying a couch but the owner was so rude we left. Egads!

Visiting Seattle for the first time, walked into this awesome furniture store after lunch at the tuscan tearoom and met a really wonderful woman (the owner?!) who gave great advice and tips on where to go and what to do in seattle. She was super genuine and nice and couldn’t have been more helpful. Thank you!

The shop itself is wonderful for someone who is interested in home décor, it kind of reminds me the pier one right down the street from my house, however a bit more intimate, affordable, and unique! Loved every single item in the store, wish i lived in Seattle. that way I could furnish it with all items from this store! Bought an item from here that I can’t wait to use when i get home!

While on vacation, I stopped here to buy three birthday gifts for a family of Leos. The proprietress gift-​wrapped, packed, and mailed the items for me. Wonderful service! And the selection and prices were good as well.

Looks cute from the outside, cute stuff on the inside, a little pricey, but if you want cute furniture you have to pay for it. BUT…
My problem with the place is this: I just moved here, I needed to buy all new furniture. I have been in 3 times in the last 3 weekends. Not ONE person spoke to me, asked me if i needed help, or even gave me a second glance. I was floored… I wanted a few of the pieces there, but I will be damned if i will spend my hard earned money somewhere that has people working there that cannot muster a hello. I have spent over $ 12,000 in the last 3 weeks finding things at other stores where they are nice to the customers… Capers loss… Note to staff. when you are in sales. your job is to sell. not be a snob or clueless to who is in your store…

I just love this store. Lisa (the owner) and her staff have beautiful & current taste in furnishings. I always find something here that I love and/​or want to take home with me. And it’s only my wallet that stops me from doing so more regularly!
They even have a little «kids» department of local books, cute baby clothes, interesting toys, etc. with a little table for your kids to occupy their fingers and brains at while you peruse the bed linens, lamps, artwork, jewelry, and other nifty or unique offerings in the store.
Christmas is an especially nice time to stop in for a visit! Beautiful ornaments and other sundry items to decorate your home or your dinner table.
If you’re a West Seattle-​ite, they’re a must stop when you need something for your home. And even if you’re not a local, you should consider stopping in for a visit. I guarantee you’ll find at least ½ a dozen things you love and want to take home with you!

Great West Seattle Landmark. They have some very unique design items for your home as well as gift items for most occasions. I have always loved this store because of there selection of items along with there special attention to service.

This store is wonderful, but a tad pricey.
There are accent items that you can find that are great deals, but their furniture is really pricey. There is one piece that I have been lusting over but is about twice as much as I would want to pay for it.
The staff is wonderful, they will spend the time with you to help you find a fabric, they put items on hold, and will follow up with you when they come it, they are all around amazing.
I do miss the food selection they had, I still crave the chicken panini sandwhich… ahhh
If you have the money, or the love of decorating, this store is a must!

I’ve shopped Capers at the junction in West Seattle before but lately I don’t know something seems to have changed and I believe the employees needs a little lesson in customer service…
I was there Christmas shopping and the employees seem so busy talking to eachother and people that they obviously knew it gave me the feeling of I don’t belong in here and let me get the hell out now instead of finding something that I may have wanted to buy and end up helping the nonchalant employees get their paychecks!
No one serviced this customer needing help at the counter so I left… really bad and negative energy for me to shop… too bad I gave it two stars because it is a very cute store.

I am a multi-​tasker and so is Capers, that is why I love this store. Where else can I grab a cookie and a sandwich and get an espresso drink, buy greeting cards and gifts for friends and do some interior decorating-​this is «get it done» kind of a store. Not to mention the staff has always been really nice, last time they were offering up free hot coffee with Bailey’s while you shopped. I declined but what a nice offer! They have a great variety of gifts from dishes, candles, jewelry, scarves even pj’s. They also have a great selection of furniture and rugs. Things are very reasonably priced considering you aren’t getting things you can get everywhere else in town! Me likes!

I like to wander through Capers sometimes, but I never buy anything. Everything always seems to have been accidentally labled with a sticker that’s three times higher than it’s worth…
Pretty to look though, and then find something affordable elsewhere.

mmmm their chicken panini’s are sooo good. Things in there are a little on the spendy side, but give me ideas for what to look for in the consignment stores. he he

Last night I had some time to kill before meeting a girlfriend for dinner at Mashiko’s so I decided to check out a few of my favorite shops in the Junction.
Capers is another happy place of mine, I just wish my bank account allowed me to get everything I want. They have something for everywhere in your house, bedroom, kitchen, dinning room, etc., it truly is a one of a kind shop. Everything is unique and not something you’ll find in every other store around. When you have to get a house warming or shower gift for that person who has everything come here you’ll find the perfect gift. And once you’ve exhausted yourself shopping you can stop in the café for a lattes and a little snack to reward you for a successful shopping trip.