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Furniture and Home Stores in San Francisco.
All 21 furniture and home stores we cover in San Francisco, from Chinatown, Chestnut Street and Hayes Valley, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
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Furniture and Home Stores, district by district.
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Long-running San Francisco home store selling Herend, Lalique and Baccarat, tabletop and barware, jade and pearl jewelry, estate silver and Asian antiques.
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Showroom for the Sausalito pottery's dinnerware, tile and homeware, with a selection of its wares in earth-toned glazes. Good for a single mug or a full place setting.
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Home store selling modern furniture and housewares with a focus on clean, simple design, near the Franklin St end of the Hayes St strip.
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Bedding brand's store for sheets, duvet covers, towels and loungewear, where shoppers can feel the fabrics before ordering.
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Home store for linens, tableware, decorative objects and gifts, located on the south end of Upper Fillmore near Bush St.
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Antiques shop on the upper blocks of Fillmore near Washington St, listed in the street directory's art and antiques section.
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Tabletop and home store for Italian white serveware, its own candles, barware, Montes Doggett ceramics, Cire Trudon candles and vintage hotel silver from Paris.
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Showroom for the Maine company's handmade solid-wood furniture, with design consultations by appointment and occasional art events.
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Home and gift shop for hostess gifts, candles and decor accents, an easy stop on Chestnut for a housewarming present.
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Furniture showroom for the Thuma brand with a cafe inside, so it doubles as one of the few coffee stops right on Chestnut.
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Plant shop and garden center just off Chestnut on Pierce Street, selling houseplants and seeds for apartment and city gardeners.
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Italian ceramics shop since 1946, selling hand-painted majolica and Deruta dinnerware, tiles, lamps, linens and Graffeo coffee.
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Home goods shop on the 1400 block of Grant Avenue, next door to 101 Records, listed in the North Beach vintage shopping directory.
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Knife shop selling high-end Japanese and Western kitchen knives, with an in-house sharpening service. Bring a dull knife to drop off while you shop the street.
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Houseplant shop combined with a cafe and photo booth at the Masonic end of the strip. Pick up a plant or pot and a coffee before walking west toward the park.
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West Mall shop on the Japan Center merchants directory, known locally for Japanese teaware and ironware. Pair it with ChaTo in the Kinokuniya Building when shopping for a tea set.
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Kitchen supply shop on Grant Ave stocking carbon-steel woks, cleavers, bamboo steamers and other Chinese cooking gear. The place to buy a proper wok and the tools that go with it.
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Antiques and home decor shop with lacquer cabinets, bronze incense burners, silk clothing, mahjong sets and tea sets. One of the better Grant Ave stops for larger decorative pieces.
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Chinese arts and crafts shop on Grant Ave listed for decor, mahjong sets and tea sets. Good for traditional decorative pieces and game sets to take home.
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Grant Ave shop listed in the Chinatown community directory for mahjong sets and tea sets. A useful comparison stop if you are shopping for a full mahjong set.
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Art and decor shop on upper Grant Ave listed in the Chinatown community directory. A smaller, quieter alternative to the big bazaars for Chinese decorative objects.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for furniture and home stores in San Francisco?
Chinatown has the most, with 5, followed by Chestnut Street (3) and Hayes Valley (2). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many furniture and home stores does this guide cover?
21, across 11 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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