The Best Stores for Furniture in Washington DC

Lorla Studio
Aug 4, 2025
5 min read

Updated: Sep 3, 2025

^{We’ve all been there. It’s a hot June evening, and you are closing in on the perfect new look for a space to enjoy the rest of the long summer nights in DC, and need just the right furniture solution. Voilà! You have identified the key sofa that will pull the whole room together. You separately identify the fabric, reach out to the vendor, and find out that you}^might^{get that gorgeous new sofa in time for Thanksgiving. What to do!? Rest assured, you have fabulous options in the consignment and antique space for your furniture needs in DC, and here are some of the best stores for furniture in Washington D.C. Of course, if you are looking for help and are less thrilled by the hunt, we are always ready to provide you the}^{full range of design services}^{to meet your needs.}

Jean-Pierre Antiques (Georgetown Classic)

^{Jean-Pierre Antiques is a}^Georgetown^{staple, specializing in meticulously curated 18th-century furniture, Murano glass, and lucite furnishings. This luxurious shop is perfect for those seeking high-end, vintage furniture pieces to adorn their homes. This spot has a well-earned reputation as a Georgetown fixture for its strong sense of style, and a genuine one-of-kind owner who knows his stuff! Jean-Pierre Sarfati has been an institution in DC, and famously threw extravagant parties at his Georgetown home many years ago before selling it to famous Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward. Visitors can likely expect to find a carefully curated selection of rare, vintage items, making Jean-Pierre Antiques a must-visit destination for anyone seeking luxurious, one-of-a-kind treasures. Below is one example of a beautiful Italian Murano glass chandelier by Carlo Scarpa from the 1950s, as well as a classic French chair in the Louis XVI style. I was fortunate to meet Jean-Pierre early in my life in design nearly 20 years ago, and he’s always been an inspiration in the joy and vigor he brings to life.}

^{After a visit to see JP, plan to take a break for a late lunch at}^{La Bonne Vache}^{(3265 Prospect St NW). This is a charming little spot, with a lovely menu, and a great ambience. You can’t go wrong with the burger! And plan to take a stroll afterwards to enjoy the beautiful streets (and cars) in the neighborhood. Looking to create a space as unique as the treasures you’ll find at Jean-Pierre’s? Our}^{interior design services in Georgetown}^{can help you bring your vision to life.}

^{Manse (Georgetown’s Stylish Housewares Spot)}

^{Continue your stroll through Georgetown to find another great DC furniture option at Manse. This is a super charming housewares and lifestyle store located at 3210 O Street in Georgetown. Shoppers can expect to find unique, artisan-made products, including linens, glassware, garden accessories, soaps, and more. This store is all about curating a beautiful selection of items to make your home special.}

^{Salt & Sundry (Union Market Gem)}

^{Another great option for furniture can be found at Union Market’s Salt & Sundry, a home and lifestyle boutique that features an eclectic mix of goods from independent makers and designers worldwide. Shoppers can expect to find lovely candles, gifts for crafty folks, jewelry pieces, and home decor items. This spot is loved for its hip vibe and friendly staff. Customers rave about the lovely selection of candles and unique gift items, as well as various other items for the home. Stores like Manse and Salt & Sundry are ideal for layering in beautiful home accents—if you’re not sure how to pull it all together, explore our}^{custom millwork solutions}^{for a tailored touch.}

^{Miss Pixie's Furnishings & Whatnot}

^{Miss Pixie's Furnishings & Whatnot is a beloved fixture in Washington D.C.'s 14th Street corridor. Since 1997, owner Pixie Windsor has been scouring weekly auctions for unique, eclectic pieces to fill her shop. As a result, Miss Pixie's is a treasure trove of vintage home furnishings, artwork, and decorative items. The shop has a fun vibe, making it perfect for those seeking one-of-a-kind treasures. Visitors can expect to find an ever-changing array of items, from midcentury modern pieces to vintage textiles and accessories. With its welcoming atmosphere and constantly rotating inventory, Miss Pixie's is a must-visit destination for design enthusiasts and bargain hunters alike. Not sure how to blend eclectic vintage pieces with your current decor? We break down the}^{types of interior design services}^{we offer to make styling simple.}

GoodWood (Midcentury Modern in U Street Corridor)

^{GoodWood is a premier destination for high-end Danish midcentury-modern furniture in Washington D.C. Located in the vibrant U Street Corridor, this shop specializes in luxurious case goods, such as sideboards and credenzas. GoodWood's curated selection showcases the finest examples of midcentury modern design, with an emphasis on quality craftsmanship and timeless style. Whether you're a design professional, dressing luxury homes in DC, or simply a lover of midcentury modern aesthetics, GoodWood is an essential stop for anyone seeking sophisticated, vintage furniture pieces. With its sleek, upscale atmosphere and expertly curated inventory, GoodWood is a standout destination in D.C.'s design scene.}

^{Mom N’ Pop Antiques}

^{Mom N' Pop Antiques is a cherished vintage furniture store also along the U Street Corridor. This shop offers a unique, one-of-a-kind shopping experience, with over 35 antique and vintage dealers showcasing their wares. Mom N' Pop Antiques specializes in 18th and 19th-century antiques from France and beyond, making it a treasure trove for design lovers. Visitors can expect to find a vast array of items, from vintage furniture pieces to rare, decorative accessories. With its welcoming atmosphere and eclectic inventory, Mom N' Pop Antiques is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking unique, vintage treasures.}

^{Modern Mobler (Midcentury Mecca)}

^{Modern Mobler is a go-to destination for midcentury modern enthusiasts, boasting the largest collection of American, Danish, and European midcentury furniture on the East Coast. With locations in D.C. and}^{Kensington’s}^{own Antique Row, this shop offers an unparalleled selection of vintage furniture pieces. Modern Mobler's inventory is meticulously curated to showcase the best examples of midcentury modern design, with an emphasis on quality, style, and functionality. Visitors can expect to find a vast array of items, from iconic designer pieces to rare, one-of-a-kind treasures. With its expansive inventory and expertly curated selection, Modern Mobler is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking midcentury modern furniture. Modern Mobler is a go-to for midcentury fans—and if you’re in the Kensington area, our}^{interior design services in Kensington}^{make it easy to style your space with timeless flair.}

^{Wrapping Up Your Furniture Hunt in Washington DC}

^{Whether you’re drawn to vintage treasures or modern statement pieces, DC has a furniture store to match your style. And, if you’re ready to elevate your space, our}^{interior design services in Washington DC}^{can help bring your vision to life.}

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