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Where to outfit your home office
Alright, so you’ve likely already been working from home for most of the year if you’re new to the work-from-home routine due to the pandemic. But have you really taken the time to set up a proper home office yet? Sitting at the kitchen table is OK… but a desk would be better, right?
Luckily, there are many stores in Spokane County ready to help you find everything you need to make that home office feel like a workspace, whether that’s by dedicating a corner in your living room for a desk or decorating an entirely separate room. From bookshelves and filing cabinets to desks, office chairs and yes, decorations, keep an eye out for unique finds at these local stores. It might just make that commute from the breakfast table to the home office a little more enjoyable.
THE TIN ROOF
This third-generation, Spokane family-owned business has evolved over the years to become a very modern, exciting furniture store. With staff who are ready to help you work within your budget and find what you need, from a desk to the decor you want around it, their interior designers and stylists can help you find just the right thing. You can make an appointment online and even start designing your room on their website. 1727 E. Sprague Ave., tinrooffurniture.com, 535-1111
O’BRIEN USED FURNITURE
Providing a variety of used furniture in good shape, with deals changing regularly, O’Brien Used Furniture might not have the exact model you found online, but you could fall in love with something you wouldn’t find anywhere else. From desks and office chairs to filing cabinets and random knickknacks to decorate with, the store regularly cycles in new pieces. 4924 N. Market St., obrienusedfurniture.com, 489-3397
TWO WOMEN VINTAGE GOODS
Now, when it comes to decorating your home office, what better way to find your personal aesthetic than by checking out local thrift stores for one-of-a-kind artwork, paper crafts, decorations, bookends and more? Looking to create an old-school Sherlock Holmes-style darker home office? You might find some mounted animal heads or antlers here. Looking for bright, holiday decorations to keep your desk from getting boring? They’ve got that, too. 2012 E. Sprague Ave., twowomenvintagegoods.com, 624-4322
SPOKANE FURNITURE CO.
Whether you’d like a modern aesthetic, farmhouse, minimalistic or classic, you can find bookshelves, desks, side tables and more to outfit your home office at one of the two locations in Spokane and Spokane Valley. The stores are open and ready for you to come look at items, or you can order online. 1901 N. Division St., spokanefurniture.com, 328-1229 · 16413 E. Sprague Ave., 474-9904
WALLAROO’S FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES
First opened by an enterprising Gonzaga student who was flipping Craigslist furniture, this store has evolved into a full-service furniture store providing customers with a variety of styles and options for their home furniture needs. In particular, if you want to make a little cozy seating area with a loveseat or sectional in your home office, this shop may have just what you’re looking for. 1001 N. Division St., wallaroosfurnitureandmattresses.com, 241-3212
COMPLETE SUITE FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
For rugs and wall art, look at the selection at Complete Suite’s Spokane Valley location, or on the regional company’s website. They offer affordable rug options, from geometric patterns to that warm faux sheep/animal skin rug you maybe always dreamed of having in front of your home office fireplace (you clearly have a dark, massive home library in this daydream). Or, for the windowless home office, try finding a nice ocean or forest view from the store’s wall art collection to keep the winter blues at bay. 11410 E. Sprague Ave., Spokane Valley, completesuitefurniture.com, 822-7049 · 1219 N. Division St., 326-5390 · 7410 N. Division St., 868-0235 · 3014 N. Flora Rd., Spokane Valley, 381-5618 υ
