Divine Consign Furniture — Attraction in Vancouver

Always one of my favorite places to stop when traveling through Vancouver. When I dropped into the store yesterday I had no idea that it would be for the last time. While shopping downstairs I listened to one of the volunteers lament about "how good life used to be" and "why doesn't any of "our" people want to run for office or even be active in the schools anymore". (She was easily 75 years old so how she would even know who was or wasn't active in the local schools right now I have no idea.) Then quietly she says, "You know once those people get into office it's really hard to get them out again." Granted the other volunteer she was speaking to may not have agreed, but she didn't argue back, and neither were concerned about speaking around me. In looking at the very high or very low reviews D.C. has received in the past year I'm guessing there is quite abit of profiling going on toward their customers. Perhaps this "Junior League" type organization needs to be "woke" by some empathy and desegregation of the staff to avoid appearing to be willing to raise money for charity as long as we don't have to be around "you people". ...

I'm not one to typically shop in a used furniture store, but the minute I stepped into Divine Consign I got a great feeling. It's a very large store with a HUGE selection of good quality pre owned furniture at great prices. I found so many pieces of furniture, rugs, mirrors, room dividers, pictures and knick knacks that I could have purchased on the spot....had I needed anything. I was simply there with a friend who was looking for furniture for an apartment that he just moved into. However, after getting back to my home in Gig Harbor I was sad that I hadn't purchased two chairs I saw there, so he went back and bought them for me. If you're looking for good quality pre owned furniture and home decor I highly recommend Divine Consign. Bring your...

I really like Divine Consign. I think they do a good job of curating what they take in. I have bought several pieces from them over the last 4 years or so. What I like is that they have a good percentage of actual high quality to very high end furniture instead of just old stuff that has been refurbished. There are some pieces that are just an old piece that someone recoated with milk paint, but there are also quite a few that are in their original state and good to great condition. They also usually have a variety of styles from Empire to Amish Craftsman to others. I'd recommend Divine Consign to anyone who is interested in an "interesting piece" or even a complete furniture set but isn't stuck...