Northwest Handmade

A lot of people downtown this time of year end up wandering into Northwest Handmade “just to look” and then realize they’ve been in there for half an hour.

Furniture, local artwork, lamps made from naturally shed antlers, handmade gifts, pottery, quilts, and rooms that keep changing as pieces find new homes and new work comes in.

Feels good seeing Sandpoint wake back up again after winter.

If you’re downtown enjoying the sunshine this week, it’s worth stopping in and taking a lap through the shop.

Video: Spring light coming through the front windows at Northwest Handmade in Sandpoint, Idaho featuring handcrafted furniture, artwork, and décor from Pacific Northwest makers.

Always something different around the corner.

A log bed in one room. Handcrafted tables in another. Wildlife paintings, metalwork, lamps, little details tucked onto shelves you don’t notice until the second time through.

That’s usually how people move through the shop — one piece catches them first, then another, and suddenly they’ve been wandering around for half an hour.

This stretch of weather has the whole town out again, and the showroom feels good right now. Bright afternoons, doors opening all day, and new work continuing to show up from makers around the region.

If you’re downtown this weekend, stop in and see what’s changed lately. Or give us a call at 208.255.1962 if something in the reel caught your eye.

Video: Rustic furniture, wildlife artwork, handcrafted décor, and locally made pieces inside Northwest Handmade in Sandpoint, Idaho featuring Pacific Northwest makers and artists.

A few corners of the shop lately.

One room turns into another pretty fast around here. Cabin-style beds, wildlife art, handmade furniture, metal trees climbing the walls, little tables tucked into corners, paintings you notice on the second walk through.

This place shifts with the seasons just like the town does. Spring crowds start showing back up, windows stay open longer, and somehow the whole showroom feels lighter this time of year.

A lot of different makers, a lot of different styles — all finding their way into the same space.

If you’re downtown enjoying the sunshine this weekend, stop in and wander for a bit. Or give us a call at 208.255.1962 if something in the reel caught your eye.

Video: Handcrafted furniture, wildlife artwork, metal wall sculptures, and locally made décor inside Northwest Handmade in Sandpoint, Idaho featuring Pacific Northwest makers and artists.