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Isadora's

The exquisite wares here, at the famous Pike Place Market, range from amethyst brooches to turquoise seed-bead rings.

1601 First Ave., 206-441-7711, isadoras.com

In an effort to embrace a more conscientious life, the owners of Juniper have lined the racks with eco-friendly and fair-trade dresses and blouses by Matta and Virginia Johnson, plus they foster an adoptable kitten from a local shelter (check the website for pics of the current pet).

3314 E. Spring St., 206-838-7496, juniperinmadrona.com

Kimberly Baker Jewelry

Local jewelry design star Kimberly Baker's wallpaper-wrapped space feels like a cool, albeit tiny, boudoir. Highlights include padlock pendants and snake-head earrings displayed on crystals.

617 N. 36th St., 206-545-1145, kimberlybaker.com

Kirk Albert

Georgetown has slowly established itself as the city's best resource for vintage home goods, and Kirk Albert was a pioneer. The shop (formerly known as Great Stuff) is laced with incredibly special, handpicked finds, like an anatomical eye model, an industrial steam gauge and a vintage lifeguard chair.

5517 S. Airport Way, 206-762-3899, kirkalbert.com

Laguna Pottery

Devoted to highly collectible, out-of-production pottery, this shop boasts an unbelievably extensive selection of earth-tone Heath Ceramics from the '50s, Rookwood Pottery vases and gloriously simple pitchers by famed industrial designer Eva Zeisel.

116 S. Washington St., 206-682-6162, lagunapottery.com

Lambs Ear Shoes

There's not a lot on the shelves at this eensy accessories boutique, but what does make the cut is exceptionally deserving. Pick from Rachel Comey boots, All for the Mountain arrowhead necklaces and slouchy Boyy handbags.

1617 N. 35th St., 206-632-2626, lambsearshoes.com

La Ree Boutique

Expect edgy yet still girly clothing from labels like Alexander Wang and Jenni Kayne at this boudoir-ish shop. Also on offer: sweet, giftable items like delicate gold jewelry by local designer Jamie Joseph and coolly packaged Apothia candles.

11 103rd Ave. NE, 425-453-7868, lareeboutique.com

Les Amis

This well-loved spot consistently brings new lines to the city, like Gary Graham and Megan Park, expertly mixing them with store favorites including Rozae Nichols' gauzy, layered styles. It's hard to express how much we love shopping here: From the cozy, French-country-cabin vibe to its laid-back merchandise, it all feels so right.

3420 Evanston Ave. N, 206-632-2877, lesamis-inc.com

Lucca Great Finds

Styled like a chic, slightly gothic Parisian flea market, this place could easily suck away an afternoon. Bowls of Mexican milagros sit next to shadow-boxed insects and turn-of-the-century toys, while the walls are lined with letterpress cards.

5332 Ballard Ave. NW, 206-782-7337

Merge

Helmed by a Donna Karan alum, Merge emphasizes architecturally cut, perfectly louche dresses and tops from designers like JNBY and rounds out its stock with Camilla Skovgaard heels and stacks of Genetic Denim.

611 N. 35th St., 206-782-5335