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Opal

This outpost of the Redmond shop has a host of denim (Rock & Republic, William Rast) and endlessly wearable pieces by Vince, Ed Hardy, and Juicy Couture.

2121 Terry Ave., Ste. 100, 206-621-8202

This cool garden store can elevate the most straightforward plant to a centerpiece. Top pick: eminently packable tillandsia plants mounted on rock crystals (from $20).

5336 Ballard Ave. NW, 206-782-7256

The Pulp Lab

Almost everything on offer here is the fruit of an exclusive-to-Pulp Lab collaboration (the shop fronts a creative agency). Highlights include clog booties from Swedish Hasbeens and hand-stamped blouses by Lina Rennell.

2608 Second Ave., 866-962-9559, pulplab.com

Red Ticking

Provençal-sourced striped linens are arranged in tidy color-coordinated stacks along the wall, and vintage chandeliers drape from the ceiling at this thoroughly romantic spot. The shop does a brisk business in made-to-order pillows, crafted from vintage South-of-France fabrics.

2802 E. Madison St., 206-250-8853, redticking.com

Sway & Cake

After years working as a stylist in New York City, native Seattleite Tamara Donaghy returned home with a mission to open a boutique stocked with little-known lines that complement her sleekly feminine, superhip aesthetic. Her keen eye ensures that Sway & Cake is the first in town to sell the most up-and-coming labels.

1631 Sixth Ave., 206-624-2699, swayandcake.com

Totokaelo

Owned by a former graphic designer, Totokaelo (which means "reaching to the edge of the stars" if your Latin's rusty) traffics in a studied mix of labels that are quietly cool (Maison Martin Margiela, A.P.C., Raquel Allegra) and under-the-radar (Hope, Uzi NYC). Don't miss the spot-on jewelry from Mociun and Lauren Manoogian.

913 Western Ave., 206-623-3582, totokaelo.com

Velocity Art & Design

It's famous for its exhaustive website devoted to every facet of modern home design, but the shop itself is just as impressive. George Nelson wall clocks and Alexander Girard trays are bestsellers.

251 N. Yale Ave., 206-749-9575, velocityartanddesign.com

Watson Kennedy

The Seattle-based mini chainlet Watson Kennedy has won all sorts of awards for artful store displays, which makes absolute sense: It's one of those places that can sell an entire aesthetic, meaning you'll want to buy it all—the obscure cookbooks, antique dominos and lusciously wrapped hand soaps.

1022 First Ave., 206-652-8350, watsonkennedy.com

Alhambra

As the name suggests, the prevailing vibe of this decades-old spot is Moorish, from the arch-laden and sand-tinged walls to the exotically worked Gary Graham dresses and intricately beaded bracelets from Miguel Ases.

101 Pine St., 206-621-9571

A Mano

Owner Nealy Blau makes biannual trips to Milan—though she stocks a few labels from other cities as well—to handpick the gorgeously crafted leather goods that fill her unfussy sliver of an accessories shop. Expect the latest, most sought-after styles from insider brands like Il Bisonte, Fiorentini + Baker, and Roberto Del Carlo.

1115 First Ave., 206-292-1767, shopamano.com