Hearts Decor Consignment Store

I’m a retired african american senior and stumbled into this shop after retired to the Portland area… went in and was casually greeted by the owner… told her it was my first time and I would take my time looking around. looking around I saw myself spending maybe $ 1200 for I saw and planned to buy many items I wanted and needed because I recently moved to Oregon from cali.
two retired white ladies came in and was greeted with an affectionate hello and thank you for stopping…(i’m tucked away in a corner overhearing the owners interaction with the two ladies)…the owner talked with them and offered them a discount because it was their first visit… she offered them both coffe from the Keruig… other beverages: she extensively explained she was in the business of helping senior down-size…she dealt with not only consignment items but estate items too… a really big spill the owner gave these two senior women. A spill she had not given me… I do believe because of (1) the darkness of my skin…(2) my laid back appearance and (3) the assumption that I was poor and simply a looky-​lu.
I stepped from the corner where I over-​heard the entire engagement with dismay on my face. the owner immediately realized I was still in the store…(I think she forgot) when she picked-​up on my face the sadness I was feeling… when she quickly tried to apologize for not offering me a «first time discount» as the two white senior-​ladies who had no ideal of what just transpired…
I told her I was hurt she did not treat me the same as the two white ladies and politely said I would come back… maybe I will go back and explain to her that living black… living as a disable senior… living under the radar as poort… is a challenge for me everyday… and that her biases and acts of discrimination against me and other dark-​skinned citizens is embedded in her subconsciousness… wasn’t there some kind of Havery social test that demonstrated dark-​skinned folks are seen as inferior… just saying… I experience this every time I venture throughout the world.
I have some « Unilocal» stock so my daughter told me to use the service… here I am… is there spell check?

Fun place, I felt very welcome and I found lots of good quality things that I wanted. I will make this place a regular stop.

Would give them a 0 if I could. We bought some furniture from them over the phone. Went by the next day to pick up the furniture like we told them we would. The shop was all locked up. It was 4:30 and the shop was supposed to be open until 6. We left several phone messages and have heard nothing back. 2 days later and still no correspondence. Will likely have to call bank to have charges reversed.
Update: Owner called us after 4 days. She was out of town and had no idea what had happened. She was very apologetic and offered free delivery. Satisfied with the resolution.

careful what you buy from this place. I was sold a fake gold ring and they gave me hell when I tried to return it. Won’t be back here until it goes out of business and turns into something else…

I love this place! Very nice & helpful staff, good selection (not junky like some places are), and something is always on sale. They sometimes have their pets in the store as well, which is always fun. I think some items are consignment, but not all. Great spot!

This is one of those places I sort of stumbled upon because it is not really in a an area you might go to often. It is sort of just sitting on a corner and you might miss it if you aren’t looking. So here is my advice– take not of the address and go look! If you like real antiques and not thrift shop junk it so worth it. They have good quality/​good condition home décor items and a friendly staff. Worth the little extra gas to go off the regular path.

cute consignment shop. Sometimes a little heavy on the prices, but all in all a great place to browse and shop. Make sure to say hi to Sandy the canine greeter. What a great gal she is!