Call us today at (530) 536-5046
Visit us on
As the largest consignment home furnishing store in the Tahoe region, we now boast over 3,000 square feet of furniture, decor, wall art, lighting, rugs and more…. Visit both stores to see our ever-changing stylish and affordable consigned treasures—just waiting to be discovered.
Downtown Truckee Gallery:
10009 W. River St. (across from Jax Truckee Diner)
Open: Mon. - Sun., 10am to 5pm
530-536-5046
Pioneer Truckee Warehouse:
10700 Pioneer Trail, Unit #4 (Located in Camp1 Fitness Building)
Open: Thurs - Sat, 10am to 3pm
*Or by Appointment*
530-536-4072
Please ask us about our pickup and delivery services
in N. Lake Tahoe and Truckee Areas.
See what you can save by shopping upscale consignment—in our store and online! We offer a unique, one-of-a-kind collection of gently-used, fine home furnishings and decor ranging from mountain contemporary to elegant rustic. All carefully designed, admired and preserved. We firmly believe in the tenet: Reduce, Recycle, Reuse and Repurpose!
On Truckee Time - Barbwire and Reclaimed Barnwood Size: 24Lx9T Learn More
Wood Bear And Iron Mountains on Reclaimed Barnwood Size: 23Lx12W Learn More
Stark Geometric Wool Size: 10x14 With over 80 years of experience, STARK has built a brand rich in heritage, while maintaining a passion for creating beautiful and unique carpets. STARK remains committed to tailoring its designs to exceed customers' expectations. STARK's unique designs and luxurious pieces work to transform your space and create a personal touch. Each rug is finished with the care and love of the human hand, meticulously woven by skilled artisans. STARK is dedicated to bringing you the highest quality rugs from across the world. Learn More
Posniak Designs Reclaimed Mosaic Mountains Size: 36Lx26W Learn More
Norman Red Star Pottery Size: 11Hx11W Artist Profile Norman Red Star, Wi-Cahpe-Luza, Swift Star, was born into the Sioux Nation in 1955. He was inspired to continue the long lived tradition of crafting art by his uncle, the famous Red Starr. Norman began working with art at the age of 16. He started with crafting beadwork and at the age of 24 began hand carving sculptures on stone. By the age of 26, Norman began painting and by 40 he added pottery making to his artistic repertoire. Norman now specializes in hand crafting the traditional Santa Clara pottery with sgraffito etchings. He gets his ideas from hunting and Mother Nature herself. His designs include animal legends and is often accented with turquoise stones. The finished pottery is always a welcomed sight to see, Norman said. Norman signs his pottery Wi-Cahpe-Luza, Red Star, followed by a shield symbol and his census number. Learn More
