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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 5pm
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!
Eagle Feather Size: 16x20 Created by Cochiti Pueblo artist Dominic Arquero, these prints feature powerful symbols within Native American culture. Full of symbolism and meaning, Dominic's use of space and color connects and reminds us of the culture and heritage that is true to his heart. From a young age Dominic knew that art was his calling and he was mentored and inspired by the art of legendary artist Manuel Bob Chavez also of Cochiti Pueblo. Learn More
Eagle Eyes Size: 16x20 Created by Cochiti Pueblo artist Dominic Arquero, these prints feature powerful symbols within Native American culture. Full of symbolism and meaning, Dominic's use of space and color connects and reminds us of the culture and heritage that is true to his heart. From a young age Dominic knew that art was his calling and he was mentored and inspired by the art of legendary artist Manuel Bob Chavez also of Cochiti Pueblo. Learn More
Arteriors Ashburn Pendant - Retail for $3,095.00 33Rx40T Learn More
American Flag On Wood By Larry Berger Studios 27Lx17W About Larry Berger “Art has always been part of my life, it is what I excel at. All my work is a collaboration with nature and with things that were. I first started to use recycled material in my art when I was in college to keep down the cost of material. That put me on a long journey that evolved over time as did my art. Also, travels to many places like Santa Fe, with its Rio Grande high style & Indian art; the Adirondacks of NY and the craftsmen who built its great rustic camps, …all of this and more have bored into my psyche and shaped my eye. I consider myself an urban forester, before Green was Green, I have worked with recycled wood, urban milled wood and other vintage material. I not only use this material, but I am influenced and inspired by it. In my art, I aim to communicate through a sense of feeling or instinct. My art is not meant to have a meaning, instead I aspire to touch your sense of whimsy, to bring a smile to your face. Always working Green and loving it.” Learn More
Vintage Boot Stirrup Lamp By Larry Berger Studios 23Tx12W About Larry Berger “Art has always been part of my life, it is what I excel at. All my work is a collaboration with nature and with things that were. I first started to use recycled material in my art when I was in college to keep down the cost of material. That put me on a long journey that evolved over time as did my art. Also, travels to many places like Santa Fe, with its Rio Grande high style & Indian art; the Adirondacks of NY and the craftsmen who built its great rustic camps, …all of this and more have bored into my psyche and shaped my eye. I consider myself an urban forester, before Green was Green, I have worked with recycled wood, urban milled wood and other vintage material. I not only use this material, but I am influenced and inspired by it. In my art, I aim to communicate through a sense of feeling or instinct. My art is not meant to have a meaning, instead I aspire to touch your sense of whimsy, to bring a smile to your face. Always working Green and loving it.” Learn More
Vintage Cobblers Shoe Lamp By Larry Berger Studios 22Tx14W About Larry Berger “Art has always been part of my life, it is what I excel at. All my work is a collaboration with nature and with things that were. I first started to use recycled material in my art when I was in college to keep down the cost of material. That put me on a long journey that evolved over time as did my art. Also, travels to many places like Santa Fe, with its Rio Grande high style & Indian art; the Adirondacks of NY and the craftsmen who built its great rustic camps, …all of this and more have bored into my psyche and shaped my eye. I consider myself an urban forester, before Green was Green, I have worked with recycled wood, urban milled wood and other vintage material. I not only use this material, but I am influenced and inspired by it. In my art, I aim to communicate through a sense of feeling or instinct. My art is not meant to have a meaning, instead I aspire to touch your sense of whimsy, to bring a smile to your face. Always working Green and loving it.” Learn More
Slippers - By Local Artist Linda Richardi 20x20 Linda Richardi is a Photographic-Artist and painter working in California. Linda has been an Artist for many years. Her work emcompasses hand colored photorography, mono printing, lithography, digital photographs, and most currently, Acrylic and mixed media paintings. Linda Richardi's work has been shown in multiple jurried exhibitions including UC Irvine and Exposure gallery in San Francisco. Linda's hand colored photo work was also the subject of a curated exhibition at San Francisco State. Linda Richardi's current work was featured in the 2016 show WATER AND LIGHT at the Palm Desert Civic Gallery and the 2017 La Quinta Museum exhibition Tell me a Story Women in Art as well as THE CREATORS at the CREATE center for the Arts in Palm Desert, CA Linda Kline-Richardi attended California college of Arts and Crafts and Diablo Valley College where she was a teaching assistant in the Photo department. Learn More
