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It's January 2015, and it's time for a sale! Now through 25th come grab 30-50% off some of these goodies (while they last): All Highway bags 30% off All Alchemy Goods 30-50% off Lighting by Roost and Leitmotiv 50% off Kids' melamine place sets 30% off Pillows 30% off Govino 30% off And lots more! Sale prices are good in-store only, limited to stock on hand, and while supplies last.

Thursday night September 11 we will host two makers from very different disciplines. Shelli Markee, the artist whose wire birds soar up the walls at Click!, will flesh out the space with more flora and fauna sculptures in wire. Steve Lawler, a Tacoma woodworker whose reclaimed furniture line is one of the newest additions to the Click! showroom floor, will also be on hand to talk about his solid goods.   Shelli's wire works are three-dimensional line drawings, capturing the essence of their subject without color or shading. They are instantly recognizable despite their minimalism. The inspiration she finds in...

We love modern design, but we don't love wasteful fabrication... which is why we are over the moon for this new line from Tacoma artist Steve Lawler, a former cabinet maker who now uses remnant scraps from cabinet shops to create insanely gorgeous modern furniture: Yes that chair is very comfortable and yes that stool is available as a bench and yes that end table is available as a coffee table. And yes, they would look fabulous in your home. (chair: $670, stool $462, open end table $888)  

Watching new product releases as we do, we've noticed a lot of "passive amplifiers" which connect to your phone and supposedly amplify the sound without power. You may notice that you've never seen any of them at Click!. That's because most of them look like disposable junk and sound worse. But recently something's been happening right under our noses in West Seattle. A local guy named Fritz Rud, operating under the moniker of Salv.co, had great realization: that people were amplifying sound without electricity years ago,  and they made it look good. Now look at what he's done: He's made...

        Thursday May 8 we will host a book signing event for Hannah Viano, whose beautiful S is for Salmon: A Pacific Northwest Alphabet is now available.   Hannah's art has been featured at Click before; you may remember her amazing pieces, delicately cut from paper. She'll be here for art walk from 6 to 9pm, signing books and showing the original paper-cuts that became the pages of the book. Her new book is a feast of stunning imagery. Children and adults will appreciate the unusual alphabet pairings, tuned to aquatic themes of the Pacific Northwest.  ...