Beam & Anchor

I was visiting family in Portland for my birthday and was given a gift card to Beam & Anchor. The selection of products at a variety of price points was incredible and made it difficult for me to decide what to purchase with my gift card. I ended up choosing a cookbook; two uniquely shaped drinking glasses; and a set of lovely bronze measuring cups. I had a catch, though -- I needed my purchase shipped across the country to my home. One of the owners of the shop, who was extremely kind and helpful, took care of the shipping and wrapped and packed everything individually and with such care that the drinking glasses did not break. I highly recommend Bean & Anchor and can't wait to add stoneware and cooking utensils from the shop to my collection.

Beam and anchor has such cool and good vibes! The atmosphere is so calming and inviting. Everything feels really detailed and catered to the space and the shop. A great place to shop for rustic, eclectic, and vintage items. I'm not post it I think everything they sell is hand made and mostly local. Honestly a little too pricey for me personally but I still like to come to look and appreciate everything 😂👍 But honestly everything seems high quality. Overall and a great shop and a great small local shop to support. I'd recommend stopping by to browse at least.

Prefect first stop when you move to Portland. They have pretty much everything to outfit your new place. The staff is great and they make a ton of the products in house - providing space for smaller companies to grow. I've never had a bad experience. Also, it's worth joining their email list, always throwing little parties for product launches and art installations.

Always love the smell of the candles in this store. Good selection of local craftsmanship as well as accessories, and home good items. It's homey-feeling and the coworkers/owners are always engaged and friendly.

Country Chic has been taken to an extreme. Fun house hold items are stashed all over the place. I also enjoyed how the place isn't packed with items. It is a huge space, but you can see all of the items when you enter. One downside is that I didn't like the parking situation. Being right off of Interstate, it relies on street parking for you to be able to shop here (at least as far as we could tell.) There are 3 spots available right in the front of the store, but the exit is again off of Interstate and you have the parking spot, 3 feet to the sidewalk and then sidewalk.

There is no place like this. They are incomparable in style, collection, service. INCOMPARABLE. They are a beacon of taste in this little city - schooling us in all things bright & beautiful. We are all the better for it. Go in. You'll see.

Hands down the coolest store in Portland. Owner is the nicest guy ever. Definitely going back for more.

One of the best local stores. Hidden in an off the beaten path area but worth the trip for quality goods mostly from the PNW. Very kinfolky.

I was visiting family in Portland for my birthday and was given a gift card to Beam & Anchor. The selection of products at a variety of price points was incredible and made it difficult for me to decide what to purchase with my gift card. I ended up choosing a cookbook; two uniquely shaped drinking glasses; and a set of lovely bronze measuring cups. I had a catch, though -- I needed my purchase shipped across the country to my home. One of the owners of the shop, who was extremely kind and helpful, took care of the shipping and wrapped and packed everything individually and with such care that the drinking glasses did not break. I highly recommend Bean & Anchor and can't wait to add stoneware and cooking utensils from the shop to my collection.

Beam and anchor has such cool and good vibes! The atmosphere is so calming and inviting. Everything feels really detailed and catered to the space and the shop. A great place to shop for rustic, eclectic, and vintage items. I'm not post it I think everything they sell is hand made and mostly local. Honestly a little too pricey for me personally but I still like to come to look and appreciate everything 😂👍 But honestly everything seems high quality. Overall and a great shop and a great small local shop to support. I'd recommend stopping by to browse at least.

Prefect first stop when you move to Portland. They have pretty much everything to outfit your new place. The staff is great and they make a ton of the products in house - providing space for smaller companies to grow. I've never had a bad experience. Also, it's worth joining their email list, always throwing little parties for product launches and art installations.

Always love the smell of the candles in this store. Good selection of local craftsmanship as well as accessories, and home good items. It's homey-feeling and the coworkers/owners are always engaged and friendly.

Country Chic has been taken to an extreme. Fun house hold items are stashed all over the place. I also enjoyed how the place isn't packed with items. It is a huge space, but you can see all of the items when you enter. One downside is that I didn't like the parking situation. Being right off of Interstate, it relies on street parking for you to be able to shop here (at least as far as we could tell.) There are 3 spots available right in the front of the store, but the exit is again off of Interstate and you have the parking spot, 3 feet to the sidewalk and then sidewalk.

There is no place like this. They are incomparable in style, collection, service. INCOMPARABLE. They are a beacon of taste in this little city - schooling us in all things bright & beautiful. We are all the better for it. Go in. You'll see.

Hands down the coolest store in Portland. Owner is the nicest guy ever. Definitely going back for more.

One of the best local stores. Hidden in an off the beaten path area but worth the trip for quality goods mostly from the PNW. Very kinfolky.

The nice shopkeeper at nearby Lowell recommended that I take a look at Beam & Anchor before moving on too far out of the neighbourhood. All I had to do was remember to turn right at Widmer and not Left. After I turned around, I found Beam & Anchor sitting by its lonesome and not sure what may be contained within. But park I did and what I found was a really cool store with lots of "Made in Portland" stuff to look at. You're still going to have to go to Beckel Canvas or Tanner Goods yourself, but Polar Goods and other Rose City creations are here and very nicely curated and displayed. My only complaint is that the handwritten tags are a little hard to read, both in terms of penmanship and available light. Downstairs you'll find custom furniture, ceramics, jewelry, paper goods, leather, apothecary, artwork, and various accessories. If you ask the guy at the front desk nicely, he might give you a tour of the upstairs, which includes a wood-working shop and various creative studios. I ended up with a nice knife (and sheath) that interestingly enough wasn't made in Portland (but easily could have). There's so much neat stuff (albeit a bit pricey in spots) to consider here that I'm sure to be back the next time I'm in Portland.

Beam & Anchor represents authentic handcrafted and upcycled Northwest American beauty. The vibe is 20th century made-in-America classic items, built to last by Americans. This store is a warm labor of love collected from local craftspeople. Furniture, jewelry, candles, purses, bags, dog leashes - collars, scents, knives, kitchen items, crockery, pillows, lighting, pens, and notebooks mix with near antiques. The most stunning work is the furniture. Early-mid-century classics and industrial shop items are updated with new upholstery, including Eames-Herman Miller rockers in Pendleton fabrics. Old tables and factory bases wear their age with new local Northwest hardwood tops, from trees older than a hundred years, and impeccably finished. Classic couches and chairs assume a new fifty to one hundred years life with durable recoverings and renewal. New handcrafted furniture is mixed in at reasonable prices given the craftsmanship and materials. Many of their makers are in the self same building - that's local! It's a highly curated perfect Portland complement to Redux, Crafty Wonderland and Tanner Goods. They take The Good Mod-like items and improve them. These items at ABC would be four times the price. It would be an excellent place to shop for creative, designer and artistic individuals who have a romance for aesthetics that fall in time between before great grandparents and after mid-century modern. If you are visiting Portland, have friends & relatives visiting, or live in Portland and are looking for handcrafted items, you will enjoy visiting this store. In fact, you might just want to set up an old canvas tent, light a campfire, put some coffee, bacon and eggs on, curl up in your Pendleton and live here! (Note Interstate Avenue is divided here, the best parking is on N. Knott Street off Mississippi, they have a small lot, or walk from N. Russell nearby)

Absolute joy to be here. Wonderful owner and unparalleled inventory. A true Portland gem!

Great gift and lifestyle boutique. All kinds of great things for the outdoorsy type looking for clothes or gadgets, or the indoorsy type looking for that great mug, journal, or useful Knick knack. I deducted a star because I found their prices to be too high in general, and in some cases way too high.

This a great store filled with a large selection of finely crafted leather goods. There are is also handmade jewelry, cards, ceramics, and other home goods here. Everything is a bit on the expensive side, but if you're looking for a higher-end, indie-made leather wallet or bag, this is a perfect all in one stop.

I could have been a great customer of theirs. I have clients that would appreciate their offerings. I've given them many chances to provide customer service (like three), the latest of which was when the owner couldn't be bothered to return my phone call inquiring about custom tables. Well, I give up. I'll take my business elsewhere. It started with one of their opening parties which I just happened to stumble on since I drive past the shop on my way home. Nevermind that I'm a designer that should have been marketed to with an invitation. I don't think I was quite hip enough to be there, because I was ignored completely, even when I tried to track them down with inquiries about their products. The last time I was in the store, I asked for a dimension on a table and the clueless worker made excuses as to why he couldn't find a tape measure, and then broke out a teeny tiny 1/4" wide one, and proceeded to give me vague, inaccurate loose dimensions. Hey buddy, when someone is asking for dimensions, they need such to be, ahem, EXACT. This place is just too hip for its own good. I guess they must have their exclusive clientele who they must service, or they wouldn't be in business. I wouldn't be surprised if they folded.

If I was writing a top 10 places to shop in Portland book this would be #1! Followed by breakfast at Broder Nord up the street. A perfect Portland tourist's morning. Beautifully curated. I want to live in a world they create. Check out the Imaginary Author scents. Cobra + the Canary are my favorite. If you want to bring home unique, modern and hand crafted gifts from Portland this is the best.

I know that there isn't a scarcity of beautiful, personally-curated shops in Portland filled with local, handmade goods, but Beam & Anchor is seriously one of the best of those types of stores in town. I would buy everything in this store, if it wasn't just so damned expensive! The only reason why I'm giving this 4 stars instead of 5 is because of its price (think: VERY expensive. Who in Portland can afford to live like this?), location (basically in the middle of nowhere?), and the terrible way they label their goods (on index cards, making it hard to match the price to the good they're talking about). Aside from that, I would heartily recommend it to successful people with lots of money and good taste looking to spend.

Discovered this Beam & Anchor after visiting Lowell around the corner. Lowell has a much more antique and folk art vibe while B&A is more focused on recently made items by locals. I recommend hitting both shops up while you're in the neighborhood! They pair well together.

I'm in love! I bought a few things here. What a great selection of home decor, jewelry, and gifts. Fits right into my style. Service was friendly, and not in your face. A must go to!

Beautiful hand crafted, small business items. Well made and designed. Excellent place to find gifts. Hot day and they offered us amazing loose leaf iced tea. Their credit card app was down for about 5 minutes and they gave each of us a bar of salted chocolate. Great customer service! A+!!!

A store full of beautiful objects from jewelry to ceramics to textiles and more. I loved every minute shopping here and the female manager working was very kind and helpful. I left with several items and felt great giving them the business. Highly recommended to anyone wanting artisan made products in a really beautiful space. Beam and Anchor thank you for sending me back to NYC with some wonderful locally made treasures. I will spread the word to friends heading your way.

This place is magical. It will make you never want to try and make/create/craft anything again because everything is so cool. This is a good thing. A sweet lady makes soap above the shop and it makes the whole shop smell like lemongrass. I want to bottle up this little shop and keep it in my pocket.

Lovely store with vintage, leather, local goods... our Couchsurfing hosts took us here. The upstairs is amazing. Creative people work up here with soaps, leather, upholstery and wood. Amazing place. Loved the vibe!

This store is a great treat! It feels finely curated in the choices of items and while there is a lot of stuff, it is ordered and a pleasure to walk through. I loved the handmade focus and wonderful materials used. I think I walk around this store over and over again, just soaking in the good vibe and lovely crafted items. I bought a few things for my new home and I'm loving them. It isn't a steal, but it feels very worth the prices.

What a beautiful place! Most of their products are out of my price range, but they have a vast array of local goods.

What is more portland than a store that embodies Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom? I've never stepped into a store that took my breath away with every piece of jewelry, every bag, every stunning hand crafted piece of furniture. So beautifully curated, and you really can't beat having artists crafting right above where you shop! I walked away with a bag I've been hunting down for months. Thank you :)