Flora And Henri

Flora & Henri is a mini world of wonder in the heart of Pioneer Square. So refreshing to shop a well-curated collection of small designers!

fantastic boutique. grab an espresso at general porpoise and do a lap at this one-stop shop. found some perfect Christmas presents for my nieces, and beautiful Brooklyn designed tumblers for my kitchen.

Visiting Flora and Henri in Seattle (there's another location in CA) is a truly inspiring experience. The store's interior and architectural design are works of art. As soon as you step in, you're greeted with the loveliest flower shop, Marigold and Mint Botanicals, in the vestibule, and General Porpoise Doughnuts next door. Flowers, doughnuts, and a lifestyle store - it's a trifecta of perfection. What sets them apart is not only their warm customer service but also their thoughtful collection of under-the-radar, new, and established designers, each offering quality and timeless appeal. Additionally, the beautifully curated line of children's clothing, along with a charming mix of vintage toys, books, and other household wares, is a treat for the eyes. I dropped by last week, and Abigail made me feel so welcome, offering several great suggestions and ideas for a dress that ultimately led me to find one at their online store. Pro tip: I highly recommend joining their newsletter and following them on IG. They have outstanding, generous sales, and their shipping speed is truly remarkable. For instance, I ordered an item from their CA store on Saturday morning, and I received it before noon in Seattle on Monday – and with free shipping with a personalized note!

Stopped by Flora and Henri the other day and found it chic and neat. They have all sorts of random stuff nicely displayed, their products are quite unique and interesting, but overall it's a bit all over the place without a clear central theme. There are some clothes, home goods, books, kids' toys, etc, you'll have a fun time here if you simply enjoy wandering around in a beautiful boutique.

Really cute stuff—I'd describe it as artisanal for the minimalist, and definitely more unique than the average boutique too (at least compared to where I'm from where all we have is inauthentic vintage). I was only in here for 15 minutes or so, not looking for anything in particular. Prices bordered on the "probably more money than I'm comfortable with" level, but there were a couple of things I was ready to pay for, if I had any more planned luggage space. If you drop by, consider the cookbooks and the kids section to the side. It's apparent the owners thought carefully about the lifestyle products they wanted to carry and didn't just dropship everything like most boutiques do these days. There were a lot of delightful products to play with in your hands and books to thumb through curiously.

This is an expensive gift boutique that has some really interesting pieces if you’re really planning to splurge. They also have a small but well-curated assortment of cards for a variety of occasions.

Wonderful curation at this shop! I wish we had one in Portland. So many great things.

Really great store but expensive, yeah

Cute little spot for coffee and shopping near the waterfront. I ordered the pour over from General Porpoise.

I came in here twice to peruse and look for a gift, the first time for a wedding gift and the second time for a birthday present for one of my best friends. They offer a hodge podge of items ranging from a very limited selection of yoga clothing, baby clothes and women's casual wear to home decor, cookbooks, and toys. I was quickly greeted both times I wandered in and asked if I needed help. The price for everything is over the top. Some examples: $105 for a small candle, $140 for a shoe horn or $570 for a ceramic plate - ONE plate. There are better quality items at Nordstrom, Pottery Barn and Saks for the same price range. I don't get this place.

I almost can't with how beautiful this store is. Everything is beautifully thought out, chosen with love and care and with a flair that you can only find in a boutique like this. I had to restrain myself from buying everything I saw (grad student budget) but still managed to find several cool items for gifts. Keep in mind that prices can be a bit high, but you won't find these types of items anywhere else. If you're in Pioneer Square and you want to see what a buyer with excellent taste chooses for a gallery-like boutique like Flora and Henri, stop in and you'll be so pleased.

A gorgeous concept store, but highly impractical for the 99%. I walked in with a reasonably high budget for a gift for twins. They have beautiful items, but I'm not about to pay $95 for a 3-inch tall teddy bear for an infant, let alone two of them. The sales associate sensed my frustration and was empathetic and friendly. She helped me find an affordable, sizable $30 stuffed toy, but sadly we couldn't find a second one. It sounds like they'd moved through that inventory fastest. I left empty handed and disappointed.

Hello, I've actually never stepped foot in the store but I've shopped online. I love this boutique! I started buying clothes way before we started our adoption process. We knew we wanted a girl. Every package I've received has come with a Thank You note. That made my experience more special. Today I logged on to yelp to call them to check on sizes. I want to buy my daughter a very special dress for our adoption ceremony which will happen some time in December-March. I came on here to get their number. I decided to write my own review. That's all. I love this store!!!!! The clothes have a vintage kick to them. Which I personally love!

Flora & Henri is an exquisite boutique that you can find beautiful hand crafted items both in store & online that will last you generations. Their customer service is spot on & gracious. My new favorite Boutique for online shopping & would be for in store shopping if I didn't live all the way in San Diego CA. Thank You Flora & Henri!!!! Will Definitely do many more translations with you. :)