Kitchen & Bath in Spokane, WA
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5 locations found near Spokane
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Flour Mill, 621 West Mallon Avenue Ste 416, Spokane WA 99201
“The staff is very friendly and they go out of their way to help you find what you need. They will order items for you and keep up with those order even when items are out of stock! GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!”
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2733 E Providence Ave, Spokane WA 99207
“Excellent customer service and workmanship! Nate arrived at my home right on time. He was kind enough to move a small cabinet out of the work area and started on the hot water tank install. He was here almost 3 hours and worked quickly and efficiently. Nate had to take time to dig out the water shut off to the house!!! I can't say enough about how the perfect this job was done. Highly recommend Professional Piping.”
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7619 North Division Street, Spokane WA 99208
“I came in with my best friend and found tons of cool stuff. We both found really well priced rugs we fell in love with, and after a search, we found that the display was the last one— not for one, but for both. We thought we were out of luck but a gentleman named Ian helped us look and we each got the last rug at an absolute steal with his help! If not for him, we would’ve both left very disappointed. They look great, thanks Ian!!”
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223 West Boone Avenue, Spokane WA 99201
“Needed a new ice machine for our coffee shop asap. I called the first time and Laurie was incredibly helpful and friendly. Speed, knowledge, price, service everything was all I could ask for for several days of our transaction until pickup. Thanks so much!”
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808 West Main Avenue, Spokane WA 99201
“As a thriller and romance author, I’m always studying texture and detail, and Williams Sonoma in downtown Spokane is one of those stores that sparks ideas the moment I walk in. The retail displays are beautifully arranged. Cookware, kitchen tools, and specialty items are laid out in a way that feels intentional and polished. The crystal glassware in particular stands out. The way it catches the light and is positioned throughout the store adds a sense of refinement that’s hard to ignore. Spaces like this inspire small details in my writing. The weight of a glass in someone’s hand. The sound of it set down on a counter. The kind of setting that signals character and taste without saying a word. The staff has always been courteous and attentive. Questions are answered quickly, and the overall experience feels professional and calm. Williams Sonoma in downtown Spokane is thoughtfully displayed and consistently elegant. It’s a store I enjoy browsing, even when I’m just gathering inspiration for my next scenes in my novels.”
