4071 NE Sandy Blvd Portland OR 97212 ph: 503.493.7011
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Our Hollywood location is now closed.
After 5 years in the Hollywood District,
Shag has decided to relocate. Our new store
will be located in the Montavilla neighborhood,
just east of Mt. Tabor. We plan to reopen by August 1.
Until then, we will be hard at work painting, moving,
and finding new pieces of unique furniture and artifacts.
Please check back or sign up for our email updates to receive
our re-opening announcement.
We will miss our Hollywood neighbors, but look forward to
our new neighborhood with many great restaurants & shops,
the Montavilla Farmer's Market (Sundays), and First Friday events.
We hope you will join us and explore all that Montavilla offers.
Thanks,
Randy & Cindy
What's New At Shag?
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FURNITURE LIGHTING
Modern Reproductions
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REAC MINI CHAIRS VERICHRON CLOCKS
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FURNITURE LIGHTING
ARTIFACTS ITEMS SOLD
Modern Reproductions
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Since 2003, Shag Midcentury Modern has been a mecca for the Pacific Northwest's best vintage and mid-century modern furniture, lighting, barware, artwork, and other interesting artifacts and collectibles from the mid-20th century and beyond. We are centrally located in the heart of the Hollywood District, just minutes from Portland's city center.
Our 1200+ sq ft showroom features furniture from famous mid-century designers including Charles and Ray Eames, Florence Knoll, Hans Wegner, Finn Juhl, Borge Mogensen, Arne Jacobsen, George Nelson and more. We also carry a large selection of gorgeous American, Scandinavian, Asian and European modern pieces without a pedigree.
Just a word of caution before you proceed... Mid-century Modernism is highly
addictive. We constantly strive to bring the best and most unique pieces. Our showroom evolves daily, and what may be here today, may be gone tomorrow.
