Portland’s Best Selection of

Furniture

Furniture that is just right for the Pacific Northwest.

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Living Room

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Dining Room

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Rugs & Floor Coverings

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Kitchen Workcarts & Misc. Furniture

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Why not

get exactly what

you want?

Custom ordering furniture might seem like a daunting task, but it couldn’t be easier at Kaboodle! Click below to get in touch with one of our custom order specialists. They make it a breeze to place your furniture order, ensuring you get exactly what you want with ease and expertise..

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Gat Creek Clark Table
Modern living room with large windows, gray sofas, a coffee table, a tall green plant, and a bookshelf in the background.
Modern living room with large floor-to-ceiling windows, gray sectional sofa, large potted plant, wooden accent wall, and a dining area in the background with a round table and four chairs.
Unmade white bed with knitted blankets, pillows, and throw pillows in a bright room with glass doors and green trees outside.

Maker Spotlight:

American Leather

Makers of Comfort Sleeper & more

Established by engineers in 1990, American Leather was created on the belief that waiting three months for a piece of customized furniture is far too long.

Innovation is at the heart of everything American Leather creates. Their advanced engineering methods combined with incredible manufacturing speed offer a custom-furniture experience unlike any other. Stop in to a Kaboodle store today and speak with one of our Custom Order Specialists about all the available options.

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Customizable

AL offers over 500 upholstery choices, multiple configurations, and style options to make it yours.

Sustainable Practices

From upcycling their leather waste to their domestic sourcing efforts, AL leads the industry in manufacturing sustainably.

Made in the USA

AL ‘s furniture is manufactured in the United States at their state of the art 350,000 sq ft. facility in Texas.

The problem with

Fast Furnishings.

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You’ve heard of Fast Fashion and its accompanying environmental impacts. But what about Fast Furnishings? The web is awash with high style furniture options that are big on marketing – but not so much on the craftsmanship. Designed to look good for a limited time, fast furnishings are a growing issue. According to the EPA, Americans threw out over 12 million tons of furniture and furnishings in 2018 (up from 2.2 million tons in 1960), and over 80% of it ended up in landfill. Factor in the carbon emissions from manufacturing and shipping, and it’s clear that the furniture industry is becoming a significant player in the climate crisis.

That’s why Kaboodle only carries top-quality goods from the best manufacturers from around the world. By only offering quality crafted furniture we can ensure not just a long life of use in your home, but also less waste in our landfills.

Fast Furnishings Making Headlines

  • “It’s usually new furniture that’s being tossed,” Ashlee says... “That’s because it’s just not built to last and there aren’t repair programs for it. It was intended to have a short lifespan.”

    The Fast Furniture Problem
    from Architecture Digest

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  • “The mass-produced furniture that sold furiously during the pandemic could soon be clogging landfills."

    Fast Furniture’ Is Cheap. And Americans Are Throwing It in the Trash.
    from The New York Times

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  • “Furnishings that used to last for a decade or more fall apart much sooner now—think fast fashion for furniture."

    Your New $3,000 Couch Might Be Garbage in Three Years. This Is Why.
    from the Wall Street Journal

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  • "As well as landfill waste, fast furniture is fuelling global deforestation and increases in harmful greenhouse emissions."

    The rise of fast furniture – and the environmental cost
    from The Week

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