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The Tin Roof

(East of Downtown Spokane)
1727 E Sprague
Spokane, WA 99202
(509) 535-1111

Located on unassuming East Sprague, the tin roof is an urban escape to style. The inventory changes quickly and there's always something new whether your looking for furniture, accessories or a unique and tasteful gift for your BFF. Better yet its affordable and they have great sales. Owner Heather Hanley and her crew have unmatched home finesse and style they'll loan you to turn your home or condo into something pretty fabulous, yet very "you"
The Tin Roof is one of those shops you wish you owned.
We love the parking lot tent sales for snagging ohh la la decor on a budget.
Side Note: Check out the new downtown store Concept:Home on 1st & Washington
(Published in Spokane Coeur d'Alene Living Magazine, November 2008, Best of.. issue)
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martine said…
Love the tent sales!
July 8, 2008 at 6:48 PM
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