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💎 A new treasure hunt awaits in Pioneer Square!
Fourever is a woman-owned, family-operated vintage and reworked jewelry business focused on sustainability, storytelling, and the joy of discovering pieces with character. They offer a collection of vintage, secondhand, and thoughtfully reworked jewelry, including pendants, rings, brooches, earrings, and other pieces with a unique history and charm.
Through their Seattle Restored activation, Fourever hopes to create a welcoming, treasure-hunt shopping experience that makes beautiful, character-filled jewelry feel accessible while giving pre-loved treasures a second life.
📍 118 Cherry St, Seattle
🕓 Mon & Wed-Sun, 11am-7pm
Mark your calendars for @fourever’s Grand Opening Celebration on June 27, and stay tuned for more details! ✨
👽 Welcome to @moonride.online’s first outpost on Earth!
We recently sat down with Stevie Hues (@steviehues), the artist behind the Moonride Trading Post, an experiential Seattle Restored pop-up featuring intergalactic goods, alien creatures, and otherworldly art.
Rooted in the belief that life is beautiful but hard, the shop invites visitors to step away from everyday life on Earth and into someplace far, far away. 🚀
Through imagined alien characters and whimsical storytelling, Moonride offers an outside perspective on life for us Earthlings.
👉 Read our interview with Stevie at the link in our bio, and visit Moonride at 1302 5th Ave now through September 14.
📸 @growingboymedia
Step into Seattle sports history at Throwbacks Northwest Stadium Collective, where our city’s rich legacy and cultural stories come alive through vintage apparel.
This Seattle Restored pop-up collective creates space for independent vendors to connect with new audiences in the heart of @pioneersquare, fostering collaboration and community through retail, events, and shared experiences.
🎉 Join @throwbacksnw TONIGHT for First Thursday Art Walk as they celebrate 18 years with a Drop Party! The TBNW 18 Year Graduation Capsule is inspired by timeless collegiate sportswear staples and classic university looks from the 1960s and 1970s, with a modern feel. The evening will also feature a limited-time art exhibition by Edwin Lindo!
🗓️ Thursday, June 4, 7-10pm
📍 @throwbacksnwcollective, 414 2nd Ave S, Pioneer Square
📸 @growingboymedia
✨New on our blog✨ We sat down with the cofounders of @we.fix.old.stuff, a repair-focused pop-up dedicated to helping people keep well-made objects in use.
Through Seattle Restored, designers Ashley Zaworska and David Nebert are bringing repair, restoration, and customization services to Lake City, approaching each piece with a balance of technical expertise and thoughtful design.
From simple rewires to complex, museum-quality restorations, their work is rooted in care, knowledge sharing, and keeping well-made objects in use — showing that the best objects aren’t just beautiful, they’re built to last.
👉 Read our interview with Ashley and David at the link in our bio.
🔧 Visit We Fix Old Stuff at 12325 Lake City Way NE now through August 11.
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Seattle Restored is a program of @seattleeconomy managed in partnership with @goodbusiness.wa.
Something new has bloomed Downtown! 🌸
Rooted in eco-conscious design, seasonality, and thoughtful composition, Butterfly’s Rest Floral Design Studio offers designer’s-choice arrangements that highlight the natural character of every stem. Each arrangement is designed to feel artful, refined, and quietly expressive.
🦋 Stop by @butterflysrest’s Seattle Restored pop-up to browse fresh bouquets and arrangements, or preorder online for pickup.
📍 800 5th Ave, Seattle
🕓 Tue–Fri, 10am-6pm
