Julie Anne's Art Supplies and Gallery
An independent home goods shop in one of the Sardis plazas along Vedder Road.
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Home Goods in Chilliwack
Kitchenware, linens, decor and the general business of furnishing a house, which in Chilliwack is a growth industry: the city added roughly 11,700 residents between 2020 and 2025 and most of them moved into something newly built. The chains are in Cottonwood Centre and Eagle Landing and are not listed. The independents are downtown, in the District 1881 blocks, and in Sardis — smaller shops carrying kitchen goods, pottery, textiles and gifts, often with a local-maker shelf. There is a genuine craft and maker economy in the valley, and this is the category where most of it reaches a shopfront.
Showing 1–8 of 8 home goods stores
Nick's Lighting & Decor
An owner-run home goods shop, near the Cottonwood and Chilliwack Mall cluster.
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PRISM Studio
A local home goods shop near the Cottonwood and Chilliwack Mall cluster, on Yale Road.
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Real Deals
An owner-run home goods shop, in the old commercial grid around Five Corners.
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Switzer’s Vintage Decor
An owner-run home goods shop, on the Fairfield Island side of the downtown.
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The Local Space
An owner-run home goods shop, in the blocks that have been Chilliwack's centre since before the malls.
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The twelve Chilliwack neighbourhoods, and what each one is actually like
The City defines twelve. Three of them hold two thirds of the population and almost all of the shops. Here is the honest version of each.
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Chilliwack eats in three separate places, and only one of them is obvious
The drive-throughs on Luckakuck are the visible half of eating here. The interesting half is downtown, out on the farm roads, and in the strip plazas nobody photographs.
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