Manor Fine Wares
Contact
Store Phone: (503) 954-2900
Web Sales: (888) 200-7498
info@manorfinewares.com
Address
907 NW 23rd Ave.
Portland, OR 97210
Hours
Monday - Saturday 10-6
Sunday 11-6
About Manor
Founded over a decade ago to highlight the heirloom textiles and objects procured while globetrotting, “Fine and Curious” is sometimes used to describe this quintessentially Portland boutique with a local cult following. Now, independently curated with a broad variety of purveyors and home categories, Manor prides itself on craftsmanship, quality, and enduring style.
Located in the heart of Portland’s NW 23rd Nob Hill neighborhood, our store offers a unique and sophisticated collection of furniture, lighting, tabletop, fine jewelry, and accessories—including the best of European bedding and bath. Manor’s warm and enthusiastic staff can assist you in selecting a special gift or in designing your entire home.
Manor Exclusives
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Chilewich Sultan LLC
A textile visionary since 2000, New York designer Sandy Chilewich developed a brand with a fully reimagined textile manufacturing process. Beginning with their now-famous floor mats and placemats, Chilewich has grown into multi-faceted design company, creating all of their own woven vinyl materials.
Cisco Brothers
Creating truly unique pieces from found objects, responsibly sourced wood, and discarded scrap material;Cisco Brothers executes their unconventional designs with an abundance of passion and craftsmanship. Proudly anchored in Los Angeles, Cisco Brothers has a discerning eye for quality and character, personally approving every fabric cutting and dye lot before crafting each piece in house.
Farrow & Ball
Headquartered in Dorset, UK, Farrow & Ball prides itself on not only creating high-pigmented, low-VOC quality paints, but also on their people-first principles. Founded in 1946 by two clay pit workers in industrial England, they went on to provide commercial contracts to Ford and the War Offices, before their original factory burned down in the 60’s. The new factory still stands today, serving the global demand for their beautiful products.
Patrick Charles
The definition of a one-man show, Patrick Charles travels the world, treasure hunting for unique and charming area rugs. Largely wool kilim rugs from Turkey, Patrick finds a design that speaks to him, and repurposes it into a gorgeous and versatile furniture piece. Usually ottomans of all shapes, sizes, and uses, no two of Patrick’s pieces are the same, but all of them are showstoppers.
Sabre
Paris-based Sabre has the international market cornered on vibrant table and serve ware, successfully marrying form and function with their avant-garde designs. Colorful, eye-catching, and conversation starting, Sabre pieces bring pizazz to the table, adding the perfect punctuation to your dinner party conversation.
Coral & Tusk
Artist, nature enthusiast, and animal lover, designer Stephanie Housley created Coral and Tusk to bring her hand drawn creatures to life through embroidery. A multi-generational do-it-yourselfer, Stephanie’s designs quickly became a high-demand sensation, featured in social media and many top editorial publications. Coral and Tusk is an avid supporter of conservancy organizations such as the ASPCA, and Natural Resources Defense Council.
CFC Noir
Hand-made in the USA from largely reclaimed materials, CFC began in 1999 with just one person. Now, CFC is one of the industry leaders in custom-made furniture. Using fir and oak from found objects and structures, they offer a multitude of finishes for every unique space. Along came Noir in 2004, with a vision for balanced, in-house designed pieces that last generations.
Heather B. Moore
Heather Moore began as a glass blower and metalworker, but quickly discovered the benefit of using these skills to tell stories through luxury jewelry. Using painstaking freehand techniques, each piece is made to order and designed to cater to a supreme level of personalization and heirloom-quality customization that the Heather B. Moore studio in Ohio is known for.She frequently travels with her trunk shows and you may have run into her at Manor before.
Juliska
Husband and wife team Capucine & David Gooding founded Juliska in 2001 after a trip to a Parisian trade show and chance meeting with a talented artisan named “Juliska,” the company’s namesake. What began as a mouth-blown bohemian glass collection has grown into a diverse and inspired catalog of internationally acclaimed tableware. Capucine and David define their vision as “love and the art of knowing how to live well: an intention to make moments in life special.”
Ryan Studio
A division of Legacy Home, designer and founder Debra Ryan launched Ryan Studio in 2006 to showcase an extensive collection of decorative pillows applicable to the whole home. Wildly popular, the line is fully designed and produced in the USA, in the same Virginia workrooms with Legacy Home.
David Fussenegger
Since 1832, Austrian artisan David Fussenegger’s cotton-focused textillery has produced some of the softest novelty items in the industry. Family-owned until 2011, Fussenegger is a GOTS certified manufacturer (Global Organic Textile Standard), and creates cozy pieces for all ages.
Visual Comfort & Co.
For over 30 years, Visual Comfort has been lighting spaces through the skilled hands and deft eyes of designers and contractors. Often partnering with popular artists, they provide an extensive catalog of styles from all motifs to complete the mood of a room.
