Baker Furniture has served the DC community for over 100 years. Thanks to the recent House Tour: Scott's Airy Simplicity, we were reminded of Baker's timeless appeal. The store is known for its traditional pieces, but Baker also carries different, non-traditional lines like the Jacques Garcia Collection and Tony Duquette designs. Click through for a tour of the store's huge retail space in Cady's Alley, Georgetown.
The store carries everything for the home — furniture, accessories, lighting, rugs, tableware, and more. Prices are high, but so are the quality and service. Have you shopped at Baker Furniture?
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Ah yes, home of the $50,000 per room!
Right now, my means are limited to vintage Baker - but that's not to say that I wouldn't consider them for new items when I move to a larger space, especially their moderately-priced Baker Studio line.
http://www.bakerstudio.com/
Nice advertorial
You can find many nice Baker items on craigslist. Really well made furniture.
are their pices reasonable priced...or is it over priced...i c a few pieces in these images i want...
Where? Im n charlotte, nc and havent found a single baker's piece of furniture.
Beautiful stuff at Baker but very pricey.
There are actually a few pieces in their new upholstery line that cover a wide range of price points. Also check out their Outlet area downstairs for great deals 60% off and more depending on the promotion.
Charlotte, NC - Try looking at store locations on the Baker Furniture website or make a trip to a Boyles in the area or the Hickory Furniture Mart