Consignment Categories
Furniture
Chairs, ottomans, sofas, sideboards, beds (based on available floor space), bureaus, curio cabinets, dining sets, bookshelves, lamps, desks, coffee/side/end/console tables, realistic artificial plants, outdoor furniture
Artwork
Paintings, pottery, statuary
Kitchen Ware
Small appliances, utensils, dishware, flatware
Textiles
Wall hangings, small area rugs, throw pillows and blankets, bedding, quilts and linens, tapestries, window coverings
Curios
Vases, art glass, clocks, table/photography/art books
What We Don't Consign
Meet Wenilda
Three months after the first iteration of Alameda's Second Home shuttered its doors, longtime Island residents Wenilda Sigh (with husband, Greg, left, and with a customer) opened a reimagined version of the beloved store. Wenilda's mission is to provide an elevated retail experience, and to inspire those who visit Second Home to create a comfortable, beautiful, and serene living space for themselves.
What customers say about Second Home
"The new version of Second Home has a different personality. There's a wider range of choices, from statement furnishings to accent pieces and collectibles. The store may have the same name, but it's a fresh shopping experience."
— Claire Splan
"At the previous Second Home, it was fun to stop in every once in a while to see if there was something that could help fill a shelf or would look good on a wall. Since it re-opened, I've been filling my place with furniture. As a guy, it feels like I have more options now."
— Brian Higgins
"As an artist, I'm caught between the mainstream and the realistic; I wouldn't be caught dead shopping at Ikea, but I can't afford the upscale furniture shops with truly beautiful craftsmanship. But ever since my friend gifted me a stunning piece of Calveras art from Second Home, I've made the store my second home for tasteful furniture, art and curios."
— Emily Foster