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Homebody Goods

Vintage glassware, pre-loved clothing and goods from independent makers under one roof on the downtown one-way, with workshops on the side.

Locally owned Storefront Retail shop

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Looking through Homebody Goods' open front door on Fraser Highway: a white wire chair, a lamp and shelves of home goods in a bright shop
Photo: Homebody Goods (owner-posted on Google Maps)

Homebody Goods is the newest shop in this batch. It opened on the downtown one-way in September 2025 and already has a perfect 5.0 on Google from 40 reviews.

Julie built it out of an earlier online business, A Simple Homebody, which sold modern and vintage home accessories. Along the way she got to know other curators and small makers, and the shop is the result: second-hand and brand-new things mixed together on the same shelves.

Expect to find:

  • vintage glassware, serving pieces and home accessories (colourful glass is a theme)
  • pre-loved clothing on a couple of rails
  • candles from Aaryn Myles poured into vintage glass, about $45
  • Aykasa folding crates and hair clips
  • cards, stickers ($4), jewellery and body care from independent makers

Vintage pieces are one-offs, so if something on Instagram catches your eye, go soon. There’s an online shop with Langley pickup and shipping across Canada.

Julie also uses the space for workshops. One this spring was a colour-analysis session, and upcoming ones are on the events page. The shop also took part in the DLBA’s It’s Christmas Time in the City in 2025.

It’s open Tuesday to Sunday 11 to 5, and closed Monday. Call 604-427-1170. Just along Fraser Highway is Cherry Pick Vintage, for vintage clothing. The Langley City guide has the rest of downtown.

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