Water Street Antiques and Interiors

The Building

Water Street Antiques and Interiors occupies an old water-driven power station in Old Town Sutter Creek. The building’s industrial bones — high ceilings, natural light, raw structural character — make it an ideal backdrop for the thousands of pieces on display. It feels less like a shop and more like a curated warehouse where history lives on every surface.

Over Fifty Years of Real Wood

Water Street is a veteran-owned and operated business with more than fifty years of history. For over four decades of that run, they have been handcrafting quality harvest tables from solid wood — no MDF, plywood, or veneers. That commitment to craftsmanship defines the entire inventory. Custom dining room tables remain the signature offering, built to order with the kind of materials and joinery meant to anchor a home for generations.

The Collection

With over 1,800 pieces in stock across both locations, the selection is staggering. European and colonial antiques fill the showroom alongside reclaimed furnishings and a repurposed industrial collection. Fair-trade textiles, home accessories, and European antique pine pieces reflect decades of international sourcing trips. For those who want to go deeper, Water Street also operates a warehouse at 11101 State Highway 88 in nearby Jackson, where considerably more inventory is stored — plan to spend time if you visit both locations.