These sales are so well set up you'll think it's a store! Seasonal stuff is featured nicely. Carol…read more(often at the door) is a gem. Always ready for the next Green Frog!!

The prices were insanely overpriced. The limited entry meant we stood in line for 1 hour even…read morethough we were #18 in line (and the this was a 4 br huge house). Ridiculous

We are furnishing a new home from scratch and are spending tens of thousands of dollars on…read morefurniture, but this store won't get a single buck from us. My wife and I walked in this afternoon looking specifically for a dining room set and a wooden rocker but no one offered to help us. We spent about half an hour poking around on our own but couldn't get anyone to help. We're in our mid-fifties and very upper middle class and, I would think, are exactly the kind of customers they would like to have. I guess not. Many Kansas City furniture stores have gone out of business since Nebraska Furniture Mart came to town, but if Traditions fails, it has nothing to do with the competition.

There are millions of furniture stores and billions of furniture inside of them - and it's enough…read moreto paralyze a girl from decorating her own damn room with so many options her head explodes! So let me make it simple. Traditions Furniture is a great stop of you like the following: 1. WOOD. Hearty woods, dark and rustic and moody. I knew a few families growing up that decorated around wood and their homes smelled like this store, with a little hint of bacon - strange but I promise it's dead-on. TF doesn't offer any light woods, nothing to brighten a room - it all looks amazing in candle light, VERY cozy and warm surroundings. 2. Nothing modern. Nothing. It's not too feminine with the abundance of leather goods and rigidly shaped lamps. There is no silver, chrome, simple, mod anything. 3. Cheap art reproductions. The paintings were large and well-framed (possibly by the many framing shops around the Santa Fe neighborhood - there is an ungodly amount of them). But among the monolithic pieces, nothing I saw was over $400, and most of it was between $100 and $200. And these are statement wall-hangings here - so their prices are surprisingly affordable if you are looking to accessorize the home. 4. Lamps. Also affordable, and plenty to chose from, was their collection of table lamps, most of which were low-lighting and tasteful, classic pieces. I found a few African-inspired and Victorian style lamps I thought were interesting and for only $25 to $50! AND they offer a coupon at the door that cuts the price of one home accessory item by 25% until after December 1st - so jump on it. 5. Traditional Christmas decorations. They had huge wall hangings with phrases like, "Hearts come home for Christmas" and "Your husband just called and he said you could by anything," (how dark ages is that last quote?!) They also had tons of those collectible Santa dolls some women like so much around this time. You know - I would love this place more if it were a little more Comfort Sofa and a little less "this is the men's smoking room."

They sell the BEST candles that last forever!! We come in every season to buy a new scent!read more

Winfield House has been our go-to for over 30 years. We have been repeat customers when we've…read morereplaced or updated living room and bedroom furniture, dining accessories. We still use our dishes from long ago when they had their smaller shop many years ago. We have known the Campbells who have owned the store all these years. They are trustworthy and honest and give great decorating assistance. Their decorators came to our house to help with drapes and window treatments to update our traditional look. This week we walked in for our usual browsing to see what was new. Their new chair from Norway was calling my name. We weren't in the market for a new chair but this is sooo comfortable I had to have it. Can't wait for it to come in. But then we needed to update other living room furnishings so Linda helped me with a new side and coffee tables. Their 20% off spring sale is starting soon which really helps making these purchases. Thank you Winfield House for hanging in all these years through the pandemic. It is NOT easy for small businesses to survive these days and they are doing everything they can to continue to be here for Lawrence.