Owner and staff are great and excellent curated selection (trying to get to 85 characters sorry.read more

I went into this thrift store looking for old buttons for a craft project. Someone told me they had…read morea huge stash here, and they were right. This store is jam packed with all kinds of things! You'll find clothing, shoes, videos, books, furniture, electronics, housewares, health items, etc. I didn't think the prices were fair on some things that were really junky, but after asking the woman at the register, I found out that items are donated and all of the proceeds go towards the Boys & Girls Club. That wasn't clear at all, and I would not have known that if I wasn't true to my outgoing self and asked the associate about the store. All I found to buy were my overpriced buttons, but I'm happy knowing I supported a good cause.

In last few years we have dropped a fair amount of money at Chez Del, however we've decided to move…read moreon. The issue is that far too much of the furniture looks like it came out of local hotels. Gaudy, Mediterranean style. The demographic they seem to be aiming at is 70 years old and above. I'm 63 and their inventory still reminds me of a trip to grandma's house or the lobby of an assisted living facility. There is nothing remotely modern, tasteful or stylish. I'm sure their buyers know their customer's tastes, but their customer base has to be dying off or aging to a point where they have little need for new furniture. I think Chez Del would be wise to update the styles they offer. In fairness, the staff is professional and friendly but I don't envy them having to move this stuff.

Just had to share how much I am in love with the furniture I've purchased from Chez Del in Akron,…read moreOhio! Over the past two years, I've purchased a few fill in pieces for my bedroom, breakfast room, and even an entire living room of furniture at Chez Del's popular summer warehouse event. I've always known exactly what I wanted, having an interior design background myselfl, and been able to make decisions easily. However, it was the purchase of my family room furniture that had me baffeled for the first time. I just couldn't narrow my ideas and decide on the right style and layout. With the help of designer Becky Harrell, my furniture was delivered this week and I am thrilled. Becky worked with me over a year and a half. She was gracious to quote multiple pieces, let me check out umteen samples of fabric and finishes, and never made me feel as undesisive as I knew I was being. She knew I wanted quality and I wanted a great price and so steared me to take advantage of the Chez Del fall upholstery sale. Becky came to the house and measured the room to put it into their design software and show me exactly how the furniture would sit in the room. We thought through all the fabrics and finishes and ultimately decided on a look that fit me, my family and our personality. With tons of family showing up for Christmas, the Chez Del team kept a last minute delivery slot open for me, followed up with manufacturers, and made sure we had furniture for our company. The delivery guys (Keith and Joe) are top notch. I'm a little picky and they took extreme care to cover my floors and carefully placed the furniture; often making slight adjustments to my liking. At installation, Becky informed me that the manufacturer of my sofas had left off a decorative feature I had ordered. Chez Del hired their furniture upholstery person to add the decorative features and handled the issue before I even knew about it. It was done perfectly and without my having to stress about it. That is excellent customer service! Bottom line, the furniture business is a tough one these days as manufacturing has changed a great deal. It's not unusual for the retailer to have to answer to quality issues, delays in shipping expectations, and a whole array of customer satisfaction issues. And, retailers are doing all this at lower margins and more online competetors than ever. Chez Del, their personal touch and expertise, is a gem in this fast changing marketplace. I'll continue to support them and the personal experience!

I went in to the store during a sidewalk sale event in Hudson in July of 2014. It was a Sunday…read moreduring lunch hour. I was drawn by the unique furniture displayed outside the store(mostly items usually seen on other discounted famous websites). When I walked in, there were 2 sales ladies extremely busy among and only among themselves so that they didn't even recognize me or my two daughters. There was nobody else in the store and the store is tiny. Even after awhile of looking around, they didn't even bother to say "hello may I help you". They didn't say a word. SNOB ALERT. I think the snob alert equated with the inflated price of the items they had in the store. They had a reclaimed wood dining table on sale for 2800.00, which I could have gone to Arhaus for a lot less even when not on sale. I just recently got an email flyer from Arhaus and theirs was around 1000.00 on sale(regular price was around 1500.00). They had some other single chairs that mimicked 70's velvet style fabric and was on sale for around 480.00. I later looked online at one of my favorite online stores and it was around 150.00. Needless to say, I will not be going back to purchase anything. If I did go back, it would probably be just to see how the products looked in real life that I saw online. However, having said that, if you like paying way over a product's value just so you could say you bought it at this store, then you should. Otherwise, shop around online or any other reputable stores and save your money for your children's education or anything else, and do not support inflated snobbery.

I visited MOD eight months ago, in March 2017. Had planned to keep my decorating spending local…read morewith local suppliers and vendors. The business had a NEW OWNER. However, I found the new owner arrogant and not helpful at all. She would not allow fabric samples to be checked out for more than 24 hours, even if you were willing to place a sizable deposit. Nor if you were spending a large amount with her small business. I was really disappointed, and chose never to return to her shop. Her attitude was really bad.

Fun, eclectic, vintage, and cottage core come to mind when I enter House. I always look forward to…read morea visit to House when I am in town/ This has become my go to for gifts and a personal treat-yourself moment. Love their selection of new and antique finds. The quality of their products are amazing and very reasonably priced. The associates are always kind and conversational.

I'm not sure how homegirl isn't on yelp yet!…read more This is a fairly newer spot in the downtown Hudson area, and it is the perfect place to find vintage and boutique home goods, gifts, art, skincare items... truly it all. I would also say that the vintage selection is very reasonably priced for being curated vintage items... you really are paying for the organized eclectic curation of the fabulous owners. I ended up talking with one of the owners for quite some time... if you get the chance, make it a point to chat with her. I didn't catch her name but we got chatting for quite some time. Especially in pandemic times- having a nice, wholesome conversation with someone you don't know too well is quite rare. I left, with brand new vases, a handmade pouch, a gorgeous vintage tray, and such high spirits! The vibes in this place are unmatched and deserve a visit from you asap!

If you're looking for high quality furniture that will last a lifetime, Sedlak's is a one stop…read moreshop! I had been looking for a television stand for a newly purchased 75 inch Samsung and was conflicted about where to buy one. After searching online for area furniture stores, Sedlak's caught my eye and I decided to pay them a visit at their Solon location. The store is inconspicuous from the street and more closely resembles a hotel or country club from the outside. Upon walking in I was greeted by a kind lady at a desk and she directed me down a hall to the back of the store. This place is absolutely massive! There are numerous sections, each of which specializes in different home furnishings. The variety is extensive and offers a vast assortment of items. I found the section that has televison stands and after roughly 15 minutes decided on an attractive wood and glass stand with cabinets. I found a sales clerk who was more than helpful and collected my information. She then advised that the stand would be delivered in one piece, which would spare me the time of having to assemble it. She advised that the delivery would be carried out within a week and guided me to the front to submit payment. One I submitted payment, a delivery date was agreed upon for the following Monday (4 days) and I left. Sedlak's contacted me the day prior to the scheduled delivery to confirm. On the day of the delivery, two Sedlak's professionals contacted me upon arrival and I let them in. They carefully setup the stand and were even kind enough to place the television on it. The stand is of inpeccable quality and the customer service was top tier! I am happy with my purchase and would definitely buy from them again!

Just left. We were in town for the weekend to get a whole house of furniture for own new home. A…read moredesigner never came over. Just a sales man who wouldn't even look at our prints. He seemed afraid I was going to give him COVID! Couldn't believe how uninterested they were!

Love it. Clothes handbags & shoes all clean & newer ! Amazing furniture downstairs. Many new…read morefurnishings & plenty of really nice older stuff

I made a special trip to drive all the way here today only to find that they have no Sunday hours…read more I honestly don't know how these small businesses plan to stay in business very long when they are not available for their customers. Who has time to go vintage shopping on a Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock? Probably not many people since everyone Hass to work for a living so being available when your customers need you and are willing to spend their money is imperative in my opinion. Retail should be about taking your customers money when it's convenient for them to give it to you not when it's convenient for you to take it.