Seller of beds and wardrobes, this shop was well laid out. Each bed had a bedroom setting, complete…read morewith wardrobes, desk and rugs, all for sale. The prices varied according to each one, some you could see instantly why it may have been pricier than others.

Having been badly let down by furniture village I had to look elsewere for a dining table and…read morechairs set that could be delivered quickly. Not holding out much hope of finding anywhere that could deliver before Christmas I tried koala. They were very helpful and to my surprise were able to deliver to me the following week ! I would definatley use them again.

A great selection of oak and pine furniture with excellent customer service! I had a large unusual…read morespace to fill in my hallway and had my heart set on an oak bookcase, but after visiting countless shops to try and find one that was just the right size I had no luck. Koala were able to make the bookcase exactly how I wanted it and also delivered free of charge. Would definately recommend!

Old fireplaces, stained glass and wooden doors, not your standard local shop but fantastic…read morenonetheless. The reclaimed fittings that you will find in the Junction Emporium are unique and beautiful, enough to give an old house a new lease of life. The owner, formerly a builder, specialises in supplying and fitting old fireplaces. You will not find a shop where they know more about this select market or have such a stunningly unique collection than at The Junction Emporium.

This shop sells fully restored pine furniture, much of it coming from Eastern Europe, fully…read morerestored fireplaces and surrounds as well as beautiful pieces of original furniture. It also provides Restored pine furniture and fireplaces from the 1800s to the 1930s. Also a large range of architectural pieces such as door handles, ornamental cast iron, stained glass windows and a comprehensive stock of stripped internal and external pine doors. It is a family run business for many years they are very happy to offer free advice and have a wealth of craftspersons at disposal, including stone masons, stained glass window repairers, cast iron welders and architects to name a few. They also offers a pine stripping service, custom built kitchens and wardrobes and personally installs fireplaces. So if you want your problems and headaches sorted out then get down to the Junction Emporium, Lordship Lane in east dulwich.

I can never resist a shop with a hodgepodge of furniture. This is a rather large shop with second…read morehand furniture. Most of the pieces are in really good condition. Actually, I only saw one couch which could have done with a bit of cleaning. I was surprised to see a lot of good quality furniture, not just cheap Ikea stuff, on offer. There wer even some really nice midcentury pieces. The prices are very reasonable as well. I really liked the way the presented things as well. I will be back when I have a flat.

This is a large second-hand shop selling furniture (including beds, sofas, tables, chairs) and…read moreelectrical items (including TVs, VCRs, DVD players, fridges, washing machines, etc). Also sells some new flat-pack furniture. Plenty of items to choose from, good value and the shop offers a delivery service for an extra fee.

Junk, the remains of something that has been destroyed or broken up [syn: debris, dust, rubble,…read moredetritus] Shop, a mercantile establishment for the retail sale of goods or services; "he bought it at a shop on Cape Cod" [syn: store] Basically this is a place where you can purchase nonsense that you didn't even want or realise you needed. It's also a little bit amazing! Run by 2 old geezers Alice S is right, there is a ramshackle collection of stuff the you just wouldn't put together, Actually if you are in the business for a bargain you may find one here, I can't put a name on what they sell but there is a huge collection of nonsense to browse. Seriously, It's a lovely place, go visit!

I don't know where else in South London you can find an antique javelin, a birdcage and an…read moreautobiography of Frank Sinatra on the same table. The Junk Shop is an Aladdin's cave of rubbish/treasure on Greenwich South Street. The stock varies from biographies and historical artifacts (mainly right wing paraphernalia- a Daily Mail series on the modern monarchy, an enormous hardback on the Third Reich and a Thatcher biography) Amongst all the military-themed bits of tat, there are actually some very good finds- there were some cool old 1950s Christmas cards, some 1960s newspapers in excellent condition and some beautiful vintage postcards. It is a funny old place but definitely worth a rummage through.

I absolutely love 'In...'. If you're not careful you may miss it but if you work your way through…read moreall the stalls in Spitalfields you'll fihnd this gorgeous home furnishings shop. They have beautiful furniture (dinning room tabels, chairs, cabinets and shelving) all of which have great individual style. My favourite items in here are the trinkets and decor. They have beautiful bird cages for decor that you can put candles in as well as beautiful lighting and ornaments. It's a brilliant place if you're looking for gifts as they have stuff for men, women and children. The prices are reasonable and the staff are great.

I love this unique shop. They sell mainly quirky home decor items, as well as a small selection of…read morebooks (pop culture, fashion etc), jewellery, cards and gifts. It's a great place to head for an unusual gift or for someone hard to buy for. A lot of the stuff is a bit pricey but you can tell it's good quality. I'll definitely be popping in here when I move house to get some of the kitsch lighting and kitchenware they stock.

An unusually sited shop, Gallery 136 is a small light in the cultural oasis that is Hither Green…read more it's really raising the bar for the area; lovely imported teak furniture, most of which comes from Indonesia, I think, and there are also paintings by local artists, ceramics from local potters and knick knacks. Prices are pretty reasonable and the owner is very amicable, and will try hard to get you what you're looking for. The shop is arresting from the outside and really stands out from the road's otherwise humdrum shopfronts. Some lovely bookshelves in here that would cost you a fortune elsewhere.