Taynsha Carr was incredibly kind and helpful throughout our buying experience! I'd highly recommend…read morechecking out this location if you're in the area and looking for a couch! She was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions in a timely manner. Thanks again, Tay!

The reason I chose Joybird over Wayfair is the presence of a showroom in DC…read more I saw the white of this fabric, over a different sofa ... very beautiful and comfortable but didn't want the pressure of maintaining white so I settled for green( which is the color of my existing sofa) I also wanted the barrel sofa .. which is displayed in black fabric at the warehouse .. honestly I couldn't choose between the Bryant and the barrel as both looked really nice. Taynsha my sales rep made sure I went home with a fabric package to help me decide .. it was very helpful. I bought this during president's day sales I'm so happy with my choice. Not only does it look nice, it's also so comfy. I find myself falling asleep for hours on my sofa. Something really foreign to me but thankfully is the main essence of this purchase.

We had a linear cabinet delivered over a month ago. The hardware for the cabinet doors was…read moremissing. So the installers were not able to install the doors. They are still sitting on the floor. Room and board said they would send out an installer to install the doors. However , nothing has been done and it's going on five weeks now. It's clear that this company does not care about their customers, once they have your money. I highly recommend that you find more reputable businesses to shop at. Mark B

The 14th Street in Washington DC (like Georgetown) is known for its furniture stores. Room & Board…read moreis one of the best: airy, lots of natural light, super friendly, proactive and knowledgeable staff. We were greeted upon walking in. We know what we were looking for, so they guided us to the display. We were able to check out and try out the dining room chairs. Their display rooms are on all four floors including a balcony on the top floor. Clean and well organized. Since June is the Pride Month, rainbow flags adorn their main entrance.

I had a terrific experience with Avanti Woodworks. I had a large library space that I wanted…read morecustom built-in bookcases for, and John at Avanti worked closely with me through the entire process of design, wood and finish selection, construction, finishing, and installation. John's expertise was invaluable, and he was patient, thoughtful, and creative in answering all of my questions and making sure everything was right. I learned a ton, and am very happy that I went with Avanti. And the bookcases turned out better than I ever could have hoped.

We can't say enough good things about John Avanti and his work! We were looking for a custom…read morecorner shelving cabinet to be built to match our existing kitchen cabinets and to house our cookbooks. The job was pretty small but we were thrilled with John's communication, precise and accurate work, his care for the job, and of course the final product! We had reached out to a bunch of people and struggled to find both willing and affordable quotes. John was friendly from the start and within our budget. He went above and beyond after the stain we had ordered from the cabinet company turned out to be incorrect and he was able to very accurately match the existing stain from a sample piece of trim we had given him. We'd recommend John and Avanti for your next cabinetry project - I know that's who we'll be contacting for ours : )

Ten years ago, I hired Wendy from Dream House to re-decorate my townhouse in Rockville. I paid…read moreover $160,000 to Dream House for design advice, furniture, and accessories. At that time, I was very pleased with their work - so much so, I referred 3 family members and another friend - all of which also paid thousands of dollars to Dream House for various purchases. Two years ago, I reached out to Wendy again - this time for help when I purchased a second home in Florida. I spent $6,500K with Dream House on curtain rods, finials, rings, etc. and it ended up being an absolute fiasco. When the installer (whom I hired privately in Florida) arrived, he said the drapes could not be hung with these curtain rods because the drapes were too heavy. When I reached out to Wendy and Cassie, I learned they were both on vacation together in Spain. Wendy's response from Spain: "...how were we to know they were super heavy? We ordered rods for regular draperies." This response is from a woman who has 44 years of design experience? -- i.e. Wouldn't you inquire about the drapery fabric before ordering the rods and/or let a client know the limitations of the rods when selecting drape fabric? The drape installer left after I received this text from Wendy in Spain, "...I understand how you feel, but I worked very, very hard on this for you...spent hours on this. I've used all these rods before..I have never had an issue. At this point I'm on vacation and would rather not have to take care of this right now." Though Wendy admitted later that she should have never taken on my design project (true!), they only refunded me $1,100 for curtain rod hardware that I returned to them - indicating to me that the curtain rod company would not allow anything else to be returned since is it was custom ordered, and I also had to pay a 20% restocking fee. Disgusted, I asked Cassie to mail the $1,100 check to my Maryland address; instead she mailed it to my Florida home. When I requested that Cassie re-send the check to me at my Maryland home as requested, she told me she could only do this if I paid a $40 check stop payment fee. The moral of my story: Buyer beware! If you run into any issues, be assured from my experience that neither Wendy nor Cassie will take ANY ownership of the problem. Beyond a frustrating and disappointing experience from a once very loyal customer. My only solace is that I have repeated my horrible experience to many friends and family who will also never shop at Dream House again.

Dream House is one of a hundred quaint stores in Downtown Frederick. So what makes Dream House…read moredifferent. Well, I'll tell you, the store looks brand new. Mostly it is filled with oversized furniture which is a modern but comfortable take on higher end pieces. Me and my friend went to the back and sat on these amazing chairs that were electronically reclining. Cause I don't want to have to push with my back on the hair to make it recline. What am? An animal?! The woman who was very pleasant told us that the chairs could come in one of like 50 different fabrics and leathers. I sat on another couch before I left which was very comfortable. If I had a larger house, I would definitely stop by this store. I do like a lot of the patterns on the furniture. The customer service was great! I like the customizability! I do remember the prices were a little on the higher side, but probably level with other stores like it in the area. Also... I'm gonna be honest, I don't have the best gauge on furniture prices. I don't go furniture shopping that often, and when I do it's for vintage furniture. I wouldn't hesitate to stop back into the store to see the new things they have in stock.

We love Kaiyo! Excellent furniture and amazing prices. We've bought a few beds from Kaiyo and the…read moreitems and service have been 2nd to none. Both beds we purchased were in spotless shape. Efren & JaQuan, our delivery/service guys were very professional and bent over backwards to make sure the bed was set up correctly and in exactly the right spot. Go no further than Kaiyo.

I had been searching on numerous sites for a TV/media console deep enough for audio equipment and…read morewiring. So many media consoles are poorly designed for that purpose! I found Standout Designs Haven Media Console listed on Kaiyo as Gently Used and priced at a fraction of the original retail price. The white-glove delivery to Rockville, MD, was great! It took two guys, Rick and Box, a half-hour to discuss the delivery, move the console to the media room, unwrap the blanket and shrink-wrap protection, insert the shelves, and ensure my satisfaction. All I had to do was wipe the dust inside and out from being in storage. I'm really pleased with Kaiyo service, the purchase, and the delivery team.

Updated review, weeks later. Was back in DC and used occasion to revisit this G-town store after…read moresincere comments from store manager through Yelp. A polar experience, a different day, a different planet. Let's accept that that one day was just a remarkable exception. Today, super helpful, friendly staff who shared specific and potent ideas about color matching, contrasting and blending fabric v. leather etc. We left smarter, with guidance and great direction re a sofa we really like, in a great fabric on view, and chair we might equally. If you like this type of furniture styling, then Georgetown and Tysons shops are winner. ----- Stars for the service- lack. Lovely scandi-modern furniture if it is to your taste. High end prices but not atmospheric. Service, super, on our day, if your goal is to browse without sales interruptions. That is, ignored is bliss, if sought. But we needed some. And when we sought attention-- a tear sheet, a question, an anything-- no ability to get an acknowledgement from any of the salespeople. Not a one. Perturbing, to say the least, to a thickskinned shopper. Quite liked an Osaka reddish sofa, tufted with angled arms, there but that's a Bo sale likely lost, as there were as friendly sofas we liked at Room and Board, with available nice folks. Super.

My friend invited me for dinner; he wanted to show me the furniture he bought at BoConcept in…read moreGeorgetown, Washington D.C. It looked very modern and was told by my friend it was from Denmark. He said it was very expensive. I looked very closely at the materials and mentioned that it was not real wood, either MDF or Particle Board with veneer as well as made in China. My friend said that is impossible as he was assured it was real solid wood made in Denmark. I said to him, I will cut part of his furniture and if it is not MDF or Particle Board I would buy and replace it. Lo and behold it was Particle Board. I have yet to find out what my friend did after I left his dinner invitation.

The Flea Market Store on North Capitol Street NE in DC has closed. They were packing up this week,…read moreand a realty sign wss on the lawn on 8/1/25. The owner had told me months ago that the landlord wanted the space back.

The Flea Market Store has been around for 15 years in the North Capitol neighborhood run by a man…read morenamed Willie. If you've driven on North Capitol, you'll recognize it. It's a corner store with a collection of things outside for sale from furniture to bikes to art to cabinets. What most people don't know if it's one of the only flea markets open every day in the city and there's more stuff inside like china and belts! If you enjoy hunting for diamonds in the rough items, go here!

One of my friends recommended this place as he loves Salt and Stone products. I tried those…read moreproducts at his house so I decided to try them out. Luckily they had some salt and stone body mists and deodorant in stock. Absolutely love it. I have been using La Labo which can get expensive. Salt and Stone products can have the same effect for a cheaper price. The store had various other products as well. Customer service was great. Highly recommend this place at the union market.

Very cool space with an eclectic mix of items from housewares, to candles, to clothing. A great…read moreplace to shop for gifts, or accent pieces for yourself. Or even a place to roam around and browse. The items are distinct and high quality, without gouging or over the top pricing. We ended up with a variety of gifts for family, and a few presents for our home and ourselves. Added benefit the support they provide for the LGBTQ+ community through fundraisers and other contributions.

A fascinating store with an eclectic array of rugs and other items such as hats, housewares,…read moretrinkets. The inventory is high quality. Another yelper has written that Woven History is a carpet version of a great bookshop; I couldn't agree more. The space is inviting. It's 3 row houses joined together, with nooks and crannies everywhere. The longtime proprietor, Mehmet Yalcin, widely known for his expertise, sadly died last year, however, his daughter, Rabia Yalcin, is now running the store. She's been at her father's side from the beginning, and so the torch has been passed. I met with Rabia recently and she's hit the ground running. She's knowledgeable, trustworthy, and easy to do business with. I can recommend this treasure trove of carpets and village arts that originate from countries found on the famous Silk Road. It's a one-of-a-kind place and very worth your time.

Loved the staff! They had a great collection and they also were able to give me a detailed history…read moreof the items they collected. Would recommend anyone interested in purchasing antiques to visit.

Great space and very friendly proprietors!! They have a great selection of MCM furniture and other…read moretrinkets. Will definitely be back to buy something.

Buyer beware the business deals in deceptive and fraudulent business practices. They will sell you…read moredefective and damaged products without disclosing the problems. Then when you ask to rectify the problem they refuse to fix or offer adequate solutions. Instead they blame you