This is a good place if you havent got a clue what you are looking for or what kind of design you…read morewant as they do a free design service. They have a good rang of furniture and the staff are very good at listening to your ideas. It is not as cheap as other places but the furniture is good quality and the service is excellent

Lots of lovely furniture and carpeting in here. The prices aren't cheap but the staff are very…read morehelpful. The store is set out over 3 floors and can be a bit cramped.

Located on Crown Street this furniture store is slightly out of the way but well worth a visit…read more I had to get a new sofa as part of an insurance claim, because of the floods, and with there not being much choice in the furniture stakes in Carlisle, ended up here. The other major sofa retailer in Carlisle had flooded aswell. I must say that I was I was very impressed with the choice of sofas in my price category and in the end managed to get a really good deal on a two and three seater leather combo. The staff were absolutely fantastic and not pushy at all although it was obvious they were working for commission. They even gave me a free leather care kit which should have cost thirty pounds which was really good of them and has come in very handy with a toddler running about now. I really love my new seating and the quality of the leather is really nice. The seat pads are still really bouncy and retain their shape. The shop is really big and there is loads of car parking spaces. Although it can take a little while to get back out of the car park as the main road can be quite busy.

bought my extending table & chairs 7, dresser with matching mirror here. quite expensive compaired…read moreto oak furniture but great service which made up for it. |I alson buy a lot at the clothing department in thier other shop in Peebles. great selection. Love the shop and the staff are always very nice.

Oh my word, I've found it!…read more This is it. This place is where I want everything in my dream home to come from. The Chanlon showroom is filled with lovely, hand-crafted examples of 18th and 19th Century style furniture, which have been made to look distressed and aged as if they have been in grand country homes for years. The influence is mainly English but you can see that Scandinavian and French styles come through in lots of the pieces in-store. Kitchens come in lots of customised styles and collections, including designs for smaller spaces and hand-crafted Oak fittings, ranging from £20,000 upwards. Expensive. Very. Chanlon also sell furniture for the bedroom, bathroom and study areas of your house, such as the beautiful four poster bed, at almost £6,250. This would be the ultimate in luxury! The pieces are beautiful but this beauty comes at a price, and a hefty one at that. I can dream though!

Lovely little cafe and farm shop. Has a small children's play area and a little walk with different…read moreanimals. THE BEST egg mayo baked potato i have ever tasted.

This is a medium sized branch of Harvey's that also houses a Benson's for Beds. You've got living…read moreand dining room furniture on the ground floor and bedroom furniture one level up. We visited looking for sofa beds. It turns out that sofa beds are unexpectedly difficult to buy and unfortunately, Harvey's only had one available, which would have been too small. To be fair, that can't be their main sales area, and had I been buying a regular bed (or a regular sofa) I would have thought the range available was pretty fair. We also had a wander to look at dining room furniture and coffee tables. We weren't too impressed with the latter, but the dining room table options were promising. They have a good variety here including several that cleverly extend so that you can seat more people.