This place is amazing. I hope to one day win the lottery, buy a beach house, rent a truck, and…read morefurnish that home with all the beautiful pieces I find here. I follow this story on Instagram and I am addicted, pretty much every piece they post. The location is in cute Dover and the store is pretty large so I encourage you to go and look on every level, in every nook. I have gotten a few items from here and have never been disappointed. If you see something online they have and cannot get there immediately, just reach out to them and, if not already taken, they will hold one day for you to get there to see if it is what you want to purchase. I also have to say the prices are very reasonable. And, sometimes they do these 20% events - when they do, I try to go up even if I don't think I want or need anything. It is just a fun place to visit and imagine how something would fit into your space.

A must-stop by when in Dover. This is not a one-and-done place. They are always changing their…read moreproduct. I believe we buy at least one thing every time we go. The staff is great and they really have a variety of new crafts to some cool antique finds. There is street parking all around and they are right in the downtown area.

Once again Ross furniture comes through for me . I've been buying furniture with these guys since…read more2002 and will not buy from anyone else . Their service , willing to help at every expense and professionalism is unmatched . Thanks again Ross Furniture !

Andrew helped us find our perfect couch. He found flexibility in his work ours to accommodate ours…read moreand made delivery smooth and easy. Ross furniture ensures that every piece you get is of the best quality and no detail is spared. will be coming back for more!

I scored it a 3 because the (very) few things they do have are pretty. The furniture looked nice…read morebut not one thing was comfortable. I know it's a crap shoot and the inventory changes often so I'll come back once more. I'm the kind of shopper who knows what she wants, doesn't need to be followed around and doesn't Want to feel compelled to make small talk the entire time I'm shopping. I felt 'hovering'. It was uncomfortable just being in the store. I walked over to look at a huge tv with a big bright neon price tag just on the other side of the exit door and the two people who had been 'monitoring' me Immediately yelled out..."Ma'am!!! There's nothing down there!" I couldn't get out fast enough. Next time I'll come earlier in the day with more energy to deflect the weird energy. Lol! Also-really hard to find this place. I had to call twice and was told to go 'way to the other end' when I asked if they were near the Irving. I could shoot a BB gun and hit the place from Irving. I guess I was a little frustrated when I walked in and the Google pics made it look so big that I set myself up for the fall. It's just M'eh...

So, where do I start with this "gem" of a business? Clear sarcasm aside, after an issue with an…read moreEbay order I had the misfortune of dealing with the "customer service department" for "TradeportUSA" which turned out to be one guy named "Pat". A quick call to the business "phone number" redirects you to an automated answering machine. The business's online presence attempts to paint an image of a professional organization with many staffers, but the truth is it's staffed by (you guessed it) just "Pat". Now onto my transaction: I purchased a watch from "Tradeport" on ebay from US to Canada (international shipping) and it started off great. I got a message saying it was shipped. Lo and behold two days later the watch shows as delivered and I dutifully opened a case on Paypal because the tracking info shows that it had been delivered to a domestic PA address. Upon contacting the seller (ahem Pat), I was told that I had opened the case prematurely, and the PA address was simply a dropoff point. No big deal. I would keep the case open until around the middle of October, since that's why Ebay/Paypal has this arbitration policy in the first place, so if the item does arrive I can close it and everyone can be on their merry way. Behold my surprise when Pat the "customer service department" writes back saying that since I had opened the case, he was calling the shipper and telling them not to ship unless if I closed the case. Huh? Now why would that be? This is not the first time I've been either a buyer or seller on Ebay. As long as a Paypal case is not escalated, the buyer can choose to wait for the item to arrive and then close it. I got another message from "pat" saying that Ebay holds the funds if I open a dispute. Uh, yes, but Ebay holds the funds anyways until the item shows as successfully delivered to destination. So why would an honest seller have reservations about a buyer wanting to confirm that they actually receive the item instead of making up some bs excuse about Ebay holding the funds? The Ebay system is designed to prevent buyers from scoring freebies by claiming they didn't receive the item if the seller provides adequate tracking information that shows clear delivery to the intended address. In this case he starts by providing improper tracking then tries to tell me that he's worried about me scoring a freebie off him and claiming a case anyways...well how convenient. Major red flags at this point. I decide to do some research on this seller. Turns out this guy has a history of some very dodgy sales, as well as snide condescending responses on people who offer realistic reviews of his questionable trade practices. Conclusion? Stay away from this sham of an organization, the online presence is designed to make you think they had a shred of legitimacy but you try to call the number and their 'customer service department' and all you get is an automated messaging service which is no doubt full of messages already from other dissatisfied customers. I'm sure "Pat" has a snide reply ready too responding to this review. It's his particular version of "customer service". Oh and "Pat"? A "customer service department' implies you have more than 1 employee, usually. What a pretentious sham of a 'business'. Edit 1: Glassdoor shows this company as having 4 former employees, all let go sometime in 2019. I guess it's really just me, myself and Pat. Edit 2: You can't pull a fast one on me, "Pat", like you did on all your other victims. And this review will make sure far less people fall for your cheap tricks.

They've always been awesome but we're limited in the small space they had in the mill building on…read moreWashington St. Their new location at 394 Central Ave in Dover is spacious, the air conditioning is excellent and they have an even greater selection of Yummy stuff!

Rude owner and doesn't stand behind his product - accuses of buying on marketplace when I've been a…read morecustomer for 30 years.

Homewoods is eye appealing. Ok to buy stoneware, table runners etc. but, DO NOT BUY FURNITURE!!!…read moreYou are told one thing and and they don't back it. Our love seat recliner stopped working on the right side. When purchased it we were told it has a 5 year warranty. Andre reassured me when I bought it. The switch needed to be replaced at 3 years 2 months. The owner (his wife) would not work with us. They wanted to charge $139 to come to the house to confirm it was a switch issue. Then we'd pay for the switch and installation. Bottom line, the issue isn't resolved. POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. Wouldn't even try to work anything out with us. This item was expensive to buy. Go to a reputable dealer and get everything in writing. I do believe in buying local but will NEVER return to this store and I will not recommend it.

My daughter and I stopped in this morning and were amazed at the amount of items there were to…read morebrowse. It is much bigger than it looks like from the front - and is very organized, so it is easy to browse. I love that they have mending nights as well as knit and crochet so there is the opportunity to learn some sustainable skills.

It was my first time in yesterday. I'm so happy to have a place like this right down the street…read morefrom me. How lucky Dover is to have a shop that encourages upcycling and reducing landfill waste--and not only by selling pre-loved items, but by taking donations of clothing in all conditions! It's awesome that they offer fun classes to mend and stitch as a community, too. The biggest bonus? This store is easy on the wallet ;) I'm super happy with my purchases and can't wait to go back and see what's new!