Almost three months now since I received my sofa and I still can't believe how much I really like…read moreit. It is just so comfortable that I don't want to get up from it. I had been looking for a while now to replace a rather "lived in" sofa and I couldn't find anything out there I really liked, that is until I came across "WhatARoom". Their numerous custom designs, sizes, incredible fabrics and seating comfort choices available I knew I was at the right place. I was a bit hesitant about buying without trying/seeing as I'm from out of state but through many back-and-forth emails with staff I felt at ease with my decision. Delivery was fantastic too and the care taken by the delivery company was perfect.

I purchased my first adult couch from them about 10 years ago. No more hand-me-downs. What A Room…read moremakse your coach to your customization so everything's going to fit exactly as you need. Their customer service is great and they're responsive. They have lots of fabric to choose from and most are machine washable. The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is because of the price. They ain't cheap - but most things in this world that last long aren't. If you're considering buying new couches, drop by and test out their cushions, it may only cost you the loose change in your pockets.

Morgan Design Group (MDG) is an interior design firm, with Home being their showcase store, located…read moreon Santa Cruz Avenue in beautiful Menlo Park. The downtown area is filled with home decor and furniture stores, but Home stands out in that interior design is their specialty, and they offer complementary in-home interior design consultations on appointment. We walked in to make an inquiry about a reupholstery project, and although this particular job is outside of the scope of their specialty, I enjoyed browsing the well appointed interiors of the store and chatting with a friendly employee there. At the Home store, they sell custom furniture and work with you for fabrics selection and other particulars for your specifications. Apparently the MDG comes from Park City, Utah, where the Greatest Snow on Earth is! This fact maybe entirely unrelated to your home design needs, but knowing that Morgan Design Group has started back in 1993 there may provide for some reassurances that they are experienced in what they are doing. They provide design and space planning for new construction or remodeling projects, interior design services including furniture, accessories, art, and window treatments. They can make selections for tile, cabinetry, flooring, moldings, and things like that, via working with your contractor, architect, or landscape designer.

I put my review on DWR website and the customer service contacted me without resolving anything…read more And they also not publish my review. So I put it here: I ordered this credenza and other furnitures in store. I waited for 2 months to get the first delivery. The first delivery was on 1/9/2026 and the drawer was broken. I rejected the delivery and asked for replacement. I have waited for 5 months and still waiting. It kept postponing and I have to contact customer service for the status. I have another bench delivered with defect too I also asked for replacement. The quality of product and service are really disappointing. Not worth the price. I want to cancel the order but my husband really wants it. So we are still waiting. They have already charged me but no status updates afterwards. Basically no one is working on the case.

Customer service can be a real hit or miss…read more I had this AMAZING young Asian male associate help me make some final decisions on the purchase of the Story bookcase. He was the one to inform me that a sale was taking place the following day. He was detailed in his overall product explanation and shipping process. This CS experience was key in my purchasing decision. However, the second time I visited with a friend to show her the item and to receive sample color chip, an older Asian male associate William was helping me. I explained the previous experience with the other associate and my interest in purchasing the item. William literally said that I should purchase the item IN STORE as he gets COMMISSION for the sale. I was really uncomfortable with the sales push and his additional descriptions on the item I was already aware of. He pushed me to give up my Herman Miller account information to find out my account details, which I was very reluctant to give. In the end, he sent me a sales quote and firmly told me to order through him, ensuring that stock was available within California and that I would receive my item quickly. Obviously I wished for the previous associate to receive the commission, not him. I left the store really uncomfortable. Fast forward, I ignored the sales quote and decided to order the shelf directly from the DWR website due to my unhappy experience. And behold! My order was rerouted back to this location at Palo Alto, with William cc'ed/hijacked into the order. On the contrary to what William said, my order was shipped directly from the Ohio warehouse (not California), and the two packages of pole and shelves did not arrive together today. I am confused and disappointed at this in store experience of a $500 bookshelf.

One of those moments when you are hesitant to enter and you friend convince to go inside and take a…read morelook. The reason of my doubtfulness to get into the store was fear. Fear that it was a too posh store for me and it would look weird to just say the classic 'just browsing today'. What a great surprise to find out that The Shop is, actually, a thrift shop. Posh, but second hand clothes at really good prices. Everything in the store is impecable, clean, well organized by colors and styles and in great state. I got 2 great deals that look simply fantastic on me (will post pics of that soon:). Got a jacket from Max Mara for just $20, very chic and fitting and another dark brown corduroy blazer for just $15 of no name brand but equally super fitting and flattering. I was beyond happy when I left the store. This is not your casual Salvation Army, this is high end stuff well taken care of at great prices (even the high brand with higher prices were not very expensive).

Prices have risen and selection has worsened. Books are $8,…read morefor example. They used to be $4! Just a small item but it shows that customers are not #1 anymore. Profit is. No Bueno!

4.5/5 Stars An…read moreaesthetic gem with incredible service! We made a dinner reservation for three on a Thursday night. The place was super busy, but the service was absolutely top-notch. A huge thank you to Georgette and Sophie for taking such amazing care of us during our meal, and to Patrick for being so friendly and helping us take some great pictures! The entire staff was incredibly attentive, polite, and welcoming. Before you even reach the restaurant on the third floor, you walk through their interior design space, which is absolutely gorgeous. Once you get upstairs, the indoor dining area is highly aesthetic, and the outdoor seating is beautiful, too. The only minor downside is that the indoor dining area was a bit loud--not quite what you'd expect for a fancy restaurant, but it wasn't a dealbreaker since we could still easily hold a conversation at our table. As for the food, it is definitely on the pricier side, but absolutely delicious! I think their wine is too expensive for a glass but the food kind of makes sense. * Starters: We had the Haas avocado caviar and the Buretta. Definitely make sure to order some starters because they set the bar high! I am still dreaming about that caviar--it was easily my favorite. * Entrees: We ordered the Salmon, roasted chicken, and steak frites. Everything was cooked beautifully. We will definitely be coming back to try more of their menu. Big shoutout again to Georgette and Sophie--we'll be back for them! Also shoutout to the Chef for picking out great tomato and avocado, it was fresh and very delicious.

Came here for the restuarant not the store…read more Came here for a celebration dinner and had our server Joshua helping us out. Despite them being packed, he was very attentive, kind and overall a big piece in making our experience delightful. Food does take a while to come out Despite what we ordered. However, it was still delicious and loved every bite. Definitely a high end spot, so expect the price tag to reflect the experience. Would come back again and glad to have this place in Stanford Shopping Center

So many styles and designs in beautiful fabrics. Friendly owner. My new favorite source of summer…read moreweight tops and winter scarves.

This is an amazing place to shop in downtown Palo Alto, and yes, you can find some amazing things…read moreto wear here, even if your summer capsule wardrobe is primarily made up of solid neutrals. Everything that I bought over here this summer is made of 100% cotton in Nepal. I bought some ivory/cream/light beige cotton/linen pants that were so comfortable and flowy. I also bought some pale pink cotton pants - and they feel very neutral in spite of being pastel. I love the "criss cross" opening at the ankles of all the pants that I bought. Very cool! No patterns. Just neutral solid pants. Each pair of pants was about $58 but totally worth it because they're very durable. I wash them on the delicate cycle with just a little bit of gentle detergent, and dry them on a clothes line in the sun (they're dry in less than fifteen minutes). They had lots of white cotton tops; unfortunately none of them were sleeveless or just a wee bit longer sleeves than sleeveless. I'm not a fan of full sleeves in the summer. I made an impulse cashmere shawl purchase on a cold summer night here because it was cold outside and the air-conditioning made the restaurant nearby (Tamarine) feel like the North Pole. It was a neutral ivory/cream color with a super-tiny dark brown herring bone pattern on one side. I like it because if I want a lighter looking shawl, I have the cream or ivory on one side, and if I want a darker looking shawl, I have the dark brown on the other side. A bit spendy at $200 and most definitely not vegan, but I was freezing... I do own a few woolen sweaters and leather shoes, although I really try hard not to buy wool or leather. Cashmere is so, so, so soft and feels so lovely on the skin. Like Sarah Jessica Parker in Sex and the City says about cashmere: it's a cashmiracle! They have some cashmere scarves in neutral solids too. The only downside was that the music was deafening. It made me want to leave the store as soon as possible, instead of staying for hours and trying on some more clothes.

A gem. Understated elegance. Table ware is beautiful and the hand dipped eggplant candles are very…read morestylish. This place makes me want to host an outdoor beautiful dinner party! Perfect place for finding a hostess gift as well.

This is such a fabulous store! I love the candles that I cannot seem to find anywhere else. I keep…read moregoing back for more. The home decor items are beautiful and unique. Love buying the smaller themed candles for gifts

This place is a one stop shop, with the most helpful, patient and kind staff. We've worked with…read moreRobin on a number of occasions as she's come to measure our windows for new treatments. She's superior at what she does and truly has an eye for detail. Robin is super knowledgeable and has amazing suggestions for any space in your home. We've also gotten some small fixtures from here and they are absolutely beautiful! Simplistic vases, and bowls, beautifully detailed accent pieces, it's really made each room more homey. Robin is amazing and you can't go wrong working with her- she's brilliant and really good at communicating through the whole process!

Happened in here yesterday for the first time. Really beautiful displays of furniture and…read moreaccessories. I wish I needed something for our house right now because I know I'd find it here. I've watched a bunch of LA design shows where the designers take their customers to the coolest-looking stores. Now the Bay Area can have a design show, and the designers can shop here. :)