Smells nice in there for a used furniture store. They had some nice stuff but it was absurdly…read moreexpensive still. Nobody offered to even say hi or offer advice as we were looking for an arm chair. They have multiple levels and generally stuff is staged nicely. Also some cool art prints but hard to find anything decently priced

Bay Home Consignment in Berkeley is amazing! I had such a…read moregreat experience here. The store is beautifully organized with high-quality pieces, fair prices, and a constantly changing selection. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and genuinely helpful without being pushy. You can tell they really care about matching people with the right items. I found exactly what I was looking for and the whole process was easy from start to finish. I'll definitely be coming back--this is one of Berkeley's hidden gems!

Love the CB2 Berkeley store! The store has such a great vibe, modern, clean, and fun to walk…read morearound. Highly recommend stopping by if you're furnishing or redecorating!

From Beginning to end Bad / Slow experience. Loss of my…read moretime. Took weeks for them to send me swatches and product list and finally when I got it the prices had hiked. Very slow. No one has any interest in selling CB2 products. Think they are all just basic salaried employees with no motivation to sell. Never going there. Not just me but my friend too had same experience. No responses from the sales people.

I'm giving two stars because the staff there are very nice. But the value is nowhere to be seen. I…read morebought a gift for a co-worker, a salt dish that totaled $30.87, that did not work as her gift. So I took it back 7 days later to find out they will not refund your money. They give store credit...guhreat! Just what I don't need! No refunds should be posted clearly. Now that I know, I will not make the mistake of buying from here again. Be careful before buying anything here- you might just be stuck with it or out your money if their merchandise doesn't work for your needs.

If you need a special gift or are furnishing your glamor pad, this spot has what you need…read more For many years they have curated a beautiful and high quality selection of house-wears, jewelry and gardening items. I love to stop by and window show and seek some inspiration. Sell some stock before you visit, the prices are in-line with the high quality! Half joking, they actually have a wide range of price points so you can likely find something whatever your budget. 4th Street shopping district in Berkeley is a great spot to visit, plan a longer visit and have a bite too. It makes the moderately challenging parking situation feel worth it.

Wow! This place is pricey. But they do have a great selection of top quality consumer kitchenware…read more If you are in need of a $200 pot, this is the place to come. The staff is extremely helpful and very knowledgeable. They are able to order items that are not currently in stock. Parking at fourth Street can be challenging, especially on the weekends. But there is a lot directly behind this place. It is crowded though.

This was very much the visit that made me realize I don't especially like Sur La Table's vibe…read more I walked in looking for Le Creuset. They didn't carry much but what they did have was in Cerise and otherwise they heavily leaned Staub. I know Staub is a bit heartier, but it's so unattractive I can't get past how washed out their pink color is. Walking around the store after being greeted, I found it organized a bit oddly, with a minimal Valentines Day section. They didn't have the Stone Lain Stella Porcelain Round Dinner Plates I planned on checking out during my visit but they did have the pink heart plate, which I promptly noped out of when I saw how glitzy it was. The location has limited selection and in my opinion is only worth a drop in if you're in the area and a fan of Sur La Table. Personally I like the Williams Sonoma vibe and style more, so I likely won't be back.

I absolutely love this place! They have a gorgeous selection of fine jewelry designers, plus lots…read moreof more affordable pieces from their own brass and silver lines. Really cool mix of edgy, organic, and stunning quality across the board. My partner and I have gotten permanent jewelry from them three times. One year & two years later our bracelets have held up so well, no breaks. Sienna, who does their permanent jewelry, is lovely and super attentive to detail. When we went in for our newest bracelets, they kindly cleaned our other ones, as the stones had gotten a little grubby in the past year. They have a wide ranging selection of chain styles and tons of beautiful charms to add on. We were also able to request a particular stone/setting in advance. All of the sales staff are friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable! We have shopped at their original Oakland location during busy hours when they have gracefully been juggling multiple customers and still made the point to check in with us. Their Berkeley space is super open with lots of room for browsing. We tried on a number of rings and they were so helpful in explaining different settings, stone cuts, etc. I wilk be shopping here for years to come!

Rude lady today. I won't spend my money here ever. Inquired about a 16 inch chain and she was…read moresnotty

I purchased an Ashmont Quilt-F/Q-Coastal Blue/Sunflower ITEM…read moreNO.: Q1075-F. The threading started to separate and it was just over 30 days. A new quilt was sent. It has completely fallen apart. I had issues with the sheets as well. I haven't ever had a pair of sheets just split. I'm flabbergasted. The "enduring quality" had a time limit.

I have mixed feelings about this store. If you're someone who regularly shops at the regular Serena…read more& Lily store, there are steals to be had here. If you're not, you're better off going to Home Goods (better selection, better prices)! What you pay for with a store like S&L is curation, service, and the store experience (inspiration, design ideas). You don't have that here. The worst part is you can't return anything. I bought a pair of Euro shams here for about $100 then discovered they were the wrong shade of blue... stuck with them now. I've been here about 5 times and these are some sample prices: - Shams $45-55 each (indoor and outdoor) - Lamps $300 each - Nightstands $500 each - Sofas $2000 each

Big fan of their bi-annual warehouse sale (one in spring and the other during holiday). If you…read morefollow their FB group you'll get notified of the exact dates and a preview of what they are offering Overall Thoughts Great place to stock up stuff for the house at a bargain (although still expect to pay a good amount)

Hooray, it's almost time for the next warehouse sale at Kiss That Frog!! I, like many devotees,…read morebecome giddy with excitement about the bargains I get on holiday gifts at their twice yearly sale. Seriously, it's hilarious, people line up down the block, sipping coffee until the big warehouse doors open. The staff are French and Belgian, and their accents add to the European, chaotic, friendly charm. Bring boxes or bags, because you have to lug your finds around with you and get them to your car. The prices are low because it's a warehouse sale, not retail. They usually have glass, ceramics, linens, and kids items. Vive la France!

I've been here a few times during the holidays, and to see the Fourth Street Christmas lights!!…read more The Nike Collective is the store I usually visit here. But there are other stores here along with restaurants and coffee shops. Seems like this is more of a place to hang out at to me. They had live music the time I was here. I got lucky and found some street parking, but make sure you feed that meter, the Berkeley meter patrol doesn't play. They are waiting for that meter to expire and they circle this area a lot!!

We were in the area visiting the East Bay Vivarium and saw the dangling lights/Christmas lights…read morethat were nearby and decided to take a look afterwards. It's very cute and cozy in the evening/at night, especially after the rain and with those lights. It's not a big street and there's a limited number of shops, but it's nice to take a quick stroll down. I'll be honest, none of the shops here are really from brands or stores I would normally shop at (lol rich people stores), so we really didn't stop by a lot of them and most of them were closing for the evening anyways (I have learned that lots of things in the Bay Area close quite early). There's some street parking and some parking lots but it looked quite packed. Not sure what it's like on a non-rainy day.

Now I understand why this shop has a bad review - your visiting experience can vary drastically…read moredepending on which rep you interact with. This is also a shout out to Lorraine; she was awesome and was very helpful with order return and a new replacement order. Sadly I can't say the same for everyone working there. The showroom itself is nice and spacious. Great for coming in for a stroll if you're already on 4th street.

Customer service reached out and resolve my issue timely. Basically my item was out of stock and…read morewhoever packed it just decided to ship it anyway. Glad they gave me a refund without any issues

We love Mid Century Mobler!!! We have several pieces from them including our latest - a gorgeous…read moreteak desk and we will definitely be back for more!

I cannot recommend Desiree and her team enough. They have a huge selection of high quality…read moreantiques, and the refinishing is gorgeous. I've included before and after photos of a bookcase we bought. All sticky drawers and rusty moving parts were fixed, and the final product is stunning!