A fairly large store with a good choice of goods. They offer some good deals, the sales staff can…read morebe quite pushy though and tend to jump on you when you walk through the door. The are helpful however it would be nice to browse around at your leisure instead of having someone over your shoulder all the time. The is ample parking outside the store as it is loacted on a retail park.

Well laid out shop, that is absolutely crammed to the ceiling with fabric swatches and samples…read more There must be thousands of fabrics to choose from in there, at varying price ranges. I've never seen such a variety in such a small place! Shop is always clean and tidy, remnants baskets outside are always well stocked!

Relatively cheap independant furnitire store that tries to be helpful. However, they cannot compete…read morewith places like ikea where the same sort of flat packed furniture is sold but at much cheaper prices. A better quality of customer service than most furniture stores of its kind and in a very popular location.

Pictures and light is an apt name for this shop as that is exactly what it sells. Bearing in mind…read morethat my idea of interior design is a few Ikea fairy lights and a wine bottle with a candle stuck in the top, I am not the best of people to pass judgment on such things. It is a pleasant enough shop with lots of Art Deco prints and fancy lighting equipment. They also have crockery, soft furnishings and a few other bits and bobs. It is a bit expensive and fussy for my taste but I'm sure my grandma would love it.

It's safe to say that I don't really frequent stores like this one, except for when I am trying to…read morebuy a present for my mother. I walked in relatively clueless as to what I was going to buy, but straight away found that the selection was good enough and I wouldn't have to look any further. After browsing for a while, I decided that my taste in household items does not really correspond with that of my mothers. I ended up buying a few classic prints as I though it would be the safest option. Overall I found it a bit pricey, but maybe that could be put down to my naivety, as I'm not that great at knowing how good the quality of some things are.

Me: "I'd like to speak to Mister Conran, please."…read more Sales clerk: "Certainly. May I ask why?" Me: "Yes, I'm here to write that Yelp review and I'll need several pieces of your furniture for, uh, long-term testing." That's the conversation that played in my head because the only way I'll be having any of this super-cool stuff is in my dreams. Conran sells amazingly high quality designer furniture and housewares. While most of it is very functional, some of it is... designer and therefore is very nice to look at but maybe not as functional. On the minus side, the prices are all perfectly displayed.

The Conran Shop is the best shop. I love the Conran Shop…read more Maybe I've got a little infatuation going on but I can't help it. This shop has so many things and it's overwhelming and hilarious and fun at the same time. For example, I bought a little popcorn set for my mom here for 8 pounds, and then I saw those crazy purses here, you know, the ones that look silly and are made up of shiny triangles and you think they look stupid but then when you touch them you start to think you want then? You know those crazy purses? the 500 pound ones? You know those kinds?!?! And then I guess they sell furniture here. But they also sell funny little games, and also these intricately designed santa cookies, and cards and just weird freaking stuff! That's the funny thing about the Conran Shop. It has a lot of fun stuff and maybe something is 8 pounds, or 800 pounds, you just need to check. But the best thing about the Conran Shop is their little cafe in the back. It's decorated beautifully and they serve food as well. I love going there. They've got wifi and it's a great place to escape... also because there aren't usually a ton of people there. So hopefully I've lost everyone with my crazy purse description to read the end of this review. ;)

Oooh there are so, so many pretty things in this shop!…read more Some of it is just very expensive...and not that necessary...but there are also some really lovely items that are *possibly* worth paying a few extra pounds for. My husband and I popped in here to look at their "string" shelves. There aren't many places in London that stock them, so it was good to see it all set up. The staff were really sweet and helpful, and even gave us a string catalogue while we work out what colours will suit our flat... I really like mid-century and Scandinavian-esque designs...and while I'd prefer to get hold of vintage pieces...shops like twentytwentyone at least give me the option of ordering exactly what we'd like. Now we just have to save up enough cash to actually buy it all. Eep.

A lot of the stuff in Twenty Twenty One would look out of place in the average home. Although there…read moreare a lot of pretty and unique designs, I've never once felt my life lacking because I didn't have a neon orange vase shaped like one of the falling bricks in Tetris. Twenty Twenty One takes no prisoners in its drive to promote contemporary design. Nonetheless there are a few items in Twenty Twenty One which the more average soul might be interested in. I bought a small purse from here which was purple with red dots and very sweet. A few lamps and ornaments also caught my eye. Anything much larger than this however, was completely out of budget. Even the wooden duck in the window was £120. I would say that Twenty Twenty One is the perfect shop if you are a young, rich couple looking to deck out your first home in all the best designs. While there are a few items for the rest of us, this shop is likely to leave you feeling poor and uncool.

Its hard to tell what each furniture business brand has unique these days. Multiyork have a…read morecollection good sofas which are tailor made and available in both upholstered and leather. Tables including storage for residential properties along with accessories from around the world are on sale to give it an interesting selling edge. But it takes effort to get excited when you find similar looking furniture in the other stores on Tottenham court road. But keep looking for that rare unusual piece. they don't have a typical retail attitude and are in the high-end range.

I think the thing with furniture stores is that there is never one which covers all your needs…read more There's always something that seems not quite right that you need to go somewhere else for. So it is with Habitat. I like a lot of their furniture, but their lighting doesn't do it for me, for example. I like their cutlery, but I'm less keen on their crockery. And so on. This is quite a nice Habitat store, laid out attractively over two floors, on the King's Road near Chelsea Town Hall. The staff are generally helpful, they have a nice range of accessories to complement the furniture, and they have regular, good sales. The one major item I did buy from Habitat was my dining table. Although it is "partially self-essembly", it is still a lovely solid piece of furniture and, unusually, opens out on the long side to form a square, which seats eight. It's great for working on, too. So spot on in design terms for me. I was a little nervous about home delivery - my flat is 78 stairs up, with no lift - but the delivery staff were cheerful and came exactly when they said they would, waited for me to check everything was as it should be, and that there was no damage, and then took away the packaging. That is what I regard as good service.

I never gave a bad review! But Habitat on-line well deserves it!…read more If I could I would NOT give one star! I bought my product (plate sets) on-line. I was told it would take 2-3 days to get my order delivered..after 6 days my order hadn't arrived. Called customer services as I was expecting visitors in some days time and absolutely needed these plates!! I was told the order went to the wrong place but would be with me on time for when I needed it. Plates arrived over a week later (No plates for visitors). The box was ripped (no "fragile" label) and plates were broken. I complained and was offered a £10 voucher to spend in their own store?! as a "goodwill" gesture from habitat?! I asked to return and get a refund after such a poor service. I was home on expected time of collection. No one knocked my door and I received an email saying collection failed because no one was home?! (NO note was left on my doorstep either!) I called habitat saying that they were not at my place! I asked if they could contact the driver and I was told they could not contact the driver?! Drivers have no phone number?! This is the worse service I have ever came across with.. it is very disappointing, especially when you pay the extra money for the quality!