This is such an unsual store, a real Aladdin's cave full of really interesting furniture and…read morehomewares. It is situated on the outskirts of Rushden and there are plenty of carparking space outside. It is a great place just to wander around. There are two floors full of great pieces that you can't find in other stores. Examples are drinks bars that look like a car, life size Marilyn Monroes, life size Darlicks and Doctor Who memorabilia as well as some fantastic pieces of real wood furniture. If you are looking for film memorablilia or just a piece that will be a focal and talking point for your house then this is definitely the place to visit. They don't come cheap, but you can guarantee that your friends won't have something the same. If you are looking for good quality furniture and are hoping to pick up something special then this is also the place to visit. The staff are great and offer you tea or coffee while you browse. They are really friendly and chatty and don't mind you just wandering around.

I have never been to such an amazing shop. Set on an industrial estate it features furniture which…read morehas been in show homes or used for photoshoots. Everything is for sale often at substantial discount. It is quirkily arranged into roomsets which run into one another. It is almost impossible to put into words. Some things are one offs such as the Balinese temple front which has been there the whole time I have lived here. Others are available to order from catalogues. There are often products from stores such as Laura Ashley. As it is in a warehouse it is cold but the helpful staff wander around offering free coffee as well as advice

This store is situated on the retail park on the outskirts of Wellingborough, just around the…read morecorner from Tescos. It is easy to get too without getting stuck in too much traffic, but it can be a nightmare trying to get out of the carpark in the retail park when it is busy. You can queue for ages, especially on a Saturday morning, so best avoided then. The store sells anything that you could want in your home in the way of furnishings, bed covers, cushions, curtains, ornaments, crockery, blinds, pictures and wall hangings, towels and bathroom accessories and so much more. The items are reasonably priced and there are often sales too. It has a good range and the store is fairly large with two floors. They offer a made to measure curtain service as well as the ready made ones although I have never used this. The ranges are good and it is a place that I like to browse around and often pick up new bits and bobs for my home in here. If you are looking for a home furnishing store that won't break the bank then Dunelm Mill is a good place to start.

The best things about this place for me are that they have a huge range of pillows with one of each…read morehung up for you to squeeze and try and a big range of fabrics including oilcloth in different patterns. Also what has to be the biggest range of covered cushions I've ever seen and the cheapest microfibre cloths. If you haven't discovered microfibre cloths yet, get down there. They even have a small craft section and, last time I went in, a comedy sign advertising "stationary" bless them. Good shop though and always well worth a visit.

The A6 furniture shop is a great place if you are looking for some really great quality property…read morewood furniture that is not too expensive. They are often having great sales on too. They sell all sorts of furniture but do a lot of solid pine pieces, such as beds, shelving units, tables and bedroom furniture. They also sell sofas and some homeware pieces too such as dinner sets and storage tins. The shops is set over two floors, with a few little rooms as well as the main showroom piece, so it is quite an interesting shop to look around. They offer a delivery service too. If you are looking for a piece of furniture that is a bit different from the main well known stores and like good solid pieces, then you should try this store.

i love a6 furniture, i got most of my furniture from there the prices sre good and the staff are…read morehelpful, it sells a great rangue of furniture over two floors aswell as wooden frames etc, theres a free carpark out the frount

I've recently discovered that I absolutely love gardening. Maybe love should be replaced with the…read moreword obsession. What started out as only a few cute plants, you know, just to "green up the place," has morphed into living room JUNGLE obsession. Oh, us silly Americans. Go big or go home. The good news is that this obsession led me to find Podington Garden Centre. Quite literally in the smack dab of nowhere, this place is gardener's playground! I only wanted two things: a couple of 60 lt bag of organic soil for my courgettes and tomato plants. I wasn't expecting to find gardening nirvana. I'm pretty sure Jesus would shop here. Firstly, this centre is absolutely gorgeous. You have to hand it to these Podintons, they love their gardening! The centre is big, but not Home Base gigantic, and the staff are knowledgeable and genuinely care about their products. I was also shocked to find that the Guinness World Record for Largest Garden Spade was on display! Not sure if it was on the local garden tour, but there it was! I took a picture as proof, too. http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/4000/largest-garden-spade Earlier in the day, I called to request a hold on two bags of organic soil. It may seem silly, but after two disappointing visits to Homebase (thanks LOADS you a-holes for lying to me with your BS reservation!) I wanted to make sure my soil was still there! When I approached the counter my soil was already on a trolly, with my name, patiently waiting up front. Seriously, that's service! HUGE KUDOS. My only complaint is, literally, how far away they are from Leamington. It also feels like you're traveling into the middle of nowhere, when suddenly, this place just appears! Absolutely worth the trip. I can't wait to go here again and buy more of everything!

Podington Garden centre is a really nice place to have a browse around in the summer even if you…read moredon't plan on buying anything! It's quite small compared with some garden centres although there is a good range of shrubs and trees for sale outside. There is a lovely gift area that also sells foodstuffs such as home made jams,marmalades, cakes and old fashioned style sweets. It has a lovely oldly worldy feel to it. At Christmas time they also have a fantastic range of lights and decorations, although they are quite expensive compared with larger department stores that sell the same sort of things. There is plenty of parking just outside the centre and there is a lovely cafe inside. Well worth a visit even if you are just browsing.