Most of their merchandise was unfortunately out of stock; the photo describes the whole store. read more

IKEA - This is their typical stock of merchandise. - Home Decor Near Me - Canton, Michigan

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This is the first IKEA I've ever been to. It is very overwhelming for sure. The sheer volume of things they sell, even having read about it, still left me bewildered. Before we shopped we stopped and the better half and I had the Swedish Meatballs. For 5 dollars it's an amazing deal. Unlimited refills on Coffee and Soda as well. I feel like my review should be as big as the space, but distilled down into the most straightforward details is that if you are looking for something for your house IKEA probably has it. You can easily spend a hours here if you are so inclined. At the very least you owe it to yourself to visit once. read more

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I have nothing against this IKEA in particular, but the fact that I can't just run in and get what I want is very frustrating to me. Yes, it's just IKEA and that's the way it is, but I don't have to like it. Most recently, we got a new toy box for my daughter. My husband and daughter went to pick it out. When he was putting it together, my husband noticed the front panel was cracked. Since he's already faced the masses once that day, I was in charge of exchanging it for an intact one. What a trip! I had to wait in line to show the nice lady the crack so I could get my store credit. Then I had to go back into the store to get the actual location of where to pick up the new boxed toy box. And then I had to wait to redeem my store credit for the new toy box. I saw a sign at the customer service counter saying their goal was a nine minute wait for customers. Is this a minimum or a maximum? I was in the store for more than a half hour for a simple exchange. read more

I came here for the first time yesterday. When I didn't live at home I lived in a dorm. When I finally got an apartment I was going to graduate soon so no point in spending money on furniture I didn't need. Now that I am going to be here for at least the next four years of my life I definitely need some furniture. When I first moved here, my dad and I ordered the furniture online. It took about a week to get here and I don't think it came from this Michigan location but some other place so it took a bit longer. We bought all the bare essentials seeing how we had more pressing issues like buying a car to do before my dad left. Yesterday I went to Ikea with the purpose of buying more storage space because the darn dresser I ordered from them fit very little or I just have a lot of clothes. =p It was pretty difficult looking for the right item since this place is huge! We literally spent half the day here and it was so much fun! It was BYOF Bring Your Friend day or something. You get a free blue tote, a free breakfast, AND BOGO entree. The breakfast included eggs, bacon, and potatoes. The eggs were kind of gross though. This place is pretty spacious and offers pretty much everything you can imagine maybe except for glass tuber-ware. They offer free lockers with cute little key chains. This place is a great place to see cute children because it is very children friendly. They have little stoles for children to stand on so they can use the water fountain! HOW CUTE IS THAT! The meat balls here are good but the ribs aren't so stay away! Dorm like food setting! I definitely want to come back! read more

Cmon it's ikea. You either love it or you hate. Although on Thursday I was looking for a specific desk and it said it was out of stock at the canton store and was going to cost $35 to ship it. I went to the store anyways on Friday just to roam and look. Low and behold it was in stock and enough parts for at least a dozen. So don't believe their website! read more

Poor quality wood --particle board that is shrink wrapped--products Had 3 pieces break during assembly Directions for each unit are easy enough but very hard to comprehend instructions that associate "built" for us when putting all the pieces together read more

This review isn't about the store it's just about the cafe. People always talk about ikea food, so the last time I came I gave it a try. Well it wasn't amazing but it was okay. read more

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So the Chairs that were missing on February 19 late delivery, were supposed to be shipped and received today March 9, 2018. No one showed up. I called them and I was on hold for 1 hours and 22 minutes, then I was told that it was delayed to March 14. No body notified me! So here is an order that was supposed to be received about a month ago still lost in Ikea's chaos, and I was not notified of anything. Rediculous hold time! A company that makes billions of dollars of revenue can not get delivery or customer serivce right! They promised to issue a refund for the delivery charge, but that did not show up either on my credit card statement yet. read more

I went into this location a week after reopening after covid-19 closed everything. I had ordered over $2,000 worth of items in two different orders because i just moved, so i figured maybe i can drive to the store and have them cancel my online order so i can pick it up in person. The lady at the costumer service desk doesn't even take a second before she replies "no we can't cancel anything in store" which i know is a lie because I've had orders canceled at the Palo Alto store in California. I end up coming back to return something a week later and i just asked if i could have the order canceled, ya know, just to see if this costumer service lady could help. She tried to cancel it but it had been already loaded. I was frustrated because she told me if it had been a week earlier she could have canceled it. I ended up commenting on ikeas twitter and they canceled the order for me from there. So i head back into the store for a third time and before going i checked the app to see if they had what i wanted, the app said they did, i get there and they didn't. So i ask an employee if they will be getting any soon, he said no without even looking on his phone. Don't go to this location unless you know exactly what it is that you need and have no questions at all read more

Any IKEA gets an automatic high rating from me. Yes, the furniture is what you'll find in any college student's dorm. Apparently, a bus goes from UM to IKEA and back (But what if you're a lonely college student buying a heavy desk or bookshelf by yourself?)! But if I ever own a house, I would proudly want all my furniture from IKEA. Yes, it's crowded and wait lines are long on weekends, especially holiday weekends. But if you're an IKEA surveyor like me, you'll learn that it's worth it, or if you live locally, that it's best to go in the middle of the weekday. Even going right after work not on a Friday is better than the crowd you'll have to navigate through on a weekend. The only reason this particular IKEA location gets 4 stars instead of 5 is that​ if you want to purchase anything from their bistro, you have to buy at the same line where people are buying their coveted frozen yogurt cones. It's been like this the past four times I've had to go to IKEA in the last month (yes, I know, and I live in A2, but it's worth the trip every time​ I forget to buy something for my new apartment). read more

For a long time, I had an Ikea store credit burning a hole in my pocket. I also slowly started to realize that Ikea sells fabric. I'm a fabric addict -- ahem, I mean "quilter." You get the idea. Off to Ikea... Once there, I checked at the customer service desk that the card was still worth anything. Yep. Still held its original value, even after nearly two years! While I was there, I asked if I could have some small hardware pieces. They are available in a self-serve area in little drawers, but the ones I wanted were out. The woman who helped me asked how many I needed, and arranged to have them mailed to my house. Awesome! Next, my main objective: fabric! I have been to Ikea several times, but for some reason I had never noticed the fabric cutting area before. So this time, knowing I should be looking for fabric, I made a beeline for the "Market" area in the lowest level. I went to the textile section. I finally spied the sign hanging from the ceiling in a corner. It's a self-serve fabric cutting table. Cut your fabric in 1/4 yard increments. If you cut 1-1/8 yards, the price you pay will be bumped up to 1-1/4 yards, so definitely go in 1/4 yard increments when cutting. There is a yardstick attached to the table to help you measure correctly. There is a pair of somewhat dull scissors that you can use to cut the fabric. Better yet, bring your own sharp pair! There are not a lot of choices, but the one I really liked was a "modern" print with numbers spelled out in a charcoal handwriting font across a cream background. Perfect for a "modern" quilt that I'm hoping to make. This numbers print is called "BRITTEN NUMMER" and is fairly close to quilter's cotton in feel and drape. Sells for $4.99/yard. Most of the fabric is actually lightweight cotton "duck" -- that is, coarsely woven 100% cotton, suitable for tote bags, cushion covers and stretched over a canvas frame for funky wall art. Those are generally $5.99/yard. Oh, and they're 59" wide, so you get more than the usual bolt of quilter's cotton that's supposed to be 44" wide and is really only 42" wide. At the checkout, I showed my new Ikea Family card (I'm not exactly sure why it's so great yet) and my red Ikea gift card with the arms hugging the heart. I still had money left on it after my purchase. OK, I'll try it over at the food counter. Nope, they don't take those cards over there. So I paid cash for some fruit juice concentrate (one was lingonberry, and the other was elderberry syrup--very European!) and decided to go back again soon to use up the balance on the gift card. :-) read more

On yesterday I visited the store after work because I haven't been in awhile. As I was the only black person in her line she spoke to the two customers before me and I heard her speak to the customer after I checked out. The prune face never said thank you for shopping or just a simple thank you period. So for cashier Id #10977199 learn to treat all customers the same no matter what their skin looks like!!!!!! read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Canton, Michigan

IKEA is great if you live out of town and make the trip once a year but as someone that lives a mile away it's really lost its luster. I remember feeling so excited when I first moved here to go every weekend but spending that much money on small and sometimes pricey furniture gets old quick. I will say that the staff if incredible and the new pick up option they offer is fantastic if you don't have the time to walk through everything. Return process in the store is easy enough but I wouldn't try to bring anything in you purchased online back. It took 3 weeks and two separate tries to get my money back. read more

Love this place. Returning some things that didn't work out for my little kitchen reno. Super easy returns. Found some more stuff for the kitchen. I can always find fun things here. read more

What to say? Well, here's the rub since I've been to IKEA more than once. I have noticed it going very downhill. When I was there recently I noticed that shelves were bare. People were not helpful. Granted not all of them were this way. But it just seemed like the whole atmosphere of the employee was rundown and stressed out like they all got yelled at for something. I also noticed that the cafeteria/dining area had only 10% of food in the cases. And sadly with selling it for exorbitant amount of prices, and everything was dried out with no flavor. You would think the amount of prices that these charge you for $10 meal they would try to make you feel welcome and give you fresh produce. I even noticed that some of the tables were fairly dirty as well as the floor similar to an old movie theater minus the stickiness. Of course there was somebody cleaning but it seemed like it never got any better. And this was with 6 to 7 customers in the dining room. At the time this was during lunch and should've had more people. read more

I'll admit, when I go to IKEA, I have to make sure I go and get what I came for, otherwise I'll end up walking out with too much stuff and spend too much money... it's a love-hate relationship I have with IKEA! If you want to bypass the maze IKEA has, grab a map and bypass other items... make a list of what you want and stick to it, otherwise the cart will be full! I have not visited the cafe on the 2nd floor, but it's always busy... This place get busy, so be warned and have patience... weekends are the worst, so avoid weekends if you don't like the crowd... I've found that if you go between 4:30 pm to 6pm, there's less people there... also, if you want to bypass the showcase on the second floor... in front of the elevators, these doors will lead you to the actual marketplace for you to pickup the items... of course, don't forget to get the $2 combo meal - 2 hotdogs, a bag of chip and a drink, you can't beat that... then there are the swedish meatballs and sauce packets you can buy at the marketplace... darn it, I was just there few days ago, now I have to go back!!!! urg..... like i said, love-hate relationship :) read more

Who doesn't like seeing new, fun and interesting things while getting exercise (IKEA is HUGE so bring your walking shoes!)? IKEA is like a whimsical toy store for adults (and kids too) with lots of new practical house items, tools, accessories etc. You can find everything here and when you're done, stop by their upstairs cafe for a healthy or not-so-healthy treat! Use your IKEA family card and get free coffee or tea too! The IKEA family card lets you sign up for free wifi while shopping which is a plus. read more

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Heck yeah! Who doesn't love a good day trip to Ikea? This place is great, and fun to walk through. They've also got tasty cheap food, so plan on staying for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Great place for reasonably priced home decor as well! read more

This place is better than the mall for me and the boys! I can't really say that it is up there with the likes of say, Home Depot, but it keeps the boys entertained during a meal! I love to go on Tuesdays when Kids Eat Free!! Yes, you DID hear me correctly, a full meal for them, for free! I usually grab a soup and vegetable medallions myself. The boys go play in the small area they have for children while I take a whole 10 mins! Luckily I get a free coffee with my meal with the IKEA family card, I am going to need it for the walk through here! read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Canton, Michigan

I seriously love this place! From the $.99 breakfast to the delicious veggie sandwiches and anise chocolate desserts, the cafeteria is a mandatory stop on every Ikea visit. On my last 2 visits, I have fallen in love with their tomato feta soup. YUM. My husband and I travel through the maze with our current home improvement project needs and our future ones in mind. We always pick up a couple candles. They smell great and are a fantastic value. The lack of customer service and support on my latest bathroom project really irked me. We were in a bathroom display and asked the nearest employee for help. She stated that bathrooms were not her 'area' and we needed to go downstairs to the actual bathroom area. In the actual bathroom area, the one clerk was overloaded by families with crying babies. After waiting for what seemed like hours, she finally told us the parts we wanted were out of stock. Then moved on to the next customer. We had to go in between the stockroom and display area for the remaining inventory checks and product coordination ourselves. The following week, one of the pieces was restocked. If she would have said 'check back next week' or 'we have some on order' it would have saved us time and money. Overall, LOVE the store and their products. However, we may not count on the customer support for large home improvement projects. read more

IKEA is a wonderful spot for storage items, household kitchen stuff, kids stuff. The white cheap tub mats are the best for baths! Foods is always yummy here! Cheap, and very good! read more

Perfect wonderland for every adult! Get a member card, it's free, and give you some sort of discount on certain items each month, you may find something you need in sale. One of my favorite place to kill time. Even if you don't need any furniture, it's still a great place come for new kitchen items, bath curtain, bedding stuff, etc. Many of there stuff have very appealing price too. A big glass bowl for 3 dollars, a salad spiders for 5 dollars. Don't miss the food section. I know many people have various favorite food here. One of my friends loves the cinnamon rolls here, one loves the coffee. I likes the meet ball here and usually will get a big bag from the 1st floor grocery store. read more

Nice place, IF they have everything u need in stock. They cannot provide accurate info on when things will arrive. If you are installing cabinets and they do not have all parts in stock, they will not let you place an order for everything then pick it all up (or have it delivered) at one time when the out of stock parts arrive. They require you to buy it piece-meal, will not hold the missing parts when they come in, and have no way to accurately predicting when the out of stock items will arrive. This makes it utterly useless to utilize this company, unless you get lucky and everything is in-stock when you need it. read more

I'm pretty sure that by now if you don't know what an IKEA is, then you've been living under a rock. I love IKEA. This particular IKEA is just as good as you can expect. Mostly the people are helpful, the prices good, parking is plentiful. When it comes time to furnish my next place, this is where you'll find me. read more

First off, its very far from where I live. So if ikea is a far drive for you too,, I recommend that if you do go,, make sure you check and call if they have an item or items you're looking to get,, is in stock..I came here with the intention of buying a desk for my makeups, etc. I was shocked at how small the table is but for the price it was for, not bad but understood why it'd be that price. anyways they didn't have any in stock, so bummer. came for nothing... but good thing is, I found things I didn't know I needed LOL but for a great price I was happy about it. bought some good stuff! Its also my first visit to ikea too so yeah, hence why I acted like i was happy about finding stuff for a good price. just sucks I couldn't get my desk..anyways...checkout line is insanely long and the employee i had as cashier, took forever helping the customer infront of me, they customer only had 1 item, which was a tv..you'd think it'd be fast but no...took probably 10mins or so for them to finish up!!...anyways...I felt like employees did not care to ask if you needed help or greeted you in the store. If this wasn't the only Ikea in Michigan, I wouldn't come back here. Annnd, I forgot to mention how my toddler saw a toy and wanted to touch it and there was an employee standing by and she saw my toddler grabbing onto it wanting to take it and soon as she saw she snatched it out of my toddlers hand saying "this isn't for sale" and put it back and my toddler was crying about it..like geez woman.. you could've just told me it isn't for sale and i would've put it back myself... rude lady. read more

I have diligently checked online every day for two weeks for a desk and chair for my daughter. Finally today, it was in stock. I tried to call to confirm, and was told their info is the same as what is available online. Drive an hour to get the items, and both were out of stock. I understand that the COVID closing has set them back, but come on. Keep your online and app information UP TO DATE! What a waste of time and gas. read more

Ikea provides such tremendous value for all the home furnishings you didn't know you needed. I am in the midst of a kitchen remodel and am really digging the innovative and customizable details in all their products. I've got their furnishings in every room in my home, from table legs to toilet brushes to a full kitchen cabinet set. Everything looks nice and feels study. A shout out to their birthday program - you get $15 off your purchase (didn't look like there's was a minimum) and a meatball entree with an almond cake! Made for an extra pleasant visit to the store. One gripe - the home delivery is a bargain but you kind of get what you pay for... The delivery window is 12 hours up until the night before. It makes it hard to schedule around an expected delivery and it's nearly impossible to catch up with them if you miss them. Also I was missing MANY items in my kitchen order, including obvious things like the entire dishwasher and all the railings. Thankfully the contact center is pretty responsive and takes responsibility to fix the order. Since I was on a tight timeline, this meant I had to go back to the store to pick up the order myself rather than schedule another delivery ordeal. read more

I love going to Ikea! Every time it's at least an hour for browsing, getting lost, waiting in the check out line, etc. But it's usually an inspiring trip with lots of ideas for the home and decor. I really like the tiny home model setups that they have in the showroom area on the 2nd floor - like they fit a bed, kitchen, living room with tv, bathroom and laundry area so efficiently and beautifully in 800 sq. ft.! The marketplace on the first floor is usually where I go straight to though, to get things I need for the kitchen and design stuff. Sign up for the "Family" and get a free coffee every visit. The coffee is pretty decent! read more

I love IKEA and I've basically furnished my whole house from there. My couch, chaise, chair, and ottoman have held up well against a dog, a cat, and two teens. I love how easy everything is to put together (as long as you know how to read), the pictures are detailed if you pay attention. A tip I've learned over the years, take any extra pieces and the directions and put them in a plastic bag and keep those all in one place. You'll love yourself when you go to move and need to disassemble and reassemble everything. The store itself can be a little hairy if you want to get in and get out. Go early. Otherwise, you will be stuck behind people taking it all in for the first time and want to shove them out of the way. Also, be prepared to remember a whole bunch of things you forgot you needed. It happens to me all the time. Also make sure you read the packaging to see if you need legs for your chair, batteries for things or light bulbs. read more

IKEA - Our new bed! - Home Decor Near Me - Canton, Michigan

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You know the drill here...endless sea of people...kids wheeling ankle-breaking merchandise around while their parents are who knows where; however, if you get there early enough you can avoid most of the hassle and grab a quick bite to eat as well. If you have the time and patience there are values galore. I have two desks that have lasted almost a decade. The kitchen and bath accessories are reasonably priced and there is always some funky gadget in a crate that you forgot you need. Scope what you want online, rent a Budget truck, show-up and deliver it yourself for a fraction of the cost. read more

IKEA - Swedish meataballza - Home Decor Near Me - Canton, Michigan

IKEA Delivery NIGHTMARE!!! DO NOT have any products delivered form IKEA. They are notorious for extremely poor delivery service, and of course I did not find this out until I scheduled delivery. I purchased a couch in store on 6/27/17 and have the product scheduled for delivery on 6/29/17 ($130 delivery charge btw!!) IKEA outsources their delivery and use a company called XPO. I was told I would be receiving a call on 6/28/17 to have a 4 hour window of delivery for 6/29/17. That call never came. I had to call IKEA myself which then told me to call the delivery company. I called the delivery at 1p on the day of the scheduled delivery and was then told the window for delivery was that night 5p-9p!! GREAT!! So, I waited.....and waited. NO DELIVERY OR CALL!!!! So, because I was leaving for out of town, I decided to give them 1 more chance and just have the delivery rescheduled, rather than cancel and process a refund. So, I had it rescheduled for 7/5/17. Guess what!?! The same exact situation happened!!! Never received a call the day before to give me a 4 hour window of delivery and on the day of the supposed delivery, NEVER received a call and certainly NEVER received any product!!! So, then the processing of the refund nightmare began.... Called to cancel, was told would be receiving a call in next 48 hours to confirm the product was returned to the store from the delivery company so IKEA could process refund. NEVER received a call (sense a pattern here??) Long story short, I had to continue to call IKEA AND XPO delivery company. IKEA was telling me they need the product back from the delivery company. I called XPO and they tell me they need IKEA to cancel the order first. I called IKEA back and they say they have sent several emails to XPO and they simply will not respond!! What a debacle!! I am held hostage!!! I am currently on hold (average 1.5 hours!!!) with IKEA delivery to see if I can get someone component enough to process a very simple cancelation with XPO to get the product back so I can get my refund. Stay tuned.... This is insane and I just hope someone reads this and refrains from ever having a product delivered from IKEA...DO NOT DO IT!!! Their delivery process with XPO is beyond incompetent. read more

I'm a very unhappy camper today. But I guess I should mention first that Alexandra in the kitchen design department did a first rate job helping me get everything ordered for my kitchen. But after that it all fell apart. My delivery was scheduled for March 15, 2021 between 9 AM and 9 PM. I took the entire day off work and waited. At 9 PM the delivery had not arrived I called IKEA customer support and they said that the delivery company should have called me because the delivery was rescheduled for March 19 and that I would have to wait between 9 AM and 9 PM again. So I went through the process of canceling my order which took almost 45 minutes. After I got the order canceled finally they told me that it would be 14 days before my credit card could be refunded. I was warned that having things delivered from IKEA was almost always a nightmare. I was willing to pick up the items but the store did not have them in stock and they had to come from a distribution center that customers don't have access to so delivery was my only option. I am very disappointed because IKEA has a unique style of kitchen cabinet that I really like. But at this point I'm willing to give up on that and go with the more traditional look from Home Depot or Lowe's. I really wanted this to work out. read more

Standard IKEA food. Try the swedish meatball meal. They also sell a frozen DIY version at the grocery section at the exit. Cheap hot dogs and froyo at the exit cafe area too, all right! read more

Always a fan of this place. Love the Meatballs too!! Good price for great looking furniture. Just a fun day out and brose.

Love this place but it's always CRAZY crowded on the weekend, not sure what I was thinking when I went there today for dinner :). I LOVE their cafeteria. I get a kids meal with 5 meatballs (adult meal is 15, which is way too much for me) and mashed potatoes and the lingonberries, plus the lingonberry soda, for about $3. Their desserts are always yummy too, today I got a piece of tres leche cake (a kind of soggy cake - sounds gross but it isn't - infused with milk) for $2.99 too, so my total bill was about $6 with tax. I also bought some cereal bowls today for $1.99 each, I had some black bowls but got blue ones to add to my "collection." :) I think this place is best during the weekdays, though, as it's always super crowded when I go on weekends. read more

It had been a couple years since my last visit to IKEA. Only because it's an hour drive to get there. My sister and I went on a weekday morning when they opened--- the best time to go. We wanted to spend an hour but before we knew it, we had a bag full of assorted goodies and 2 hours under our belt. Needless to say we enjoyed the visit and will return more often. The store has something for everyone and it's a fun destination. It gets a bit crowded on the weekends so pack your patience. Our cashier could have been a bit friendlier. We walked out to our car talking about her unfriendly nature when we tried talking to her. It's ok. It didn't dampen our spirits. We still had a fun experience and plan to go back soon. read more

Growing up, our family made a once-a-year pilgrimage to IKEA, highlighted by bringing home a six-pack of cinnamon buns. Many years later, we don't make a pilgrimage as a whole family anymore, but the highlight is still bringing home those cinnamon buns. IKEA Canton has 355,000 square feet of furniture, home decor, and kitchen appliances. Kitchen and cooking appliances are must-buys here considering quality and price. The quality of the furniture is decent, but if you're looking for something that will last many years, you might want to look elsewhere. If you've never purchased furniture at IKEA, be warned that assembly instructions are strictly in pictures and may be a bit confusing for newbies. Also, I've had a few screws strip on me while assembling furniture, but that's not a big deal in my book. The staff has always been fantastic whenever I interact with them, a big plus. They have a bistro downstairs if you just want a quick bite (or some cinnamon buns) and a cafeteria upstairs with a bigger menu (including their famous Swedish meatballs) if you're feeling a bit hungry. These lines might be long depending on the day and time, but believe me, it's well worth it. May your future IKEA trips be full of Swedish meatballs and cinnamon buns! read more

Products have gone way down in quality. I have IKEA products that are over 20 years old and while they are not great - they are still OK for my kids. I purchased a MALM 3-drawer chest, white, 31 1/2x30 3/4 " today - and it was absolute garbage. Parts are fragile and way too cheap. Very unfortunate. read more

I like coming here to browse for creative design ideas and to shop for goods, but I also crave and enjoy their Swedish meatball plates! At $3.99 a plate (combo includes a salad and fountain drink for $5.99) and 15 meatballs, these fried goodness treats hit a spot when you are walking around and experiencing sensory overload. :) There is something extremely satisfying about eating these. Husband and I enjoy these. Their occasional dessert cake isn't bad, but it isn't consistent. Coming here on a weekend is a madhouse, but if you like sharing and conversing home furnishings with people, then it is an enjoyable experience. We sometimes like taking our time and browse and talk to others about ideas, but other times, we simply want to get in, grab the stuff we came for, and get out. :) Weekends aren't the best for that, so come here during the weekdays, preferably before Friday. Opened daily until 9pm makes for a convenient time to make any last minute trips from our home, but know that if you wanna grab something to munch on, the cafe closes at 8:30pm. read more

IKEA - ribs plate with fries ($7.99) - Home Decor Near Me - Canton, Michigan

We went around 10am on Sunday morning and it wasn't very crowded. I felt like we were in a huge maze so pay attention to the floor map. I got some flexible cutting boards for way cheap and a 16 piece set of silverware for work that was ridiculously cheap. The art was much better than I thought it would be. I almost bought a "painting" until I realized that I could buy a canvas and paint an identical image for 1/3 the price. read more

IKEA - Some wall art at IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Canton, Michigan