Vast selection of furniture. The stress less line of…read morefurniture from Norway is beyond average, it's an experience but be sure to bring your wallet, yikes! Staff was knowledgeable, friendly and flexible. Had to put down some cash to hold the sale price so that we'd have time to measure for size. They offered us a full refund, should the sofas not work for us. Not a lot of high pressure sales, just the norm I suppose.

We have been waiting months for a loveseat that goes with the sofa and chair set we purchased in…read moreApril and paid the delivery fee of $250.00 for the items that were in stock. The issue is, they are charging an additional delivery fee of another $250.00 for the love seat when it arrives in June. We have paid for all items, including the love seat that we are patiently waiting for. This additional delivery charge should absolutely be removed from the customer and be delivered free of charge as it is no fault of us, the customer. Scan designs should be thankful customers are patient and pay ahead of time for items they cannot provide at the time of purchase, not charge additional delivery fees. .No return phone calls when we have inquired about this unfair charge .

We were shopping at IKEA and decided to have some dinner here while we were at it. Our daughter got…read morethe poutine with some garlic bread while I had the Falafel balls meal which came with couscous. Afterwards we had some of the plant based strawberry ice cream and frozen yogurt for dessert. I did a search on Google and discovered that the gravy for IKEA's poutine is vegetarian so I might try ordering the poutine myself next time. Although...truth be told, it wasn't the most appetizing looking gravy so...maybe not. Cilantro...my mortal enemy. There was cilantro in the couscous that came with my falafel balls. the falafel balls were just OK. Nothing to write home about. The couscous probably would have been decent if there hadn't been any cilantro in it. Uggghhh...why would anyone put cilantro in couscous? Why would anyone put cilantro in anything for that matter? (That second question is coming from the cilantro hater in me) The frozen yogurt and plant based ice cream were the highlights in my opinion. Daughter was satisfied with her poutine though and I heard no complaints about the garlic bread so...OK rating but if I were judging on my own personal meal (which I really really didn't like because of the cilantro), this would be a lower rating.

I went to Ikea specifically looking for their Zamioculcas…read more(live) plant. I checked that it was in stock before heading over, but was unable to find the plant in store. It was very difficult to find an Ikea employee there and when I finally managed to find someone, she pointed me towards a section that only offered fake plants. I spent several more minutes walking around and finally found the shelf in a different location. However, the shelf was empty, although online said they had 10 still left in store. I left the plant section to speak with someone at their help desk. I wouldn't say that they were very helpful as she just asked me questions that I found directly on their website and when she said if it says there at 10 items left there should be some stock left, unless it was either an inventory issue or customers grabbed the items already, but have not checked out yet. She recommended that I go back to the plant section to look for an employee for help. I did, but was unable to find anyone. I left feeling disappointed with the lack of customer service they offered as well as not be able to take home the one item I was looking for. Usually this location is great, so it's frustrating how much time I wasted this visit.

Nothing too wow. But its interesting to look at. I mean its modern to go inside. But unless you…read morereally need to redesign your house then yeah maybe it would make sense to shop here. The product is ok, I mean I do find it does feel like going into a gift shop. Not sure I want to have the kind of stuff they sell in my house or maybe I am not too trendy. its nice artwork to look at.

I've walked by here so many times, but for some reason had never gone in. Yesterday my mom was…read morevisiting and wanted to check it out. Glad we did! Lots of cute and unique housewares and art. Friendly customer service too!

While sauntering along Main Street this weekend I came upon this little gem. Nineteen Ten is a…read moreboutique filled with many unique and interesting items for the home. These include, but are not limited to, cards, rugs, workshop cage lights, wooden stools, cardboard house kits, prints and cushions from local designers, welcome signs, and various other useful and beautiful items. So the next time I am desperate for a gift for the person that has almost everything I think I will head back here. Plus they carry a small assortment of Christmas ornaments (my kryptonite) that I can ogle.

Nineteen ten just opened where Legends used to be. It's a very cute space, the size of Much and…read moreLittle but more like Old Faithful with its rustic brushed metal dining chairs and lighting fixtures. The lights are definitely the main focus, right now anyhow, and they are gorgeously unique, not over the top expensive. The service is quietly friendly and thoughtful. My favourite item was a bird smoke alarm in a wooden frame that would look great on any book or kitchen shelf for 80 dollars. It is definitely a welcome addition to the reiley park area with its gaudy antique shops and stupid expensive "Scandinavian" one (you want how much for that uncomfortable old chair?). They are currently having 10% off first purchase sale, so hurry on over! (13 of 30))

On a mission to collect comfy patio furniture for our wedding, I popped by 3 different Jysks in the…read moreCoquitlam area. This one was on par with the King Edward Street location in terms of friendliness and helpfulness. Good selection of candles and blankets too! I would totally recommend them and the staff were lovely (especially in comparison to the Pitt Meadows location!)

When you walk in you think "Wow! Look at the prices, IKEA sure is a ripoff."…read more Then you get home and your $150 bedframe squeaks with every slight movement and, 4 months later the bedframe is essentially falling apart. Wooden slats popping out, small supports bending, LARGE supports rapidly bending when somebody under 200lbs tries to step onto the bed. *HUGE* waste of money. Besides this bedframe that managed to break after 4 months, curtain rods and drapes that I also bought there are of minimal quality and barely functional.

Love this place! Such good finds and selection. Beautiful handmade jewelry and lots of artisanal…read moreitems, many of them local, including some gorgeous pottery and artwork. I also got a locally made clean lip balm. Last year we got permanent bracelets that I adore and I am still wearing it today! So great quality and has stayed on throughout many conditions (travel, shower, swimming, hiking, birth!). I also ended up getting the most adorable painting of our dog done for our baby's nursery by an artist showcased inside. Such a great spot to discover local artists and makers. The owner and storekeepers are always so friendly and kind. I absolutely love adore this place!

Dropped in for a visit and fell in love. The shop is designed with a scandinavian/minimalist touch…read morethat allows you to walk around and explore without feeling cluttered or inundated with stuff. The selections are beautiful and thoughtful, with significant emphasis on reducing waste and having simpler but well made things. Moreover the owner was lovely and patient. Unfortunately I don't live on the island but I certainly will drop in the next time I come through. I did look it up and it seems most of the store selection is also online. That said, the store has such a lovely feel that just can't be captured online.

Had to be in the area to pick up a few items so decided to stop by Ikea for Swedish Thursdays where…read moreselected entrees are 50% off. I learned this was the last of the Swedish Thursdays for the summer and that they had changed up their menu since my last visit over a year ago. The fish n chips have been replaced with cod balls and chips and they added falafel balls with couscous. The line up for this promotion was very long circling all the way around to the stairs but they managed it well. We opted for three items: the meatballs, the falafel balls and the cod balls. The presentation of each was great, especially the falafel balls and couscous. I was not a fan of the cod balls. The star of the meals was the falafel...tasted great with the couscous and garlic aioli. It was a positive food experience.

Originally, I was a little upset that IKEA only offered three different days for delivery all of…read morewhich I happen to work. I really didn't want my stuff left out in the open while I was at work. But I found them a bit heavy when I visited IKEA and there was no way I was gonna lug them all the way from the Lyft ride down a little flight of stairs, down a walkway down another little flight of stairs, down another walkway to the back of my house and then down another mini flight of stairs. They are 47 pounds each. I only weigh 100 they text you first thing in the morning to let you know when their ETA is. They call you 10 minutes before arrival and you can even talk to them and ask them to leave it somewhere specific for $39 delivery for IKEA family membership, which is free. This is really good service. I would definitely do it again. If you've had concerns. About delivery... IKEA delivery by a real person, communication is real not bots, they even called to ask where I'd like the boxes put since I told them no one was home. Back of house. Down the mini stairs if it's not too heavy for him. He said no problem. Sure enough. Put it at the base of my stairs. *** the box weights like half of me so very much appreciated that I didn't have to get it down those 8 steps. Thanks IKEA