Decorium is a brilliant wee shop in Partick, right on the corner of Dumbarton Rd and Crowe Rd. It…read moredeals in Moroccan interior home furnishings and at a reasonable price as well! After visiting Decorium today I was pleasently surpirzed by the place. It has an array of beautiful lights, mirrors tables and soft furnishings all with a north African feel to them. The owner of the shop says they get deliveries from the African continent around once a month and was kind enough to advise on the perfect mirror for our family home. I also noticed a lovely wooden table and 4 chair set for a very reasonable 270 pounds. I wil definitely visit this place when furnishing my first flat!

Big rambling store with a really good selection. Prices are pretty good and the staff are friendly…read moreand helpful. There's usually a range of special offers but the quality is much better than the bargain basement places. Thoroughly recommend them!

this shop has actually moved to the high street, falkirk. it is in the old co-op building opposite…read morethe entrance to the callander square shopping centre. they have a sale on at the moment and i was in looking for a new duvet set, they had a huge selection of some weird and wonderful colours, so they would have something to suit everyone. they were at a great price too. when paying for the item, there was only 1 girl serving, but she really was lovely, she appologised for the wait. i also asked if i could leave my purchases with her as i still had some shopping to do and that was fine, so all in all, it was a good experience. they have all sorts of other home wares on sale too.

Without a doubt, one of the weirdest - and awesomest - interior design shops I've ever stepped…read morefoot in. It's like an Aladins Cave, with crazy cushions, stately chaise's, and obscure objet d'art. Not to mention the lamps. They do sinceriously awesome lamps - from multi-bulbed (of different sizes!), glass dome encasements, to the brightly coloured giant miners lamps. If you're not careful, you'll miss that they have a downstairs too. We did, and the staff ( who were in no way pushing sales), pointed it out. Third is whet they have some great pictures, in a variety of styles - but I really liked a big pop art one. If I had loads of money, I could easily spend a fortune here! The stock for somewhere like this must rotate quite regularly, so I look forward to checking it out again in a few months time.

What a great selection of contemporary pieces, Bonnie could not have done enough for us and her Wee…read moredog Clyde was The Star of the show. The service was first class and she was very friendly and helpful, Bonnie also gave us local directions to a great coffee shop round the corner. "Sonny & Vito" We will definitely be back, Colin & Bill

It's a shame really because I like this shop and it stocks a lot of lovely jewellery, etc., but I…read moredid get the feeling (and I'm pretty perceptive) that if you don't go in all trendy-west-endy in your pearls and tweed the assumption is you're a shoplifter. Got followed around with chit-chat today under the guise of interest in my upcoming holiday with my sister, but really the underlying message was: "I think you're dressed way too shabby for us, so you must be a shoplifter"... I've bought from here in the past, but I won't be doing so again and this kind of experience only pushes me more towards online shopping.

I've been in this wee gem of a shop loads of times, and always enjoy having a gander around it…read more Reasons I love it: I had an awesomely super, wee old Aunt called Nancy. I went to the same school as Carol Smillie. It's a much bigger shop than you actually think - ever inch of it is covered and piled high with all sorts of awesome nik naks. Think Tiger (see other review) but of a more classy and personalised nature - everything you didn't realise you wanted or needed but absolutely do! Seriously (if the Mr would let me), I could totally kit out the entire flat with stuff from here. The staff are just lovely. In that inimitable West Endish kind of way. What I don't like: It's incredibly cluttered. Making your way through the shop can be treacherous. Especially if there's other cusotomers there. Most of their stuff (as awesome as it is) is very pricy for what it is. Bring on the next sale!

This place is pretty kick ass. With a wide range of just about everthing you'll need to kit out a…read morenewly aquired house, or even just replace something thats been bustimacated, its totally worth a visit as you'll most likely find something that will suit your needs at half the price you would pay anywhere else. the best thing about this joint is the quality of the gear, yes its in the maon used (some new i think) but its all in great condition. This is in stark comparison to some of the other smaller furniture stores nearby where it can be a bit hit and miss, altough there still worht a visit. This joint though is pretty dependable. Good gear, good selection, good pricing...good god, what are you waiting for??

The large BHF furniture showroom on Dumbarton Road is certainly worth checking out if you want some…read morecheap furniture or electricals while helping out a worthy charity. Now, don't set your sights too high - you're unlikely to scoop a vintage dresser for a fiver here - a lot of the furniture is cheap MDF-based stuff. However there's a high turnover, and wee gems do appear from time to time. To make space for incoming donations, items in the showroom are discounted if they don't shift quickly. I've picked up a lovely display cabinet, tallboy / linen store and blanket box for around £30-£40 each. Compared to the Salvation Army showroom also on Dumbarton Road at Partick Cross, the prices here can seem quite steep. This is certainly true for the MDF furniture and the electricals - an old CRT television was priced over £100... rather ambitious. But the older, solid furniture can be a bargain. Remember BHF if you have unwanted furniture which is still in good condition, they will uplift and collect gift-aid on your donation when it sells. They let you know how much the charity received for your donation too, which is nice!

I have been to Princes Square Shopping Centre many times but it was only recently that I noticed…read moreDwell existed! I had never even heard of the company before! I popped in for a little look around and was very pleasantly surprised. Dwell sells all sorts of home wear from big furniture items like sofas and beds to more decorative items like candles, cushions and art. Everything is very neutral and classic in style and is of excellent quality. Some items in here would make a fantastic base for decorating your home to which you could add little quirky bits and pieces to put your own stamp on the place. I think the prices are actually pretty reasonable in a "you get what you pay for kind of way". Unfortunately I can't afford any of the larger items, but if I could I would definitely invest in a few! I fully intend to go back and purchase a few of the smaller (and cheaper!) items such as a lovely lamp I saw.

Dwell is probably my favourite furniture shop in existence; it's just a shame I can't be bothered…read moreremortgaging just to buy a table from here. The two floor store has all your weird, wonderful and quirky furniture needs for a contemporary home, but everything is so extortionately priced that whenever I go in, it's really just for window shopping. I think I've actually bought about 2 things from here and I've been in about 20. If the shop was slightly more affordable, it would be 5* without a doubt; I absolutely love the place. But it's not, so no 5th star!

Forget visiting the home decor floor in the Next in the Buchanan Galleries, or even pouring through…read morethe catalogs. Instead, make a trip out to the Braehead Retail Park and get yourself acquainted with the dedicated Next homeware store out there. Inside, it looks like a furniture store - with rooms set out like a posh version of Ikea. As well as furniture, curtains, linens and towels, they also sell pictures, mirrors and home wear items such as candles and crockery. The whole store is beautifully laid out, and I guarantee you that you will want to buy pretty much everything (if only your bank balance and the boot of your car would stretch to it). They have a really extensive bed linen section - with a great selection of duvet covers and sheets. Plus, because this place is practically an outlet store - some bits and pieces can be picked up really cheaply here. Definitely worth a visit if you're doing up your home or are just a fan of a bit of interior design. This store is also surrounded by a couple of other great homeware stores - so it's worth making a trip out of it.

This lovely, genuine carpet and rug shop has been here for as long as I can remember. In fact, one…read moreof my earliest memories is my folks buying a massive rug out of here - all reds, oranges and dark greens. It still stands in one of the busiest sections of Great Western Road with it's huge glass windows expertly showing off the wide range of carpets and rugs they have to offer. Admittedly, due to the Persian aspect, a lot of the rugs are fairly similar - well, at least colour wise - so may not suit the modern Ikea themed home. However, if you are looking for something with bundles of character, warm tones and plushness this is the place for you. Unfortunately, the prices in here have crept up as this part of the city has became increasingly trendy. This is potentially why it seems apparent that the business is seriously struggling. But, for all you bargain hunters this can no longer be an excuse as they are offering huge reductions now. I'm definitely hopping down and investigating when I get my next wages in. They also have some ok priced gifts (mostly candle holders and the like) as well as some really sweet little kiddies knitted jackets. Maybe, someone more domesticated than me could easily knit these themselves but alas, that it not me. So for £12 a pop and at their good quality, I give them the thumbs up. Hurry, before this place sadly diminishes.