Savvy Home is THE place to shop for a selection of home furnishings at an excellent price. It feels…read morelike a candy shop of must-haves. The fact that they focus on high-quality, gently used items provides great value to customers.

Recently purchased a credenza from Savvy Home. It is beautiful and looks wonderful in the space…read more Solid wood, warm brown, classic design. The store is beautifully appointed and decorated, and it is fun to just walk and browse the store. The personnel are helpful and friendly, and thankfully, not in your face annoying. I feel fortunate to have such a great store so close to home.

Update to a review I wrote in July 2023. I just received a call from Michelle (3/2024) apologizing…read morefor not reacting sooner to the problems with my couch. She said she was short of help at the time and did not give me the attention I should of had. I do believe this being I know the girl working for her had quit and she was by herself. As I had said to her before custom ordering furniture was such a bad experience for me I will never do it again. She does have very nice mdse. at a reasonable price and I would buy from her again, but only off the floor.

We bought a dining room set on Thursday it was to be delivered on Saturday we not only have not…read moregotten it delivered but no answer to our phone calls and no answer to our text to their delivery phone number this is unbelievably bad service As of Sunday today we still have not received a phone call or delivery

Love this place. Very helpful staff. Excellent selection of plants. Plants are all healthy and…read moretaken care of. Reasonable prices.

Stay away! These people don't know what they are doing and their plants are way over priced. After…read more3 years of planting almost 500 pine trees at my farm (these came in 3 gallon pots) when 7 of the last 21 died after 2 months they would not replace them even though Home Depot and Cold Creek offer a one year guarantee. On top of that they charged $25@ for the replacement trees which were originally $10 each.