Jerome instantly greeted me and my husband with a smile and some fun stories about the shop and his…read morelife. We had a wonderful time exploring. There are so many unique pieces, and the layout (upstairs, downstairs, nooks and crannies, all full of furniture and art) does make it feel like a treasure hunt. We ended up showing Jerome some photos of our new rental apartment, and he helped us choose between our two favorite dining room tables. There were a range of prices but definitely more options toward the higher end of our budget. Jerome set up a delivery (for an extra fee) for a couple days from our visit. If you want a one-of-a-kind experience with unique furniture and a friendly guide, this is your place.

The store offers a wide selection of furniture - you'll likely find what you need at a decent…read morevalue. Things are shipped from all over the world and country of provenance may vary. The owners are nice during the buying process - if you're looking to use your own transportation they might not have the piece you want wrapped up and you end up taking one off the floor. The after sale process could be a little bit better and if they facilitated folks that use their own transportation they could have more returning customers in my opinion. All in all, worth checking out, you might find something you really like at a great price - just be prepared to take process into your own hands once you're all paid up.

Dearest Hannah, You are truly a sweetheart! Every time I…read morewalk into the store, I can't help but admire your warm and welcoming presence before I even begin looking around. Your kindness and incredible customer service always make my shopping experience a delight. Thank you for always going above and beyond--I truly appreciate you and our very dear Joe. Best Minoo

It took 9 (NINE) years to respond to my review. Think of how much further your reply could've…read moretaken you, had you taken this "into consideration" (& actually *apologized* earlier? I tried giving Roche Bobois a second chance when my dying dog unknowingly marked my $3000.00 coffee table. I brought it in to see if you knew of a place to repair it. I was shocked that a coffee table of that price, that looked so much like cement, was in fact PRESS WOOD!! (A $3000.00 cube of particle board) The salesman who had helped me, gave attitude and turned me away.- saying they wouldn't assist me with such an inquiry. It was the first, & last piece I will ever purchase from your organization. And yet you still send me your catalogue like it's 1982. In the end - know this: everything that glitters isn't gold. In fact, at Roche Bobois it's probably particle board. They don't give a crap about their sales team, as you clearly see it took them nearly a DECADE to respond. And not an apology in sight. AVOID this business and spend your money on QUALITY goods at a company who actually cares AFTER you tap your credit card!!

Interesting, high quality, imported vintage furniture. After reviewing their online offerings so…read moremany times in a month that I could almost recite the descriptions, my partner and I journeyed over to view in person. One of the owners greeted us and gave some basic tips and details. We wandered around and I eavesdropped on a worker explaining care and upkeep of vintage wood furniture. We made a tentative selection and they encouraged us to put it on hold and consider the dimensions. We returned the next day and left with a new-to-us stunning and unique coffee table- and we couldn't be happier. Great people run this place and sell wonderful pieces. Their open and honest suggestions made me feel like shopping with much wiser friends who joined in our excitement as we decorate our home for style and comfort.

Great selection, great value. I keep coming back every time I'm looking for a high-quality vintage…read morepiece.

Had an amazing experience at Golden Age Vintage while searching for classic furniture for my…read moreparents. The service was impeccable, and their selection is incredible. If you're looking for vintage Chinese furniture, this is the spot--beautiful pieces and truly amazing service.

I've recently purchased a vintage dining room set for my father for his birthday and he loved it…read more I love the customer service and acknowledged they have on all the items they carry will definitely recommend and comeback for future purchase

I had a wonderful experience with Katherine who helped me through a home design project with a…read moresophisticated eye and supportive engagement!

Products look great - I just wish it lasted longer…read more I purchased a two Fotuna chandeliers from Bo Concept for over $1500 total to put over my kitchen island. Sadly, one of them quit working 6 years in and they no longer carry the product. I reached out to customer support but guidance such as maybe details on the driver so that I can try to repair but no response. I guess my only option now is to replace both (nobody wants mismatched chandeliers).

Lots of great, affordable housewares…read more Clean unisex bathrooms with keycode and security guards. Located upstairs in the food court.

Can this new IKEA be *too* modern?…read more What I love about going to IKEA is going into the decorated rooms, shopping in the downstairs warehouse floor with all the small goodies, and eating Swedish meatballs at the restaurant. Somehow the SF IKEA had a different vibe than the other IKEAs I've been to (Emeryville and Palo Alto). First, there weren't the typical rooms to enter. The layout was really confusing. In fact, I had a hard time figuring out how to even ENTER! I took the elevator to the floor but it led me to the door that said "Exit" in giant lifesize letters. We looked around and could not find another door. After asking someone, they said we should just come in through the Exit because it all too confusing. I'll say! At the restaurant, the biggest difference is you don't interact with a human. AT. ALL! You order at a kiosk, wait at a table, and when your food is ready, they call you up at one of the two counters, and there's your food -- all without even talking to a human! So odd! It was very dehumanizing and felt cold. Like the cooks were right there talking to each other but they don't even acknowledge your existence, even if you're standing there across the counter. **TIPS** - The entrance to the underground parking is behind the IKEA. It's hard to find but it's there! - You can get your parking ticket stamped on B2. Just bring your receipt. You need to spend a minimum to get it validated ($15, I think??) - If you have a IKEA Family card, you get some freebies, like free coffee, so if you don't have one yet, sign up for one when you're there. It's free!

Fabulous, fabulous fabulous!! I have been looking everywhere for the right outdoor collection and…read moreof my designer friends sent me to Janus. Yes, it was a bit more than I had set out to spend, but well worth it. I just had my first dinner party last weekend, and I could not have been more delighted and proud. Natalie, the design associate who assisted me, was cute as a button and sharp as a nail. Will definitely send others who are looking for something fabulous.