I think the thing with furniture stores is that there is never one which covers all your needs…read more There's always something that seems not quite right that you need to go somewhere else for. So it is with Habitat. I like a lot of their furniture, but their lighting doesn't do it for me, for example. I like their cutlery, but I'm less keen on their crockery. And so on. This is quite a nice Habitat store, laid out attractively over two floors, on the King's Road near Chelsea Town Hall. The staff are generally helpful, they have a nice range of accessories to complement the furniture, and they have regular, good sales. The one major item I did buy from Habitat was my dining table. Although it is "partially self-essembly", it is still a lovely solid piece of furniture and, unusually, opens out on the long side to form a square, which seats eight. It's great for working on, too. So spot on in design terms for me. I was a little nervous about home delivery - my flat is 78 stairs up, with no lift - but the delivery staff were cheerful and came exactly when they said they would, waited for me to check everything was as it should be, and that there was no damage, and then took away the packaging. That is what I regard as good service.

I never gave a bad review! But Habitat on-line well deserves it!…read more If I could I would NOT give one star! I bought my product (plate sets) on-line. I was told it would take 2-3 days to get my order delivered..after 6 days my order hadn't arrived. Called customer services as I was expecting visitors in some days time and absolutely needed these plates!! I was told the order went to the wrong place but would be with me on time for when I needed it. Plates arrived over a week later (No plates for visitors). The box was ripped (no "fragile" label) and plates were broken. I complained and was offered a £10 voucher to spend in their own store?! as a "goodwill" gesture from habitat?! I asked to return and get a refund after such a poor service. I was home on expected time of collection. No one knocked my door and I received an email saying collection failed because no one was home?! (NO note was left on my doorstep either!) I called habitat saying that they were not at my place! I asked if they could contact the driver and I was told they could not contact the driver?! Drivers have no phone number?! This is the worse service I have ever came across with.. it is very disappointing, especially when you pay the extra money for the quality!

I actually associate this place more with kitchenware than furniture, but I agree that it's a very…read morehandy place. When I moved to London several years back, I think it took me about a year to figure out one could buy household goods someplace other than argos. Of course, I lived in halls near covent garden, so I give myself a small excuse for that idiocy. Now that I'm in Camden, I generally head to A&K for all the little bits and peices of kitchen and other assorted household stuff I may need (for those who have done time in the states, I often go here for the random sorts of things that used to have me Target-bound). They are not infallible, nor would I go there for sparkling service (not bad mind, they just basically leave you alone), but I find that if I can't find something random in A&K, there's a decent chance I won't find it anywhere else nearby either.

The A & K Warehouse is an excellent outlet for your furniture needs - especially in the wooden…read moremodels - alot of beds and chairs on offer in the basic pine style. The shop is pretty god damn big as well, reaching very far back from the entrance.. in a true warehouse fashion. The staff responded well to my approaches (not in that way) - 'Yes I would like to buy a bed' 'Right this way sir!' Good lads. And a good shop, with competitive prices and a distinct lack of competition in the area, I imagine they are making a pretty penny for themselves - and with friendly staff like Mike available, they probably deserve it!

This shop sells quality furniture and has incredibly friendly staff. I was encourage to bring in my…read moredogs to test drive the sofa I was intending to purchase to see how we all would fit and how my dogs hairs would be in the reality of my home. The owners actively encourage you to bring your dogs, babies and all to test run the products before you buy. As for the furniture it is unique, expertly made using traditional carpentry methods (no hardboard draw liners here) and usually from reclaimed woods such as walnut or pine. They sell sofas, chest of drawers, beds, tables, really comfortable chairs, wardrobes and all at a reasonable price. I highly recommend this shop for both its quality of products and service.

2021 specializes in chic furniture, lighting and accessories. They stock a range of 20th century…read moredesigns, but also have a selection of more contemporary designs from such places as Moroso, and Vitra. The sort of designs they stock are certainly aesthetically appealing, and they show just how much passion they have for good, well designed furniture. This airy shop has a fashionable playful feel to it, and everything is laid out in an attractive manner, set in a way that allows you to see each piece of furniture properly. If you can't afford their furniture pieces, they sell a host of accessories which also make great, fun gifts.

This is the main showroom of 20/21 and a place you really should visit if you're interested in…read moredesign or need some well-considered furniture or home accessories. Set in a spacious and interesting building set back from the rest of residential River Street, it's not somewhere you'd be likely to stumble across if you're not a local resident. The pieces they sell are a carefully curated selection of design history alongside new pieces by both established household names and up-and-coming new faces - including some fairly rare things by the likes of Naoto Fukasawa and Industrial Facility. They also occasionally host exhibitions, mainly to coincide with London Design Week in September. You might not end up buying much as this sort of stuff obviously doesn't come cheaply, but it's somewhere you really should visit - and keep an eye on the website for details of their biannual warehouse sales.

When you enter any sort of business you want it to have a lasting impression in whom ever enters…read moreit. After all, first impressions do count. Furniture from B-loose will most definitely make it count. They do not make the furniture themselves, but they do have an eye for selecting the most contemporary pieces within Europe's leading brands. They also assist the design community in creating the innovative, responsive environments that works best for them and their clients. In addition, they offer the whole package, from the furniture all the way to delivery and composition. For me, coming here with a budget was like being in Disneyland. One of the must haves (I think) is the Za (Japanese for seating) a white round seating, like a doughnut, not quite as round on the top part. Really comfortable to sit on and it looks top of the class!

B Loose is a excellent Furniture store based in London, I have had various products from here in…read morethe past and will in the near future priced fair! I also get furniture from over seas from a place called Kassa Furniture these have high end furniture @ excellent prices I would highly recommend either of these furniture places both great both affordable :)

Me: "I'd like to speak to Mister Conran, please."…read more Sales clerk: "Certainly. May I ask why?" Me: "Yes, I'm here to write that Yelp review and I'll need several pieces of your furniture for, uh, long-term testing." That's the conversation that played in my head because the only way I'll be having any of this super-cool stuff is in my dreams. Conran sells amazingly high quality designer furniture and housewares. While most of it is very functional, some of it is... designer and therefore is very nice to look at but maybe not as functional. On the minus side, the prices are all perfectly displayed.

The Conran Shop is the best shop. I love the Conran Shop…read more Maybe I've got a little infatuation going on but I can't help it. This shop has so many things and it's overwhelming and hilarious and fun at the same time. For example, I bought a little popcorn set for my mom here for 8 pounds, and then I saw those crazy purses here, you know, the ones that look silly and are made up of shiny triangles and you think they look stupid but then when you touch them you start to think you want then? You know those crazy purses? the 500 pound ones? You know those kinds?!?! And then I guess they sell furniture here. But they also sell funny little games, and also these intricately designed santa cookies, and cards and just weird freaking stuff! That's the funny thing about the Conran Shop. It has a lot of fun stuff and maybe something is 8 pounds, or 800 pounds, you just need to check. But the best thing about the Conran Shop is their little cafe in the back. It's decorated beautifully and they serve food as well. I love going there. They've got wifi and it's a great place to escape... also because there aren't usually a ton of people there. So hopefully I've lost everyone with my crazy purse description to read the end of this review. ;)

SCAMDIUM & "LUKE" ARE FRAUDS...From the beginning, the 10K USD worth of outdoor furniture that I…read morepurchased from Skandium has been a disaster. The shipping was a punitive and protracted affair requiring endless follow up. The furniture was defective and though they have promised replacements for months, many, many emails later...nothing. I am turning this over to Amex and to an outside arbitration firm.

I dare to claim that the best design in the world comes from Scandinavia. At least the simplicity…read moreand the clear lines appeals to my taste and aesthetic eye. Well I am from the north pole so also visiting this store is like visiting home. Labels like Iittala and Artek, oh the Finns could not live without. In this shop you can see the whole scale of classic designs. Full of innovative and beautiful items for home, from cutlery to fabrics and furniture's downstairs. If you have even a slight crush on the Scandinavian style, you will love this shop.

I bought some items from this store years ago and would love to buy some more, hopefully the owners…read morewill see this review and contact me. I do hope so, hopefully my details can be collected form this review

Every 3rd Sunday of the month The Goldfinger Factory hosts an event called The People's Kitchen…read more The idea behind the event is to make use of produce from the farmers market that would usually go to waste and make a delicious feast for the community ( about 40-50 people benefit from the food!) There are a few ways you can take part: 1. Volunteer to prepare food (this is a bit like a free cooking lesson) from 3pm -6pm with the lovely and talented chef Marie Cudennec. 2. Eat delicious, fresh, vegan/vegetarian food and mingle/chat with people, from 6pm-7pm. 3. Both! (the option I went for :). Such a great experience! Apart from The People's Kitchen, the Goldfinger Factory also sells upcycled furniture and other items for your home. There are some very unique pieces made by talented artist/carpenters and restorers. They also offer workshops some of which aim to help the disadvantaged communities. This place is just great! Go go go, and experience it for yourself!

If you are uber trendy, cool and into serious refurbished designer furniture, then this place is…read morefor you. A great place for upcoming furniture designers to learn. Also for people who appreciate and can afford higher end furniture to buy. Cool, individual, creative, social enterprises are what helps make London fun and special, this is one of them In their showroom are refurbished designer pieces, made using donated old furniture and new offcut leftover materials which they have distressed to look used. They also make bespoke furniture and do classes for people to learn furniture design and making. Great place to visit and enjoy looking at designer furniture, they are also really friendly and happy to show you their workshops.

This cool interior design shop is the only one in London that carries products from coveted Driade…read moreand MDF Italia, amongst other hard to find lines. If you don't know this names, let me explain really fast, the style is clean, slightly Scandinavians, and with a touch of utilitarianism in each piece. If you are looking for something in particular the best thing is to approach a sales person, mainly because they don't display the vast array of products that they have, so be wise and speak to them. It's a really fantastic shop.

Nice design shop close to Leather lane . Big fan of…read morescandivian design, i was happy to discover this shop . You can find a lot of furniture and accessories from Scandinavia. Staff very helpful, they can order for you if you want something you can find . I bought today a lovely small sheepskin cushion!