This bedding shop is just the right place. There is a good range of beds for short people, tall…read morepeople and big people! Also a range for the kids. The staff are very helpful and they know their business. They deliver and have a range of bed heads and bedside tables etc. This is the first place I would visit before the big chains.

Don't shop anywhere else before checking the prices here. I've been shopping here for over twenty…read moreyears for that must have kitchen gadget to what to buy for Christmas, Wedding or any other special occasion. Because of the buying power of this store, all of the major brands are heavily discounted on single and box set items. Just a pity I have most kitchen ware now as boxed sets of Esteele Kitchenware Saucepans were $899 now only $350! What a bargain for the best saucepans made in Italy.

Awesome place for homewares, great prices, fantastic selection. I recently scored some sweet Jamie…read moreOliver stainless steel flatware. Regular price: $400, Victoria's Basement price: $119. That, ladies and gents, is what I'm talking about. And the quality is great, so my assumption is that this was last season's flatware. Does flatware even have a season? Well, whatever the reason, I don't care. I am very happy with my purchase.

The most amazing vintage furniture sets (yes, sets!) at very accessible prices. If only shipping…read morethem home wasn't that expensive!

Messy and cluttered, bitsy and busy. This was my experience of Home & Giving and I've got to say I…read morewouldn't want my home filled with this shops energy... that is, if I was in to Feng Shui. There are all sorts of house wares and gifty things so if you're stuck for a home warming present you could try this place. There's a lot of stuff in here - from plates, cups and decorative bowls, wooden cookware, picture frames, pillows, candle holders, paintings, baby gifts, lamps, Christmas decorations, clocks, bags and cards. It wasn't as cheap as a two dollar shop - in quality or price but because it is so cluttered it has the feeling of one. I'd go here for a wooden pepper grinder though - I've never seen a proper wooden one so cheap at $25. I guess there are some gems here after all.

Enjoy visiting this shop. Absolutely love everything inside. Not the best in terms of customer…read moreservice asking if you need help but there not rude. But I love love love the shop.

Mongolian furniture. Sometimes. If you're lucky. Sideboards and cabinets, all glorious colour and…read moredetail. Heading past on the way to Spotlight, I often spied in the showroom of this furniture store the odd Chinese chair and folding screen. Love them, puts Ikea to shame. But I don't buy furniture. I don't have a house. Until one day when THE sideboard was there. Red and green and gold curlicues handpainted and beautiful to the nth degree. I caved. Channelled my inner haggler (who's usually pretty darn deep) and the salesguy gave me a great deal on a price that was already a third of what you'd pay for the same thing in a swanky shop in Newtown. I don't go by often, but have never again seen anything quite so nice as mine, but worth keeping an eye on. The general stock seems ok to me, but the odd Mongolian piece at fantastic prices is worth the trip out. Just need the house to put it in...

It looks almost like a high-end store out of the 1950's. Immaculate décor, tidy shelves and…read moredisplays, and a fairly stuck up sales lady. The shop sells gifts, furniture, women's clothing and homewares, all very reminiscent of the 'old times'. Tablecloths with pretty floral patterns, A-line dresses, white ceramic trinkets, doilies, for the love of god. It's actually really cute. The colour schemes are great, I love the patterns they have, and they have some truly unique furniture pieces, the kind that you wouldn't expect to be factory-made. Intricate little vanities, white, ornate chests of drawers... that kind of thing. While any of this would look terribly out of my place in my living area, there are plenty who enjoy home décor of this sort, so if you're one of them, give it a look.

Loganberry Lane (which sounds like the street address for a character from Anne of Green Gables to…read moreme) is a lovely gift shop chock full of a huge range of clothing, accessories and homeware. While a little heavy on the scented candles for my taste, there's a whole room of babies clothes, toys and gifts for kids, and a smaller one out the back which has a range of women's cotton nightwear of the white and floaty variety. There's also some women's clothing, also mostly of cotton, including some brands like Boom Shankar that I have seen priced much more expensively elsewhere. There's the odd real bargain hiding in here, as well as a few local and handmade items, including a small range of locally produced fudge locked away in a coolbox.

beauty store innovation in their style. I fall in love with this kind of Furniture stores. Handling…read moreoverseas models and designs. I will vist when I am in Australia.

Perfect!!! We love our kitchen... Craig was super helpful and friendly. Kitchen was done within the…read morepromise time frame and everything looks awesome!

Craig designed and installed our kitchen at our home in Marsfield. It is rare to find someone who…read morecared as much, if not more, to make everything perfect. Craig, does not hold back on putting in precision quality and effort. More importantly, Craig's expertise was demonstrated time and again on the little design & construction details that ended in an amazing finish both aesthetically and functionally. The highest level of professionalism and very well priced. I fully recommend Craig and his team! It's one time you'll look back and say that was the best decision you made! Craig also had some great connections with excellent competent and reasonably priced contractors for other works we had done.