Yes. I recommend Choice Furniture for all office needs. Since CoVid19 pandemic started, I have been…read morehere almost every month to upgrade my home office furniture. I bought an office chair from Office Depot and only lasted 32 days. It was one day too late to return. My desk is made of 2 IKEA dressers and a board. Plus. With a recent announcement from my company, this working from home is gonna be INDEFINITELY. Yeah. I really need a real desk and ergonomic chair. I'm tired of squatting in front of my computer. Choice Furniture offers preowned and new merchandise. They go to businesses that have lots of furniture, for whatever reason, and bring them here. They are clean and presentable. Something about chairs, like pair of new shoes, need to be worn to be comfortable. I don't buy overly worn chairs even when they're deeply discounted. Staff is always friendly and helpful. They occupy many office suits. Besides 2 suits for showrooms, there are plenty of room for storage.

It has been over six months, and I'm still waiting for some items I already paid for. Now I'm…read morewondering if I'm ever going to get those items. I'm so disappointed.

Why 5 stars? Because I got a great desk chair at a fraction of the price…read more --- --- --- I was in desperate need of a new chair as mine was rapidly deteriorating. I read reviews about top chairs and the Steelcase Leap was one of them. Unfortunately, it cost more than $1,000, and sometimes over $2,000 with certain upgrades, so it wasn't really realistic for me. So I made it my mission to visit every place in the Greater Houston area that sold desk chairs. Signature was the furthest away from my house, and I was tempted to forego the drive. But I found a couple of other things to do in the area and just made a day of it. I actually first visited Signature at their old location, on the day that they were moving to their new location. There weren't many chairs available because things were in transit, but one of the employees showed me the most popular option, and I couldn't have loved it anymore. It was the Steelcase Leap v2, which retails in the price range that I mentioned above. However, at Signature, these gently used chairs are $350. As it turns out, my new employer provided me with a stipend for office furniture of..... $350. A match made in heaven. So I went back a couple of weeks later, this time in their new location. And this time, there was a gigantic room with approximately 10 million different office chairs inside. I was told that this was not even half of their inventory, which is crazy. But I was so happy with the Steelcase Leap and its price that I didn't even bother trying the other 9.9 million options. I can't recommend Signature highly enough. Get a great chair (or any office furniture) that's like 97% new for a fraction of the price.

Okay. Okay. I came to Signature Furniture because of their Facebook ads. Every few hours every time…read moreI'm on it. So, I made a point to come to see it myself on a weekday. They close at 2 pm in Saturdays. I was greeted by a friendly employee who then introduced me to the sales guru, Kalani. I told him my budget on an office chair because the one I'm sitting on is no longer functional. It wobbles like riding a horse. He showed me 2 types of chairs made by Herman Miller. One has great back support and many adjusting features. One cheaper and without a couple of features. I'll take the higher one because that adjustable back support. I also toured showroom while I'm looking for an L-shaped table. All they got is sit stand desks, even L-shaped. It was pricier than I could afford but they look and feel nice. I told him I need to check with my employer if I could get subsidized for a replacement chair. As I was thinking, it's time to replace my El Cheapo L-shaped desk from Amazon. I had it for a year and my whole-body aches because I sit all day. I'm forever grateful to see they got what I needed. It's not far away from Chinatown. I will be back to pick up few furniture to resettle my working from home office with comfort and style.

Bought company office desks. looks good from away once you try to lift the desk it made from very…read morecheap wook breaks right away. 4 Excutive chairs not last more that a week. all came back the owner. beside that language problems and culture problems of how to do business in the USA Its a NO NO

This store has great products, excellent customer service, and unbeatable prices. Janice and her…read moreteam took excellent care of my firms moving accommodations and respond in a timely manner to requests. I would highly recommend them to anyone in the future who is seeking high-quality office furniture for a fair price.

Our office copier developed light blue horizontal lines on our copies. We called Saunders Office…read moreProducts and a service tech came to the office, told us he needed to replace the cyan drum. He was paid for the service that day that included the cost for the drum, the labor and the travel fee they charge. Our copies were so bad after he left. It was very difficult to read what was on the copied page due to the look of "low ink" and "dull color". Our office staff telephone Saunders Office Products repeatedly with no return call. We emailed the problem with no reply. We had a tech come from another office service company who ran tests and showed us the cyan drum was bad and needed to be replaced. Saunders Office Products scammed us. I paid for the cyan drum, an hour of labor, travel costs and the drum was not replaced. This is not an honest company.

From the owner: Office Equipment Data filing, Engineering copying , Installing ,wireless connections equipment to…read moreequipment ,printing ,wireless filing,scanning unwanted files,electronic filing, Canon equipment ,high performance printing and scanning .

My favorite store in Houston! This Japanese store has it…read moreall. From beauty products, to stationery, snacks, household items, and blind boxes. If you're a trinket collector, this place may be your heaven, or hell since you'll be burning all your money away. I kid you not, every time I come the blind box section gets bigger and bigger. The selection is truly endless.

Teso Life is a a casual Japanese-style casual lifestyle store that offers everything from snacks to…read moretoys and beauty products to household goods. I find it similar to Daiso but with slightly higher prices and much more variety. This store is located at West on West (WoW) on Westheimer which holds several Asian-centric businesses like KBBQ, Japanese sushi, cake and bakery shops, and more. The store is quite large and the aisles are decent sized when it comes to comfortably shopping. You'll see lots of shoppers that come and go in groups whether they're family or friends, but all are very shop curious, as Teso has such a variety of items. It takes time to explore all the things but it is fun to discover unique items you likely won't find elsewhere. The aisles are very well stocked with sweet and savory snacks like cookies, crackers, chips, nuts, dried seafood, chocolates, candies, ice cream etc. They also have a huge wall of specialty drinks in the far back, where you'll also find things like 3D puzzles and toys that are not typical. There's also a row of claw arcade machines in the back so have your hand at the claw if you'd like. There's also a wide variety of beauty items that are Japanese heavy including face masks, mascara, fake lashes, hair dye, and lip sticks. Stationary that is cute and useful is also in abundance. Overall, it's a fun store to shop and stock up on some useful household items and some hard-to-find goods that are great for yourself or a gift to others.

Setting up a remote office there in Houston. Great price for six desk & a conference table, with…read moreset up. On time delivery & looks like new Kevin Bell Lightspeed Construction Group

I was in desperate need of a work desk and a few other rolling tables and Gilbert office furniture…read morereally gave me Some great deals. Would definitely recommend anybody in the neighborhood.

Bought a laser printer online and we went to pick it up through the curbside service…read more Sounds great. No getting out of the car or anything. When we drove up we realized there is not a designated area for you to park in for the curbside pick up. We texted the number provided and we waited and waited and waited. After 20 minutes of waiting a young man came out with a ton of toilet paper. That was definitely not our order. The young disappeared back into the store. 5 minutes later, the young shows back up with our printer. The curbside service sounds great in theory but it would have been quicker for us to just go inside. They really need to provide designated spaces for curbside pick up & make the service much quicker.

They advertise themselves as an inside location forFedEx. They have no way for you to ship anything…read moreFedEx from there unless you arrive and plan on just dropping off. It's a glorified drop off location. They have no FedEx labels, no FedEx air bills for you to fill out in the event that you have a FedEx account. Fedex needs to take them off their map as far as an inside location with staff positions. The staff offered me no solutions. As I read other reviews of the printing/shipping area, it appears they lack either training or the ability to assist.

Shopping in Houston, Texas…read more.. My niece needed some markers for a last minute art project. We considered other stores and hobby shops, but decided on Office Depot because they might have the best selection. Parking was free and easy in the shared lot. Inside, the store was spacious and organized! My niece had a wide range of product choices. We found the cashier and went on our way! Thanks for a pleasant experience!

Printed several documents SEVERAL DIFFERENT TIMES and each time it does not print to the same color…read morethat was sent in. Then after discussion the answers are "It must be our printers." So disappointing. Do not recommend.