I could spend a fortune in this place and quite happily kit my entire house out with everything…read moreavailable in the shop (maybe except the cut in half canoe). It really is understated furniture that I think you could put your own touches too if need be. Shop owner Michael Keehan has only been open for 5 months but has already had a large amount of customers ordering stock. He describes the furniture as 'eclectic and re-cycled for generations'. A lot of it seems to be made form old and re-claimed materials so does have that old antique feeling about it. There's plenty to have a look at in the shop and quite a bit outside also. Prices range quite a bit depending on which piece so best to phone or better still pop in and have a nose.

A small second-hand furniture shop in the Seven Dials area, selling mostly renovated furniture,…read morealongside pieces in their original condition. They have some interesting bits and pieces, although a pair of chairs we bought from there had been rather badly renovated (superficially fine) and the problem came to light after we bought them. On the other hand, they weren't expensive. I suppose the motto is 'caveat emptor!' when it comes to second-hand furniture. Although cheap, there are cheaper places, for example if you are a student looking to furnish a flat cheaply.

Lovely shop with a lovely owner!…read more Second hand furniture, great variety at great prices! All inc free delivery! Great place to find a new project or some pieces already restored, will definitely be re-visiting soon!!

What a fantastic furniture shop this is! Its by no means cheap at all so head to DFS if you're on a…read morebudget but the products in here are high quality, contemporary pieces that will transform your interior in suh a magnificent way. Most of the sofas and wooden furniture is sourced from the UK but a lot of the other bits are found in europe. The sofas and chairs are my favourites, really high spec and decked out in the best leather. I wish I had the money to buy the entire shop!

I spent my teens and early twenties sleeping on futons. I always thought they were quite comfy…read moreuntil I slept in a friend's king-size bed and slept like a queen. Since then, I've never been tempted to sleep on a futon again, let alone buy one. If I was though, this spacious store stocks a great range of single, double and king size futons and futon sofa beds. They also sell a cute range of coffee tables, bookshelves, lamps, bedding and throws. For me though, it's all about the wooden deer heads on the back wall!

A store that does exactly what it says on the tin (as it were): it sells a range of futon beds,…read moresofa-beds, bedding accessories and small items of bedroom furniture. We were a little nervous about buying a futon sofa-bed as a spare bed, but the staff were very helpful, and there was plenty of information available to explain the difference between the different types of futons. We took their advice and went for the best (most expensive) type of futon, which turned out to be a very good move: it provides a fabulous bed at a reasonable price, though it tends to suit those who prefer firmer beds (I do). Futon sofa-beds don't work quite as well as sofas, although they do provide more neck support than low-backed sofa beds. Downers: It's a little out of town, and there's not much parking around if you're coming by car. Plenty of buses on the adjacent Western Road, though.

Wonderful shop wonderful service, I really do recommend Nanadobbie, quirky bright and interesting…read moreretro furniture that has been cleverly sourced. The owner really knows her stuff and is happy to source items for you, plus they allow dogs into the shop!

I love this place! Great shop with tons of fantastic retro gear. It helps that we recently moved…read moreright around the corner and we will be kitting out our place. Already bought a telephone and a framed poster and now have my eye on one of the industrial cabinets. Always seems to have fresh stock every time I go in and has some real unique pieces. The owner is a delight to talk to and is always upbeat and happy to talk.

Oakapple Trading Company offers a wide range of country furniture and furnishings. With three…read morefloors of showrooms their stock includes hand made oak and pine furniture, with a made to measure service available on many pieces. Their oak furniture is the best in my book, really beautiful pieces that would look fantastic in any room in your house. The wood is locally sourced and hand crafted with a fantastic finish. There's also some really interesting paintings, prints and mirrors that look so original. Its definitely worth having a good look around here as there's so much to chose from.

The furniture here looks well made and very confortable. There is nothing more fun than trying out…read moresofa's in a shop. This is the ultimate window shopping. What is on offer is classic furniture from the 1920's to 1960's. They are all retro. Art Deco fabrics are used. One great example is the Normandie at around £700.

Best sofas ever,proven by 31 years of use and still going strong.I bought a Clubman 3 seater,2…read moreseater and armchair in February 1984.My sons grew up with them.I am just about to get them recovered.The upholsterer is full of praise for their construction.Apart from having the feather cushions replaced with foam 15 years ago when my youngest was small everything is as it was 31 years ago and for comfort and style they are irreplaceable.My son's teenage friends love them.So of course they are being recovered rather than replaced.But if I ever move and want more compact sofas,I will go straight to Scandecor.Joanna Woods

A high-street DIY shop that also stocks kitchens and garden furniture. You don't get many of those…read morein existence anymore with the big Homebase and B&Qs in every town but when I popped in to have a look some shelves, the shop was packed. Very encouraging indeed to see local places doing this well. They also cut wood to size and sell a huge amount of high end and basic tools to get your home looking at its best. While the big chain places might be a few pence cheaper, I think its a lot better to buy your DIY goods from somewhere like this as the staff are always so much more helpful and honest to what your needs are.

A great shop with really helpful and friendly staff. They made me a great kitchen at a good fair…read moreprice, which I am really pleased with. I would fully recommend them.