This is a lovely little friendly establishment hidden away just off the Henfield High St selling…read morebeautiful, useful furnishings that could really enhance your home; from hooks to butchers blocks and parasols to armchairs. They also offer a fantastic framing service which I've used on several occasions. If you don't have anything of your own to frame, they sell a number of prints by some wonderful local artists so its definitely worth popping in for a browse around.

Sofa so good Good choice of sofa styles and fabrics, and a…read morechance to drink coffee and give the seatings a trial drive. The delivery guys were personable and unfazed by our old cottage's doorways. It was good to be able to bring home a blanket of the sofa's material from the workshop upstairs and have a matching cover to try to restrict the dog to.

We visited the Fittleworth showroom a couple of times which we found to have a great range of…read moredesigns on show, in a relaxed and quiet country setting, (especially good for kids as they were free to run around outside!). The staff were very welcoming, knowledgeable and patient without being pushy. The sofas were ready on time and the delivery team were very efficient and courteous. Overall, I would thoroughly recommend Sofas and Stuff if you are looking for good quality sofas at reasonable prices and above all a massive range to choose from!

I cannot recommend Cannadines too highly. The prices are competitive, discounts were genuine and…read morethe personalised service is second to none. Michael went out of his way to ensure the successful outcome of our new bathroom installations. I will definitely be recommending Cannadines to people in the Brighton area.

Cannadines Bathrooms, right on the corner of Preston road, nearest Preston Park, stocks a large…read morerange of practical as well as boutique, designer bathroom hardware such as Taps, toilets, Shower enclosures and Baths. When I went, there was what looked like some decent deals on a large shower enclosure for £699, down from £990 and also a toilet at £139 down from £230. As I don't need any of this stuff myself it didn't exactly get me excited, however i was surprised to find that I was quite interested by some Items; the customised toilet seats. They had a toilet seat with a simple and tasteful summer holiday scene, of beach houses and sea gulls and another which caught my eye, which was transparent and had shells embedded within it. Lots of tasteful and expensive things for your bathroom here too, such as a sleek, chrome, Scandinavian designed toilet cleaner holder.

The Robert Dyas location on George Street has a bit less than the one on Western Road, but also has…read morea lot less shoppers swarming through it. I found it much easier to wander through the aisles here and appreciate the variety of home and garden items available. There's pretty much every kitchen appliance you could imagine: sandwich makers, mini hotdog grillers, cappacino machines and even the allusive filter coffee maker, crock pots, kettles, toasters and a cotton candy machine! Wowy. That one's even on offer. Kitchen stuff also includes dishware, utensils, and a few kitschy items like Sergeant Pepper and Corporal Salt. Homewear then moves into tools, paint and hardware as well as an aisle of household cleaners and a few electronics: telephones, keyboards, USB drives and a small selection of printers (like, two.) For gardeners, Robert Dyas has tools in a variety of styles, plus a huge display of seeds. The prices of everything are really reasonable, and I'll definitely be back to pick things up when I move off-campus.

I agree with Jessica that this is my prefered store for the same reason. I was surprised with the…read moreextent of the ranges and with the little extras they do. For christmas I bought my brother a western shooting, drinking game and we had great times with it. If you are unsure of a gift for somebody this place can be a treasure trove of ideas and answers as you might see something that sparks an idea of a present that you could get elsewhere.

Oh my. What is this? Another discount furniture store on the Lewes Road, which claims to be the…read morebest for students? But, doesn't the discount furniture store, Brighton Discount Furniture Store, also claim this prize? Someone's not telling the truth... This place is a whole lot smaller than the store across the road, which is strange really seeing as it is a self proclaimed 'Empire' of furniture. Much the same stock-wise as the other store, but just less of it. Sofas's, Drawers. Chests etc..which aren't too pricy or too quality, but again sometimes a good bet because they can also order items in, again, like the store opposite, for a £10 charge.

Being a student I have come into close contact with this stores goods in the last 2 years as my…read moreletting agency uses them. I have to say I have found the goods to be good looking and long lasting. I have seen some of the prices and believe them to reasonable especially for the letting agencies who buy in bulk to supply students with these goods. There are so many furniture shops on this road but I have noticed another Furniture Empire open in Hove recently which, leads me to believe that they are competing well.

Nice shop that has three floors. Lift installed so you just as well go up at the star of your visit…read moreand saunter down at leisure. Pretty standard stock but keep your eye out for the Bargain Shelf on the 2nd floor, (South-East corner)plenty to be had and very frequent. Service is good and pretty quick as there are about four tills on exit. Car parking..good and only about 500yds away

I'm not so sure about this place really. It calls itself the Brighton Discount Store, and on the…read morefront of the shop it claims to be the best place for students in town, but when I went in looking for a simple, compact shelving unit, the items I was shown ranged from £40-£100+ and way out of my price range. The stock is pretty utilitarian furniture, beds, shelves, chest of drawers etc...and will pretty much do what it say on the tin. If you want really cheap stuff though, I would recommend going to Shabitat, Emmaeus or the Hove YMCA. However the problem with these places is that although you might find exactly what you want, you also might not get a whiff for weeks. Therefore the plus side is of course, that you get what you want straight away, and if not, you can get order it in for an extra tenner. Second hand double beds (£75) and single beds (£45) caught my attention, and could well be useful to know, especially as letting agents don't always provide them.

Discount Furniture doesn't have a large selection of stock, but it's definitely cheap. They sell…read moremostly bedroom furniture mixed in with sofas, and advertise special rates for both students and landlords. Most wooden items were pine, which has that cheap-look to it, but the couches looked to be of good quality. I must also mention the sports car bed. I've never actually seen one - just on television, and I think, at 5'3", I could probably fit into it. Just keeping my options open.

Brilliant place which has more in the box than what you think. They also cover interior…read moredecorations, furniture and bespoke items required. Most definitely NOT a disappointing shop. Beautiful stock, could be seen as abit pricey, but heywhat's money for! Parking .. you'd be advised to use the Festival Theatre car park at the end of North Gate.

We bought an amazing Oak dining table here which set us back a bit but was worth it for the…read morequality, it will probably out live us. They also sell rugs and other Oak furniture with a few smaller items. The gentleman working here was of great assistance so we shall definitely return should we need any more Oak.