It is Japanese version of Primark. In Japan it is not expensive at all, very reasonable…read more I like the design, very simple and stylish. My partner likes their business card holder( he puts all his cards and uses as a wallet). I am not happy with the price as I know how much it should cost originally but if you do not have chances to travel Japan, it is good price to pay. Still worth it. They have much more different items including foods, so it is a bit shame that they do not offer it in UK. I like their gel type pen, it is very smooth writing!

Muji is a Japanese brand that sells minimal style homeware, cookware, clothing, storage (acrylic),…read morestationary and other rare pieces of bric-a-brac. Everything at Muji is innovative and very accessible unlike a lot of homeware stores that sell storage that look good but aren't necessarily good at the function. Muji's products although very simple; the clothes for example tend to be made of natural fabrics and one colour, nothing bright or garish, look good on and are good quality. I could buy everything in this store. Prices are reasonable and I am always finding useful things, whether it be a teapot, and a storage box for my make up.

Furniture stores are few these days as big chains are in charge more or less. This shop though has…read moregrown from strength to strength. It offers all sorts of furniture to customers and is very popular to locals as it is cheap and unique furniture. If you don't want to follow the herd and go to IKEA then this is your perfect find. It really is great!

From the owner: We are an independent retailer specialising in home furnishings and bathroom products. Good quality…read moreluxury at affordable prices.

Tefal is a french manufacturer of your typical cookware and home appliances, such as kettles,…read moretoasters and blenders, this is an Outlet store which are often cheaper to reduce some stock, and I was very impressed with the prices in particular, where I picked up an iron, for £9.99 which as I recall should have been around £25 - £30 The store was quite quiet, but so was the rest of the Lowry Outlet Mall it was located in, mainly due to the time of my visit, later in the evening after grabbing a meal elsewhere in the complex at Caffe Rouge. The store was a decent size and did have a nice range of items, which still seemed good quality and they were applicances, I guess were discontinued and sold at set price, but they still seemed to be good, and honestly I'm a tech-lover but even I don't care about having the latest iron, kettle, blender or toaster if such thing exists, as they still had some pretty nice applicances here. The decor was basic but it seemed typical of most Outlet stores, it was okay. The staff seemed nice here, the man picked up a boxed version of my iron from the back, rather than the model I picked up, it is worth noting some items here may not come in boxes which is partly linked into the lower price. Overall, this is a nice store for home and cookware appliances, and really worth a look in while in the area, and one of my favorite stores int he Lowry Outlet and I feel it has done enough to earn three stars.

cannot recommend Affordable & Stylish on Barlow Moor Road highly enough! From the moment I walked…read moreinto their showroom, I felt confident I'd chosen the right place. The team were warm, approachable, and genuinely listened to what I wanted for my home. They didn't just try to "sell" me something - they guided me through different options, explained the pros and cons clearly, and helped me stick to my budget while still achieving a really stylish finish. I recently had my kitchen and bathroom renovated, and the entire process was handled with professionalism and care. The showroom is beautifully laid out with a wide range of choices, which made it easy to visualize how everything would look together. Their designers came up with clever solutions for storage and layout that I'd never have thought of myself, and it has transformed how I use the space day to day. The installation team were equally impressive - punctual, tidy, and very respectful of my home. The quality of their workmanship is outstanding, and the attention to detail really sets them apart. Even the little things, like neatly finishing edges and making sure everything was cleaned and polished before handing the space back to me, made such a difference. One thing I really appreciated was how transparent and supportive they were throughout the whole project. Any questions I had were answered straight away, and I was kept updated at every stage so I always knew what was happening. Now that everything is finished, I honestly couldn't be happier. If you're looking for a company that offers both great value and a truly stylish finish, all delivered with outstanding customer care, then Affordable & Stylish is the place to go. They've earned every bit of this 5-star review, and I'll definitely be using them again for future projects.

Wonderful service, always ready to help, any problems are solved , boug products for 14 years and I…read morewould never shop anywhere else, excellent

I was left out of pocket thousands of pounds by Paul Talbot and Lisa Michelle Whitely Talbot. They…read moreknew their business had failed and were contacting customers for deposits fully aware they were not going to do the work. They ran off with my money and money from numerous other people.

Do not give these people your money. Paul and Lisa, of CBK Interiors Limited, owe me £10,270 worth…read moreof appliances, tiles, flooring, radiators and other items which they have failed to deliver for the last month. The last communication we had from them was in February, requesting the money from us to order these items so they could book in the tradespeople to complete our kitchen renovation. After we paid them, that was the last we heard from them. We have sent both Paul and Lisa, as well as their administrator, Amelia, numerous messages via email, WhatsApp, text message and phone, imploring them to respond to us over the last four weeks. All we ever received in return were various versions of OOO messages saying that they couldn't work because of storm damage to the shop, or they had Covid, or they were dealing with personal issues, or they were unwell for another reason. They have put us through extraordinary mental, emotional and physical strain by leaving us to live in a worksite, with an 18 month old toddler. When they originally quoted a timetable for us, they said this would be a 5-6 week job. We are now in the 12th week, and the last 4 weeks have been a waking nightmare. They have behaved truly callously to take such a huge sum of money from us and to have then disappeared behind ever evolving Out of Office messages. We have offered them every opportunity to make good this situation, and they have deliberately ignored our messages, refused our phone calls, and they have now forced us into a position where we have to pursue them legally. Even before they disappeared with our money there were red flags - subcontractors walked off our job because of disputes with CBK over money. We had to rescue our worktop from the granite cutter and intervene ourselves, only after we found out through another subcontractor that CBK hadn't paid the deposit for our worktop. The plans they drew up initially failed to account for a wall that was planned to be installed to support the RSJ, which was a sloppy oversight on their part, and which now means our radiator pipes need to be moved. Their project management service is non-existent - they had forgotten to organise a decorator to paint the walls after they'd been plastered and instead of owning up to the error (we have in writing that they would organise this) and making it right, they left it up to us to find someone at short notice, making us lose another week to inaction. This is an incredibly stressful situation, and there is no possible conceivable explanation for why they have done this, if not out of malpractice. Our only hope now is to recover the money they have taken from us through the court system.

Set in the beautiful Barton Square (the "home bit" of The Trafford Centre), Dwell is an uber…read morestylish furniture store. It is darkly lit and almost like walking into a trendy wine bar as you enter its sophisticated doorway. This is not a place for antiques or vintage finds, Dwell is exclusively for contemporary living- it does not sell furniture, it sells "pieces" darling and it is a place where furniture lovers will find the focal point they have been searching for, for their designer pads. Every room in the house is catered for in a sleek and stylish fashion; sofas are angular and impressive, dining chairs are futuristic and the beds look straight out of MTV Cribs. The lighting section is second to none, and I am in awe of the pendant wine glass chandelier which costs £199 and is a real talking point. Dwell is simply good taste and prices vary from the affordable to the expensive- another light fixture which has caught my eye is £600. Dwell is a supermodel of a furniture shop, traditionalists will hate it, but post modernists will adore it. The staff are friendly and its customer base favour city centre thirty-somethings with a bit of cash. If you fancy splashing out for your urban dwelling then Dwell is right up your busy, congested, city street.