Fantastic family run store with incredible local history. Definitely shop local! High quality…read morefurniture with friendly, personal service. Could not recommend highly enough.

Dennetts is a family owned shop that specialise in high seat, fireside chairs and riser recliner…read morechairs. They also sell living room furniture such as tables, sofas and table chairs. It's pretty rare that I come across a furniture store that specialises in furniture for the elderly so Dennets made a nice change. Nothing cost more than £200.00 which I thought was very decently priced and is probably more of a relief to their usual customer. Even though the styles didn't appeal to me in anyway their chairs and sofas are so comfy it was a struggle to get up! I'd recommend Dennetts for elderly and for people who just want some comfortable furniture (no matter what the look.)

When I walked into this store it appeared to be completely bereft of any staff member. Still, it's…read morea fantastic furniture store in the Tooting area, with lots of specials on bedroom units and mattresses, stylish computer stands and living room furniture. They had a really cool series of bunk beds and sleeper couches too. Their showroom is large, and they clearly keep a certain amount of stock in the back. So if you're like me, when you want it, you want it now, and you could probably take your purchase home provided you have a great big truck to take it home in. Otherwise, just opt for the free delivery and you'll get it in a few days.

Specialised in 20th century vintage design furniture and gadgets for home, Fragile Design is a fine…read moreshop to stop and take a good look around, with no pressure or hurry, if it's possible! If you're looking for a unique home design fix, this is the place to be! I have looked for a new coffee table over past few weeks and I was glad to find some gorgeous samples at Fragile Design. As their collection includes an exclusive and stunning memorabilia, it's likely to be undecided about what to get. The pottery decorative pieces are amazing and this is just a snapshot of what you can expect from this shop. There are pieces and prices affordable for all kinds of pockets and honestly, for an outstanding vintage shop like this; I didn't find it expensive at all. Fragile Design is placed at Custard Factory, inside the Zellig building, and it's open from Tuesdays to Saturdays (from 10am to 5.30pm) and Sundays, Mondays and Tuesday by making an appointment in advance.

I first came across Fragile by accident about a year ago but only recently managed to get in due to…read moreits limited 'designer-esque opening hours (Wednesday to Saturday or by appointment only)! However, I'm glad I made it inside this wonderful oasis of 20th century furniture! It looks like the house I grew up in with furniture of browns, greens and oranges and yet the furniture looks new. Most items have been refurbished to look like new but still distinctly retro. I was after a very large but unique lampshade and what they actually sell are new ones (albeit made with vintage materials) I thought it was odd that the gentleman didn't take my details to sell me one but instead gave me a flyer of the designer in London that makes them. Fragile Design do offer 'looking for something' form on their website so the store is fantastic if you have something very particular in mind, as I tend to when it comes to furnishings.

Nice range of products, this place is full of goods that you could take home if you had enough…read morespace. They have a fantastic range of cushions, the towels and other bathroom goods are good quality, the kitchen section upstairs (which is inaccessible to pushchairs because o fthe steps and the narrowness of the isles) has a nice selection of kitchen and cooking gadgets. They also have nice vases, photo frames and pictures directly below. The staff are very polite and helpful, the service excellent. Returns and exchanges are always possible.

i do like this shop, its just that its a bit out of the way for a browse round. i cant access it…read morevery well with a pushcahir as the aisles are narrow and theres alot of things upstairs which i couldnt get to. nice and cheap though and staff are friendly and helpful. parkings brilliant.

Believe it or not but they don't just sell carpets here. They also sell: carpets, rugs, vinyl,…read morebeds, laminate flooring, furniture and mirrors. You could say they sell a bit everything you need for your home. The shop is filled with all of these products and the prices vary but generally they are good. I didn't really like their selection of carpets as I thought they looked quiet old. They don't do fittings either, which is shame! On the other hand they did have some very nice furniture that can be delivered. I really liked their selection of bathroom furniture because they had some modern styles and old styles that had been re-invented, genius! The staff were friendly and from the way they were talking about the products (that I asked them about) I could tell they have a good knowledge of them. If you're looking for some new furniture or flooring then you might not be disappointed if you come here.

They all sorts of furniture and ornaments for the home here and for me this was a pro and a con…read more It's a con because everything was everywhere. There was no allocated place for a product. For example I saw a table next to some rugs with a headboard with pictures above it. In summary they weren't organised. I found myself weaving my body around their products. This left me thinking "how on earth do they pack up the products?" Luckily there are a few more pros than cons. They had some really nice looking products and something to suit all modern homes. I particularly liked their paintings of cities, countryside and sun sets. The shop's decor gave a nice warm feeling, just like a home has. I went in during the sale and thought their original prices were decent but their discounted prices were even better. A family sized table cost just £20.00. Bargain!

Home bargains is cheap and cheerful and you have to watch the quality of some of the items in…read morethere. They have a large selection of things and this changes all the time you go in there. They do have a good selection of sweets and foody type bits. They also sell home things like shampoo, soap and shower gel, which are usually good value. This place is a little tucked away in the arcade and can get missed. A good place to buy sweets for a trip to the cinemas and such trips.

This Home Bargains is definitely worth a visit and unfortunately may be missed, especially as there…read moreis a big shiny pound shop at the top of the alley! Home Bargains is far better in terms of pricing and quality. Most of the stuff is brand name products, usually close to their sell by date, imported, or surplus stocks that have been bought up. The best thing about Home Bargains is that they get new stuff in all the time so it's always exciting to see what they have in on the shelves! This store in Coventry is quite large but it tends to get a bit messy. The shelves are not always fully stacked and goods can be a bit all over the place. It also tends to get very busy and I've only ever seen a maximum of 2 tills open. So if you just want to buy a cheap drink or something, you may think twice about queuing for 20 minutes! Saying that, it's always worth popping in to see what you can snap up.

I was left with a great first impression of Walnut and Weave. They have some cool things for the…read moreladies. They sell a variety of furniture and trinkets for your house such as: mirrors, photo-frames and crockery. I particularly liked their crockery. Most other shops in Solihull who sell similar things are very costly so I was pleased to find Walnut and Weave is better priced. This was even better as they had a sale on for some items. Even though I didn't buy anything the staff were very friendly and even thanked me as I left without buying anything. This is definitely a shop for the ladies.

This place is just plain cool. It's the kind of place you might want to bump into that old friend…read morefrom school days so that they knew you had class. However, with my Phil Spencer hat on I find it hard to understand its unique selling point or purpose. It's not clear at all. The home stuff sort of has a cottage-y vintage feel to it, but the discount section right next to it has Olympic themed toys. They have a card and gift-wrapping section at the back and then upstairs there's furniture by 'SIA Home Fashion'. It's a bit of a mixed bag of a shop but I do really like the stuff they've got. In the furniture section they had a denim chair that still sort of resembled a pair of jeans. I thought that was pretty cool.