Working with Interiors by Kelley Lively to completely redecorate our master bedroom was a fantastic…read moreexperience and truly exceeded all of our expectations. Kelley masterfully helped us hone our vision and mesh our different style tastes to create a beautiful, calming, and updated yet classic master bedroom that we look forward retreating to every night. Kelley has impeccable attention to detail, communicates promptly, and has a wonderful personality that makes it so easy to work with her. Kelley can tailor her services to your particular needs and budget, but we are so glad we hired her to serve as a full service interior decorator, which included designing the room, sourcing furniture and decor, ordering everything, and overseeing installation and styling. She also provided terrific recommendations for tradespeople to handle electrical work and custom carpentry. We are looking forward to the next project with Kelley and can't recommend her enough!

Angi and Chera are fabulous interior decorators. If not for them, my loft would still be full of…read moremoving boxes. Their ideas for art and furniture placement are absolutely wonderful -- I would never have thought of the great ideas they came up with. They're kind, fun, gracious, very talented, and they're the best! You cannot, I repeat cannot, choose better decorators!!

Very talented ladies. I had a lot of fun working with them. They made excellent suggestions that…read morehad not even occurred to me. I highly recommend them for all your decorating needs. I will use them again!

We used The Finishing Company to repair our stairs and replace the wood balusters with iron ones. I…read morefound the company through all of the excellent reviews left on AngiesList. Brian was very easy to communicate with and took care of ordering all of the supplies. They came by the following week and completed the install as scheduled. They were very tidy using drop cloths on the carpet and cleaned up after themselves; unlike a lot of handymen/ contractors. Our staircase not only looks better, but is as solid as a rock and not all wobbly like it was before. The price was fair and I would highly recommend using them for staircase work or any other carpentry projects, such as molding or built-in's. I have uploaded a before and after pic to this review.

Shortly after buying our home we had an inspection. The inspector stated that we needed the…read morestairwell fixed because the handrail was wobbly. Well fast forward almost a year later and now there is a baby in the house that is ready to move. In my childproofing quest, I told my husband that now is the time to get the stair handrail fixed. He found The Finishing Company. We advised Brian why rods we would like and that our stairwell was loose. Brian said no problem. We got our stair handrail fixed and new rods added in less than five hours. It is such an improvement. Brian is meticulous. He made sure to vacuum up dust every little step along the way. Now when I come home, I get to not only see a beautifully staircase but I feel a great piece of mind that the stair handrail is sturdy enough for once my baby is mobile.

The old style recliners are great. Unfortunately the customer service sucks. Their personnel are…read morearrogant and rude and inflexible. A chair may be advertised at one price but to actually buy the chair it will cost twice as much because of any little modification that is requested. Additionally you have only 3 days to cancel or make changes even if the production has not begun. If you can find your lazy boy somewhere else you should consider buying there.

I paid over four thousand dollars for a reclining Lazy Boy sofa a year and a half ago. It recently…read morestarted making a popping noise on one side when reclining. I contacted the Lazy Boy warranty dept and was told that I would be charged around $150 minimum for the first hour of labor and would also have to pay shipping cost for the parts. I reluctantly agreed and when the technician came to install the part, he informed me that the parts ordered were not what would fix the popping noise. He wrote an order for the correct parts and two weeks later I was contacted by Lazy Boy and told that the cost for labor and parts to repair the popping noise would be approximately two thousand dollars! For a year and a half old sofa that has only been used lightly by one person. I could have just bought any other reclining sofa and disposed of it and bought a replacement several times over for the cost of the Lazy Boy. The quality of Lazy Boy products is no longer what it used to be and the warranty is worthless.

Short Pump location. My only experience with California Closets was at the new Short Pump…read morelocation. I tried to find my way to using them as I felt there would be some sense of cohesive finished product. The principle designer just would not listen. No matter how many times I plainly said what I was wanting and clearly articulated it she just was more interested in attempting to wow me with her software. Describing features and benefits while discussing inherent attributes of their product would have been better than taking broad swipes at other materials that weren't even part of the conversation. I wasn't impressed and didn't see the point in pursuing anything further. I didn't purchase there.

Those of us who live in old houses with tiny bedrooms and even smaller closets, lust after these…read morecloset organizer systems. I have some of the smaller pieces, but when I hit the lottery, I've already picked out my rosewood drawers and shelves to turn my boudoir into a mini-Oprah wardrobe room. The staff here is really helpful with information on how to measure and plan your space. And the store has organizing systems for more than just closets. You can create your own entertainment center or make a workshop space in your garage.

I stopped into Dolce yesterday during lunch, determined to find a tablecloth for my new drop leaf…read moretable... It turns out that Dolce really doesn't have many tableclothes, but I was pleasantly surprised by Dolce's selection of unique items, and while I didn't purchase anything, I will probably be going back soon... The only downside about Dolce seemed to be that it was a bit crowded. I had trouble navigating the store, and I know I didn't see all the unique little items they had to offer... But some of the standouts included a picture frame made of keyboard keys, a rack of hostess gifts for under $10 (who couldn't use those!), a selection of unique wine-stoppers including one made from a glass doorknob, and some really classy large frames. Dolce does have a whole section devoted to fabric choices, and I believe they do re-upholstery. However, the rest of their shop features gifts and home accessories, so you can't buy reupholstered furniture there as far as I could tell. Overall, a super cute place to look around and get ideas or pick up the perfect classy gift.

Cute little shop that's kind of Pier One'ish. Just stopped in for a quick look around. Didn't buy…read moreanything. This seems like the kind of place where you don't go with a purpose. If you purchase something from here, it's a unique find that you don't want to pass up. Impulse buy.