The Regeneration Station is a true gem in Asheville. From art and gifts to home goods and vintage…read moretreasures, they have it all, curated in a way that feels both like a gallery and a store. It's the most fun and enjoyable shopping experience I've ever had. When my partner and I moved here with little furniture and a tight budget, we furnished almost our entire place with pieces from TRS at shockingly fair prices. Nearly three years later, everything has held up beautifully. These pieces aren't just furniture, they're treasures, crafted with care by local artisans who repurpose used items instead of letting them go to waste. Knowing we're giving these pieces new life is so special and truly embodies the spirit of this community. We're devastated for TRS after Helene, it's sickening and awful. Our hearts go out to the owner and team. If there's any way we can support you, please let us know in a response to this review!

The store was bright and open, perhaps a bit empty. Overall it was eclectic with a good mix of…read moreinventory. We did fine a piece of furniture. The female employee was not very outgoing or particularly friendly. She did not offer to help us with our purchase which I found odd. I'd like to see more full booths and more friendly help.

we bought a couch here a year ago. within about a month the fabric had gotten really pilly. I…read morecalled the shop and was told by Betsy that was normal and that i could use a fabric shaver to remove the pilling and that I might have to do so three or four times and then it would stop. She sent me a fabric shaver which was nice. Well here we are a year and many shaves later and it continues to pill. it looks pretty terrible, like an old worn out couch - much worse than the (ripped) twenty year old couch we were replacing. I'm embarrassed to have friends over. when I do, we have to spend 30 minutes shaving the couch first, which is ridiculous. I hate to throw good money after bad but I suppose I will - we're planning to have the cushions recovered. It's not ideal since obviously they can't match the rest of the couch and that's not really the look I'm going for. But it's better than tossing it and starting over. I reached out to Four Corners recently to politely recommend they not sell this fabric (I feel bad for anyone else who might select it) and got no reply. So, I guess thats the kind of establishment this is. Disappointing - I prefer to shop independent but in this case it sure wasn't a good choice.

Shortly after leaving my review, Melissa reached out to me to offer an apology, along with an…read moreexplanation, (which she made clear was definitely no excuse), for never getting back to me. She took full responsibility for her oversight. I believe her apology was sincere and that she truly felt bad for failing to provide the customer attention she is accustomed to giving. I will go ahead and let Covid take the fall for this one, (as it seems to be the thing to do these days), and will definitely be open to doing business with Melissa and Four Corners in the future. Thanks for the call, Melissa. It was greatly appreciated.

This place is amazing! It's a blend of new, antique and up-cycled pieces (think Regeneration…read moreStation, but a bit more high end). The owners were super welcoming and knowledgable. Best / most unique selection of rugs in Asheville. Fab experience all around. Please support these guys/gals!

not even there, Looks like old news,,,,, Flooded out by Hellen,,,,, why doesn't this stuff get…read moreupdated? So frustrating

Worst customer service I have experienced in a long time. We were asked if we were looking for…read moresomething in particular and said we were interested in a couch and asked a few questions about it. The woman said she would check and then walked away and continued helping everyone else in the store but avoided us even as we stood by the couch we wanted to buy...was extremely awkward and very off putting. We won't be back to this place and I would go as far as to suggest if you're not a middle aged or elderly white woman then don't shop here because your business won't be appreciated or welcomed.

I recently had to sell a loveseat to make room in my living room for some other furniture. Frugal…read moreDecore was really helpful. They recommended movers that had a very reasonable rate, and I was given a fair price for my piece, which was in great condition but that I didn't have time to sell myself. I would definitely sell with them again.

The women there were so kind. Even though we didn't get anything. I will be returningread more

The staff was very helpful and that is greatly appreciated in today's environment where proper…read moreservice is hard to find.

This is an amazing contemporary furniture store with very knowledgeable folks ready to answer any…read moreand all of your furniture questions. This was the last stop on a very discouraging quest to find a HIGH QUALITY, NICE LOOKING and COMFORTABLE couch for our family room. Steve worked with us and by the time we were done we not only found the perfect couch but also a beautiful chair that we just wanted to stay and nap in! Make this your first stop. You won't be sorry!!

We have been Ambiente customers for many years and knew just where to go to find a new loveseat for…read moreour TV room. Casey had been terrific when we needed help finding a new living room couch so we let her know what we were looking for and she had pieces ready when we walked in the store. After Casey demonstrated the features of the loveseat we knew it was the perfect fit of design and functionality. Great piece, great price and another awesome shopping experienc.

UPDATE! Within a day I received a call from Rebecca Stephenson at Haverty's Corporate Office! I had…read morea pleasant conversation and sent detailed information about the claim. She went out of her way and went ABOVE and beyond and got the claim overturned by Guardian. I was expecting them order a new middle panel, but a new couch will be delivered on 10/10! She made it a priority to call me before she went out of town to let me know it was approved too. Karin at the Asheville, NC store has also been a delight to work with since the beginning. Thank you Haverty's!!

Over the past 1.5 years, I have shopped several times at this store and have been happy with my…read morepurchases. This latest purchase was not a similar experience. I went in looking for a small coffee table and found one that is glass/metal/wood. It was just the right size and matches the end tables I had bought a year ago. It was a good price, so they suggested that I just pick it up at the store when it arrived instead of paying almost $100 for delivery. In the past, I have had my purchases delivered and they arrive in one piece and are placed where I want them. This latest purchase made my head spin....is this now IKEA??? I arrive and am directed to the back for customer pick-up. The guy loads a box into my car. I bring home about 100 lbs. of coffee table PARTS!!! What??? The instructions say I will need to furnish my own screwdriver, they even have a picture of a good old standard screw driver;...so I go to my toolbox and get one. Part of the assembly ( an hour of IKEA-like hell ) is to screw the wooden panel into the frame. There are no holes or starts of holes in the wood. It would take a young athletic person with a LOT of muscle to put those screws into that thick hardwood panel by hand with a standard screwdriver. Sheesh. I am neither young, nor athletic. The metal pieces that are labeled with letters A, B, C, D are labeled with stickers that don't peel off. I tried soaking them off with a damp towel, but the adhesive is still on there. Can I use acetone or Goo Gone on them?? I have no idea. It could very well ruin the metal. I cannot predict....so I leave them as they are. I get my power screwdriver out and attempt to assemble this coffee table. But, because of the plethora of right angles, one cannot drive the screws straight in through the holes in the metal brackets and into the wood panel. It is not possible. The screws, then, end up at a slight angle and are not flush with the surface once they are all the way in. By the time I am done getting the pieces out of the packaging, assemble it as well as I can with the resources I have; I was quite ready to throw the thing on to the fire pit and burn it. Haverty's needs to put signs on all of the furniture that requires the customer to assemble it. I would have NEVER bought this piece if I had known. You are going the way of IKEA and it's not a good look. I'm in my early 60's. I deserve, as your customer, to be warned. I thought I was shopping in a fairly classy furniture store. I guess not-so-much anymore.