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.

MASSIVE! We didn't have a ton of time so we moved through quickly in order to cover the whole…read moreplace. But if you had the time you could spend hours there if you wanted to really check out every single space thoroughly. There's a lot of larger furniture pieces, some clothing, lots of decor, art, new stuff/antiques. They've pretty much got it all. Fun place to roam! PS, they've got restrooms, a coffee shop, and a decent amount of parking.

Huge selection of antiques and collectibles. Wife had an absolute blast. Biggest critique is no AC,…read moreit was pretty warm and it's only May.

We went to our Ethan Allen showroom and encountered a problem which we found at other showrooms…read more Our furniture, like us, is vintage after living in five different homes over lots of years. Current furniture designs do not fit (too big, too close to the floor, wrong look, too soft, ...) our decor. Charlotte, our Ethan Allen designer took the time to visit our townhouse where she verified the problem. She suggested having our present furniture re-upholstered (which had been done about three times before). Charlotte helped us to select colors and fabrics to complement our existing living room. By email we were updated with the schedule. The furniture arrived in a reasonable (3 - 4 week) time. We are very pleased with the result. It is beautiful, comfortable furniture in our style at less cost than new and much less cost than redecorating. Our two cats approved of it also.

When I needed high quality, stylish couches & ottomans, I turned to Ethan Allen, for these…read moreinvestment pieces. Every person involved in the manufacturing & inspection of my furniture, hand-signed the tag, located under the cushions. With this quality, I trust the springs are 8-way hand tied. The frames are made of hardwood & have lasted (& will last beyond) 9+ years. Yes, they were expensive (I earn a middle class salary & I used their interest-free credit), but I can expect them to last & look good another 10+ years. Also, I'd be remiss if I didn't discuss their fantastic Sr. Interior Designer, Charlotte Parent-James! This lovely woman, whose design esthetics were influenced from growing up in Europe, as well as design school, has an amazing eye. She paired my furniture with fantastic wall colors. She also made spot on paint color suggestions for my kitchen cabinets, which look wonderful in my open floor plan.

Asheville's Goodwill Career Center associated with this Goodwill has made a difference in the lives…read moreof people I have known at a time that their lives were in transition. I will always take my donations to this store. Thank you Goodwill and thank you Career Center! Barbara King

Ok first pros: Really easy parking, very cheap pricing (per…read morepound) clothes were like 1.67 a lb and books for .87 cents maybe a lb and electronics even cheaper You can find gems if you have the time and dedication to picking through all the stuff- I legitimately didn't realize a pair of pants I had were an expensive brand until I got home so you can find good quality there and cool older books too which was fun. Cons: you are digging though everything which takes time but also you are digging through everything including (for some reason) underwear including used ones which I don't understand why they even keep those in there as well as things that are obviously damaged or needing repair. So maybe bring gloves if you are grossed out by that. Also I'm not handy so damaged material and clothes are useless to me. Great for fabrics though. Other con it's mostly clothes, some blankets, some books, and a lot of damaged older electronics Personally I'd only come here if I was looking for clothing because that's a majority of what it was BUT got a great deal on all I got and left only spending about $12 My sister had about 13lbs of books and clothes and spent around $23

Some of the nicest people you would ever want to meet...very accommodating and always do whatever…read morethey can to assist you. Furniture is great quality and excellent prices....

Stopped here the other day for some dining room chairs, basically a last-ditch attempt to see if…read morethere was anything local before ordering from a giganto-retailer without paying some ridiculous price. First off, selection here: great. They have a whole bunch of stuff, from beds (not in the market) to recliners (still debating on) and couches (didn't know I was potentially in the market until this afternoon)...and, of course, the dining room sets including chairs I was looking for. Price was fair (not quite FB marketplace/NextDoor/CL cheap, but cheap), and then add same-day delivery and fantastic service make this place a great place to look for your furniture needs.

The owner helped me choose various vintage pins and earrings and he put them together to make a…read morebreathtaking, one/of-a-kind necklace!

I really love this place. It's approximately the size of Carrie's closet in the Sex and the City…read moremovie. I don't know if that makes Chatsworth large or small by antique shop standards (I'm not much of an antiquer), but I can say it would be an extremely large closet by closet standards. Given its closety proportions, this isn't a furniture-rich antiquing experience. No room for that here. What they do have in large amounts is little things: interesting tea services, bakelite jewelry, and one of the best-curated collections of art I've seen outside of a major city. And cheap!! I feel like whoever curates this collection buys pieces on their merits, not necessarily on some fancy provenance, so you can get some great art at an obscenely low price...if you're looking for art for art's sake. I've gotten lost in this store for hours, rifling through paintings, picking up things and putting them down, chatting up the manager. They're not averse to cutting you a little deal here and there. They're smart about their merchandise Sure, ok, the venue itself is threadbare, and busting to the seams with antique tchotchkes. Ignore that for a moment, and think of the prices you'd pay for the same treasures in a big city, with a better-designed environment. This store rocks--that's all there is to it. I'd give it 5 stars, but I'm not enough of an antique expert to know how it compares on the local market for people who really geek out on this stuff. I think 4 stars is reasonable, fair, and defensible by any standard.

This is a beautiful store! Employees are not friendly and would not even make eye contact. The…read morestore was empty and I had a question but decided to shop somewhere else based on the attitude of the employees. Very disappointed.

I had a great experience at Arhaus today. Employees were cordial and greeted me when I walked in…read morebut did not pounce on me like used car salesman but let me browse and then asked questions. I love the quality and timelessness of Arhaus furniture and it is my go to for good quality pieces I want to keep for a long time.

I use to love this store. Hardly anyone shopping , when you…read morewalk around the feel is like your at a thrift store. There is clearance stuff in a few different places. They look like they are stretching merchandise out on the shelves.if you look at certain items there is only maybe 2 of which shows me this covid has affected not only their business but how they order and stock the shelves. Organization is not something this store has. They had pet stuff in front and in back. Just not a good feel to the store, no one that worked there said hi or if they could help us find anything. All in management and they wonder why these stores go out of business. Its a shame, Tuesday Morning stores use to be a fun store, I use to love seeing what was different. Guess not anymore, its the second one I've been to here in North Carolina that has the same feeling to it. This one maybe because they in a mall that is almost closed down. Very sad to see!

I love going into Tuesday Morning because I always find something neat. Their items change often…read moreand quite a bit are seasonal. I scored some good gardening stuff this year. The As Seen On TV stuff is there quite a lot. I got the lavender and it didn't grow. But it was like $3 so it didn't hurt my feelings. They have a ton of stuff for your house. Linens, dishes, pillows, bathroom stuff, kitchen appliances, storage solutions. They also have food items that are jarred, bagged, and bottled as well as candy items. Lotions and body care items. Pictures and pet items. There's a lot to look at and usually pretty good prices.