Very charming selection of mostly ethically sourced, mainly local home decor and lifestyle products!read more

Super excited to go holiday shopping at this store. Well curated and convenient to the subway!read more

Ordering process and shipping and delivery updates from Mae at Unlimited Furniture were really…read moreappreciated. She followed through from order to delivery, calling to make sure the product was handled with care, and that we were happy with everything. The only reason that I gave 4 stars is because the website listed the item as "in-stock" at the time of purchase. The reality is that it was not in-stock and took over 2 months to receive. Luckily we were willing to be patient to get the pieces we wanted. The quality of the pieces were very nice and worth the wait.

I purchased a recliner from them . It took 6 weeks to be delivered and once delivered it was so…read moreuncomfortable I called them immediately to return it . This is what they sent me . Total Payment: $1,299.00 30% Restocking Fee: $389.70 Round-Trip Shipping: $636.58 Tax: $66.71 Total Fees to Be Deducted: $1,092.99 Total Refund: $290.45 This company is a rip off and I would not order anything from them .

Bought a herman miller chair here. initially I had a black one that had a mislabeled price for…read more$200. The lady brought it down and switched tags on me and gaslit that it wasn't that price. My girlfriend took a picture of the chair with the price tag before she removed it to another. If you mislabeled something own up to it. Gaslighting me and acting as if nothing happened is not the way to go. Ended up buying another one anyways. Terrible experience would not recommend coming here. cool store, has some bar stools that I was planning to buy also, but will pass on this location.

I have been to this store at least a dozen times and I have never had a bad experience. The staff…read moreare so lovely and helpful. I tell them what I am looking for, and if it comes in, they call me and send photos and videos. Keren, Ivan and Nicole have been wonderful and those are only the names I remember. I am always greeted with a smile and an offer of help. The prices are great too, and who can resist the DWR styles. I am happy to give my money to a place that treats me well.

As so many others have said - this is my go-to store for gifts and an…read moreoccasional treat for myself. I absolutely love this store; it's fun to visit and look around. You'll always find something, no matter who you are shopping for. The items are one-of-a kind, funny, eclectic and a wonderful selection of beautiful jewelry. The owner is really wonderful - so kind and patient.

I love Homebody! The owner is so nice and helpful and has the cutest dogs in town. I particularly…read morelove the candles and cards and jewelry - I've purchased several gifts here over the last couple years and always have happy recipients! Great to support local small business!

Just a quintessential and lovely, impeccably curated Brooklyn home goods and gift shop. Bonus…read morepoints from me for having a relatively small but impressive selection of new and used vinyl for the connaisseur. In fact, I recently discovered the shop itself as they hosted an outdoor vinyl sale, inviting other local vendors and collectors to sell directly outside their shop. It was a fantastic event under any circumstances, but in these days in particular felt like an inspired and ideal way to celebrate and embrace a communal NY spirit. I walked away with a nice mug for myself, a couple of surprise early holidays gifts off my list and, of course, some interesting new and used vinyl. And perhaps more importantly, a great day, and a fine new gift buying go-to!

Great store for vinyl records and gifts; the couple who own the place are really nice.read more

Annie's is such an adorable store in Park Slope! I have stopped by multiple times in recent years…read morewhile visiting. There are all sorts of great gifts for friends... or yourself. You can honestly find a bit of just about everything, which I love. If you find yourself wanting to shop local, this is a perfect place to do it!

Super cute little store. Quirky items. When I thibk general store I do thibk a little older type of…read moreitems like a Jabobs ladder and such. This is a modern general store with bright colors and jellycats. But ehat comes with that, slightly higher prices! Hey, it's Brooklyn.

I was late to the game when it came to Ikea, but over the last decade I've done well. Whether I…read morelived in Georgia, Florida or Pennsylvania we drove, but what to do if you don't have a car in Manhattan? If you live in the city, don't let transportation deter you. There's the weekend ferry -- I wouldn't go on the weekend, but more of that in a bit -- and the subway/bus combo during the week. (Note to self: 4 or 5 to Borough Hall, walk to Boerum Place/Joralemon Street for B61 toward Park Slope, disembark in front of store.) Living in a studio apartment, Ikea is a good choice for furniture adaptable to whatever space you have. Note that you have to be a bit handy as pieces come unassembled, and if you're doing everything on your own you've got to pull components from the shelves. We went to Red Hook Tuesday. The store, configured like all other Ikeas, was virtually empty! The downside is during the week staffing appears to be cut. Unable to find anyone to help us, we sat at the computer and pulled things on our own. It helps to research what you want beforehand. Finally -- an employee happened by. I was worried that by doing it solo we'd forget something 'minor' like a hinge, but she advised us that the computer automatically lists the components essential to construction. (I was nonetheless glad that she took over.) Normally 'we' -- meaning my husband -- would collect items from the warehouse. But not this time! We paid to have everything pulled and delivered. And it worked out famously! When we checked out, I asked the cashier -- no check-out line, btw -- if it's this quiet on weekends. She laughed and said "it's a madhouse on weekends. You were smart to come during the week!" So yeah - that was our positive experience at Ikea/Brooklyn. An extra bonus was the bus drive through Brooklyn, the outskirts of an area I lived in back in the 1980s.

you cannot go wrong with the Swedish meatballs! perfect snack or meal to get while browsing inside…read moreikea

I LOVE this shop. I cannot go in without spending money (and that is a good thing). It is the…read moreperfect mix of vintage and new, classic and edgy, vibrant and clean pieces. I have purchased a number of things over the years and am ecstatic with each piece every time I look at it. Also, the prices are INSANELY fair. I have picked up things expecting them to be several hundred dollars to find it way way way within my budget. It is the epitome of value. The shop owner and staff are nice as can be! Definitely stop in if you pass by, or if like me, go well out of your way to get there.

An amazing store in an amazing neighborhood! The perfect mix of new and vintage & a great place…read morefor a gift or something for your own home. The shop owner was incredibly friendly & helped me find the perfect set of glassware for my new apartment. I use them every day now! I've been several times since & there's always something new to find. An easy walk from the Carol G, OR literally right around the corner from the ferry. A must-stop whenever we have our Red Hook days!

A great store in Brooklyn - it won't disappoint. I've made several purchases there and enjoyed each…read moreone. Delivery is very easy to arrange. Customer service is excellent. And items are such high quality!!!! My recent purchase is a gorgeous old bookcase in excellent condition.

Okay - so I have yet to make a purchase here, but I know I will in the future because the store is…read moreSO cute. I was out looking for desks and they had a couple of really lovely ones that unfortunately were on the high end of my price range, and though I kind of loved one and wanted to make it work, I ultimately decided to go a little lower on the price. With that said - the store is FULL of cute furniture and decor I'll definitely go back for. They had this gorgeous organizer piece hanging on the wall I'd love to add to my place (but have no wall room for, classic NY), and tons of adorable and kitschy coasters, puzzles, calendars, knick knacks, and more. On top of that, the owner, Elizabeth, is just so sweet and helpful. I'll definitely look forward to coming back here!

I have restoration hardware taste, but on a west elm budget, so off to the west elm outlet I go. As…read morewith any furniture outlet store, you accept that there may be knicks and scratches here and there-- something I probably wouldn't accept on a dining table but would be okay with on say, a dresser. The showroom is massive (for Brooklyn standards) and they get new shipments several times a week. They even post what they have on IG, so if you're diligent enough and don't have a strict timeline, you can get a great deal on something. I got a wonderful swivel lounging chair for $400 when it retails for $800, and a dresser also for about 50% off the retail price. Folks there have been really helpful with helping me find what I'm looking for and even helping me maneuver it into an uber. I don't really understand the 2 star reviews-- they're mostly directed at west elm as a company and not at this specific outlet location. I also think people are treating this as a luxury furniture store when it is mid-tier at best, and again, this is an outlet store. I'm not expecting white glove service here. Check their social media pages for their latest shipments, and wait for their holiday sales for the best deals.

This outlet moved two blocks over from 35th to 37th street, but still within Industry City. I've…read moreactually come to really like the store! The salespeople have been so friendly and the sales are really great. I was digging in a bin today and got three sofa pillow covers for $4.95 each! Score! They sell ice West Elm bedding but sometimes you. have to look around. I once got the softest white blanket but it was decorating one of the beds. The saleslady just took it off and rung me up. I never purchased big furniture here but I know someone who bought a gorgeous leather sectional here and it looks wonderful.