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I have mixed feelings about Poco-Domäne. I first came here when we were remodeling our kitchen and…read morewas put off by the overwhelming red and yellow color scheme, which just screams "cheap." And let's not even get into the Daniela Katzenberger celebrity endorsement except to say that in her red and yellow get-up, she looks like a fast food employee... Anyway, we checked out some of their kitchens as comparisons, and they are OK looking, but didn't seem to be much better quality (or better price) than the kitchen we ended up ordering from IKEA. We also looked at the flooring and the selection was just alright. Nothing to write home about. That said, there are some great things you can get here, and for a pretty good price. We have bought some sheets here and are completely satisfied with the price and quality. But on the flipside, when we were looking at towels, they only had one brand on display that was not made out of great material, so that was disappointing. On the first level, it feels a bit like a Ross or a Marshall's (all you US folk know what I mean) with lots of small appliances and household accessories to choose from. So it's fair to say that you can make Poco a one-stop-shop type of place if you want. This location also recently underwent a remodel, so the escalators are gone in place of stairs. Lots of them. And a couple elevators too. I think this is a good thing...

Since I have been living here, I have read and heard so much about this place. Let's most of what i…read moreheard it wasn't so positive. Sometime I ever saw the tier commercial on telly, it seem like a cool place and yet I didn't pay a visit. Finally I found the right time and paid a visit. It was actually much better than I expected. First thing first, the price here is amazing. For people who has limited budget, this place is one of places should have a look at least. Well, most of the poeple think usually cheap stuff means no good design or poor quality. About the design, most of them were ok. I did find something were really nice and really cheap. What about the quality? That's one of the most important thing, when the topic about furniture. I didn't check all of their product, just some of them, such as wardrobes, tables and some other living room stuff. It seem ok to me. The thing is, I have been buy stuff from Ikea for years now. Even from the one of my favourite brand, thing still could go wrong. (A wooden turnable chair I bought from Ikea, it was broken after just 6 months used, and I don't think I am heavy enough to be the main cause), since then I think, when it is time be broken, no one can stop it. Even made of super everything. All have been said, I think this Poco market is smaller than I expected. Much smaller than Ikea and some other i have been. The arrangement inside the market is alright. It wasn't so difficult to get around. The other thing, I also found it a bit weird they only got one market in the city center. The rest of them kinda all far away from the center. At the end, I am happy that I finally visited Poco. It's quite famous here. It was quite nice experience. Although they didn't have any sample rooms like Ikea that can get inspiration from, they sure offer a good price for people who know what they want but only got limited budgets.