Wholesale Outlet is a Great Mom and Pop Furniture Store Located in the Heart Of Royston, GA. They…read moreoffer a good selection of great products for the price like Jackson/Catnapper which gives you high quality at a price you can afford! See pictures of examples below... Go by and ask for David, Stephanie, or Triston to get into the Living Room Set you dream of! http://www.wholesalefurnitureoutlet.net/ https://www.facebook.com/wholesaleoutlet/ https://yelp.to/qTKq/21zyDNDoHX Wholesale Furniture Outlet https://www.yellowpages.com/royston-ga/mip/wholesale-furniture-outlet-2591859 Wholesale Furniture Outlet 675 Bowers St, Royston, GA 30662 (706) 245-7300 https://goo.gl/maps/vpVjbxhVpzuup3Ya8 https://goo.gl/maps/g8xKwAQYGQLnNCFN7

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Smith's Furniture is located off the Main Highway going through Toccoa, GA. With great looking…read morequality furniture at a fair price look no further than Smith's. Liberty Furniture is a great example of this. See my photos and videos below. Go by and ask for Buster, Jonathan, Daniel, or Hannah for excellent service. https://www.smithfurnituretoccoa.com/ https://www.facebook.com/smithsfurnituretoccoa/ https://yelp.to/qTKq/WymLsA7kHX Smith's Furniture 2445 Hwy 17, Toccoa, GA 30577 (706) 886-6808 https://goo.gl/maps/LFYvCrf3GwT8Cf7D8 https://goo.gl/maps/C8eJGtbaGSBuR1sN9

I have been looking for several months for living room furniture and for my daughter a bedroom set…read more I had been to various name brand stores and I just wasn't in love with anything. I am not a shopper but this made things so much easier. There is no pressure at all and the quality is excellent. The prices are also considerably lower for the same items (I verified). I couldn't recommend them more.

M. Tannery and Sons has been such a wonderful find! They helped us furnish our new lake house with…read moreadorable, unique pieces that truly made it feel like home. Every time we walk into the store, we discover something special that we simply can't live without. One of the things I love most is their selection of local Lake Keowee décor, mixed with gorgeous statement pieces and one-of-a-kind antiques that you won't find anywhere else. The store is beautifully curated and full of character. I always make a point to stop by whenever I'm on Ram Cat Alley. Whether you're looking for the perfect finishing touch for your home or just enjoy browsing unique treasures, M. Tannery and Sons is a must-visit!

What a beautiful little store filled with all kinds of antiques, unique decor and goodies. There is…read moresomething for everyone. Very organized. Staff were great! Give yourself a few hours to stroll through the two story building. Cute little downtown area in Seneca. Will definitely return and explore downtown Seneca again. Highly recommend!

I bought one of the homes that White Dog Home staged! I was moving from Florida to Cumming, Ga. and…read moreonly had a short weekend to look for a house. I didn't find a house that weekend, but my realtor sent me a link to a home and said it had me 'written all over it.' The home was beautiful but what really sold it to me (sight unseen in person!) was that I could really see myself and my family in it. Come to find out, the house was staged by White Dog Home. There was a mix up with one of the rugs that was used in the staging, and when they came back to the house to pick it up after I moved in, I asked off-handedly if they would consider selling it to me. I bought the rug and in the next couple of weeks, spent time looking through the original photos of the house and trying to find similar items that they had used to stage it. Finally, I realized I could probably buy the actual items from where they came from and called White Dog Home. I love the style, and I loved the way White Dog Home staged the house I bought. It wasn't too fancy or stiff - it looked like an HGTV home, a dream home, a place where I'd want to live. I bought a house they staged sight unseen in person, bought a rug that they staged in my home, and I'm planning on working with them to decorate and style it now that I live here. It's a crazy, random, and fun story, but I wanted to tell it because it's a true testament to their work. I should also mention that I have only spoken with Malinda over the phone, but every interaction has been easy and accommodating, which, if you've ever moved, you know is so important when you're finding new people to work with. People who just understand how to treat people/their customers always win me over!

I love eclectic places where surprises wait around every corner and that's just what you get at The…read moreCotton House. One of Alpharetta's older buildings, The Cotton House is located slightly off Main Street on Milton Avenue. The interior rambles from one room to another and around each corner is something new and interesting. This is a combination of antiques-dealer stalls and a consignment shop so the finds range from custom Christmas ornaments to refinished 1950's end tables, from handmade soaps to farmhouse dining tables and everything in between. In my last visit, my cousin found a vintage milk bottle set and a refinished (distressed) side table for a bedroom all for less than $100. This is a place where - when you find a piece you love - you'd better snap it up right away or it'll be gone the next time you circle around to it. This is not a place you pop into/out of - it's a place where you plan to spend a couple of hours browsing. There's just too much to see and if you rush through, you'll miss all the interesting little items. Look up, look behind and look above - there are decor items everywhere! Some are cute, some are kitschy and some are absolutely must-haves. There is parking available on the street in front of the store but it's limited and requires you to back out into traffic. I recommend parking in the (free) gravel lot just behind the store. Another good parking option is the deck at City Hall (only one and a half blocks away) - parking is free there, allowing you time to browse and then have a nice lunch at a downtown restaurant while you contemplate your purchases.

This is a fun and wild store to explore. We had no idea what we were getting into when we first…read morearrived, but it was fun to explore and see. If you are working on remodeling or renovating your house - this place would be great. Since we were from out of town, there not much we could buy as we couldn't get it home with us. I recommend coming in and taking a look at what they have.

Awesome location with tons of unique items. If I'm ever back in the area I will be stopping in.read more

This business appears to have. Any designers and professional collectors who stock the booths here…read more Nothing dusty and flea about this place. I was looking for a small bedside table and came up with about 4 or 5 good options. I settled on an antique walnut primitive from South Carolina. The business also has a good selection of lamps and new lampshades and pillows. Definitely a stop here if you are looking for high quality furnishings.

This shop tended to be more on the artsy side. Beautiful silver. Lots of framed artwork. Owners…read moreseemed very nice and super helpful.

Great furniture and you can just bring it home with the exception of a few pieces. A great staff…read moreto help you!!

In the 20 years we have lived in Anderson South Carolina. We have purchased more than $11,000 worth…read moreof furniture from High Point. And have always been satisfied with the quality, and customer service. up to now. Others we have worked with have always been, what we call 'southern ladies'. However when we recently purchased a $2000 recliner, which showed signs of defect in only days. I was accused by the manager of that store of using heating pads or some other device that stretched the leather. Questioning my integrity her saying "that's how how that happens. And it wasn't like that when it left" Of course it wasn't. I would never had bought it! I have never dealt with someone so aggressively vicious towards a customer. I thought I was in Walmart. Not the store. Just some of the people. The furniture is fantastic. As are the vast selection's of furniture. Finer than anything you can find in Anderson The workers in the store have always been wonderful. I Imagine this new 'type' manager was put in place, because of the theft from the last manager. However, this one has no social skills! Or understanding of the english language. Causing her to leash out against me when I said" "Madam, please. I did not use a heating pad" Sadly she only understood that word to mean she ran a brothel ? Which caused her to go ballistic on me. Where I had to hang up. Or react as a person I wish not to be. I then sent a text trying to explain my use of the word 'madam' as I was taught. Maybe I'm just too old (82). Or raised in a different world. We were taught It Is a respectful word signifying a woman with authority. As in "Madam Speaker of the house" She has never apologized. For her misunderstanding, even after I cut and pasted the definition. "Madam" (pronounced /mædm/) is a formal, polite term of address for a woman, often implying high social status, authority, or respect (e.g., "Madam President"). Originating in the 13th century from the French ma dame ("my lady"), it historically denoted a mistress of a household. Synonyms include dame, gentlewoman, and lady. " There were NO brothels where I grew up nor any use of that word meaning other than respect to a lady. As a successful retired business man. I would suggest that 'higher management', speak with their other employees. To see if this is a isolated case. Or just a bad hair day for her. We have now lost our favorite furniture store. As long as she remains management or until I receive a formal apology. We will not walk into that store again. It truly is our loss. However I will not expose my wife or myself to that type of treatment from a sales person. As for those 'ladies' who work there. We thank you for your kindness in trying to help. As I have said. Those that have been there for are the epitome of a southern lady. Thank you