I think Houston is such an interesting city in terms of location since you can find high-end…read morerestaurants in strip malls, and wonderful antiques and one-of-a-kind item stores between chains. Enter, Mecox. As K.K. mentions, I'd love to live in this store. It's so well set up and has a lot of natural light so you don't feel like you're in a giant warehouse of found objects and furniture. The staff including Leslye were incredibly kind offering a bit of background on the store (the largest of the 8 stores nationwide) and never making my friend and I feel pressured to buy anything or leave. I think a place like this is an interior designer's dream with antique camel rocking chairs, geod paperweights, various sizes of painting and elaborate wall decor, and unique furniture from lucite to lush fabrics. While the prices were a little higher, I think they understand who they're marketing to, and the quality seems really great on many of their larger ticket items. Their website also shows a lot of their inventory with dimensions (so incredibly smart) so I may scope for a fancy wedding present. If I had the money, I'd definitely love to deck out a house with Mecox goods!

i love the woodlands!…read more that being said, there is a dearth of decent interior design retail in my beloved woodlands. ......... at mecox, you'll discover interesting one of kind pieces, great finds, cutting edge design, transitional and timeless furnishings for home, garden and gifts. the buyers here are on point and current. the highland village location fronts westheimer and is in between west elm and z gallerie.....both of which pale in comparison. my friend and i had great fun visiting with the staff: very friendly, unpretentious....which, unfortunately, makes me want to spend money. (rumour has it that persons calling themselves interior designers in the woodlands are coming to places such as this, harvesting great ideas, and selling them as their own. note to self: skip the self-styled suburban interior designers and chat up the boys at MECOX.)

They always have the neatest things at the best prices. They are a pleasure to deal with. A…read moregreat place for florals, furniture of all kinds. They just moved to a different location and are now located on 2821 west 11th street houston. If you need holiday related items you can't go wrong at this store.

This is our favorite furniture and accessory store in Houston. They have very glamorous and stylish…read morefurniture along with custom made florals. We've bought numerous pieces here including sofas, chairs, wall art lamps, and decor. Our latest purchase was a Feizy rug that looks perfect in our home. Service is always professional and friendly. Blanca and Janet are the best and have worked here for many years. The owners, Steven and Phillip, are also incredibly nice. Janet has been in the furniture biz her whole life and formerly owned Sussan Furniture. You also need to visit at Christmas. Steven custom decorates Christmas trees that you just have to see. S Home also has a large supply of Christmas decorations and the most beautiful ribbon collection you will find.

Love the selection and vibes!…read more Selection: There's a diverse selection of items from furniture to home goods to kids items. Lots of options for gifts too (I'll definitely be shopping here for the holidays!) Prices: The prices are high end but do match with the quality Service: The staff was nice and welcoming. I had my baby in tow and they were all very nice about how much space we took up with our stroller and seemed genuinely excited to have a little shopper Parking : They're in a shopping center with plenty of uncovered parking spots. There are a few spots reserved for the store right in front of the door Other things to note: I don't think it is handicap accessible. There are 2 steps up to the front door and the aisles are narrow . We had to be strategic getting the stroller around They do have a restroom but there's no changing table

Very expensive for no reason. There is a lot to choose from but the prices are ridiculous. A lot of…read morethe pieces looked worn down and were going to break if you moved them. I saw a literal framed piece of paper that was $400. Who is going to buy that? The staff are ok but the lady in charge there was extremely rude. She made me decide to not buy anything there. Would not recommend.

Popped in on Saturday to look for some items for the new house. I like the organization of the…read morestore, it wasn't too cluttered and it was pretty easy to see all of the items. The items seemed to be organized by dealer and some stalls had signs with 20% off this area, etc.. The only downside of that is that you may not be able to negotiate as the dealer him/herself is probably not there. They have a wide variety of styles but mainly I'd say traditional and rustic. Those looking for mid-century modern will do better in Montrose. I wouldn't say I saw any great bargains - it was definitely on the pricier side. However, I did see some beautiful items that I am seriously considering. Post Round-Top I may return for some of the pieces and will update on the purchase experience.

This shop did not disappoint! The booths are beautifully curated. There is a ton of stuff to look…read moreat and you could easily spend hours in here. Prices are on the higher side but they aren't absurd. The workers were friendly and happy to help or answer questions.

Great selection and very helpful staff. Got this beautiful…read morehutch for my baking supplies. Absolutely love it and got a great deal.

This is one my favorite antique shops in town. The fact that Mr. and Mrs. Lovejoy are usually at…read morethe counter to greet the customer on the way in has a lot to do with why the shop has won my affection. The store is not the biggest or the baddest antique shop, but I have found some gems here. My biggest score has probably been "Heroes of the American Revolution" figures--all made in China! Service is always extremely friendly and knowledgeable.

Love that the selection is always changing! Several little buildings to wander through and kind…read morestaff.

Great place to get a gift or to buy antiques. Also a great place to find vinyl records, CDs and…read morecassettes and 8 track tapes. Many dealers carry these within the shop. You can find some hidden gems!

I purchased a pair of large marble statues. High end quality and great value. But most importantly…read morewas the customer service! Professional from start to delivery. Alabama furniture has an amazing selection for everyone. A++++++++++++

*FYI: The Yelp check-in deal on here is not valid. They didn't seem to be aware of it although I…read moresee that they responded to another reviewer in the past. In spite of that, they are really good at updating their website. Their entire range of items is posted online, with photos, dimensions, prices, etc. They also have a section for new items, in case you just want to check back now and then. Kudos to them for maintaining such an organized system. I am somewhat biased because we purchased our dream bookcase here. It's a beautiful piece and I've never seen anything like it. That being said, they had a fairly large selection of items, at all different price points. It's mostly furniture along with rugs and smaller home decor items. The service was friendly and helpful. It's a family business, in operation for 30 years. They have sales on occasion and were doing 30% on certain items to celebrate their 30-year anniversary. Our bookcase was one of those items. You can try to haggle but this is a consignment store so they are limited in how much they can adjust the price. They offer both pick-up and delivery. I believe that delivery was $89 per hour so it will vary depending on your item, address, building set-up, etc. The delivery guys were great. I wish they had wrapped the piece since it got a minor chip in transit but I was able to fix it. Not the guys' fault as it was a beast to move and didn't fit in the elevator. Easy parking in a large lot.

A beautiful store with beautiful things if you have $$$$ to spend. I saw an entry table I liked…read morethat cost close to 10k! I would describe the style as eclectic. There were some very ornate, wood carved pieces, and then some more modern, mid-century items, and then some very country, almost barnyard, items. I have to disagree with some of the other reviews about the staff. We visited a number of very high-end furniture stores that day and this was the only place where I felt like the staff were snobby. They do have a large selection of interior design books which I would have liked to sit and browse through, but this is not the kind of place to do that.

Every time I come in - I see something new! Such a beautiful store with amazing one of a kind…read morepieces!