No one can deny that Habitat is a place of good taste. You might deny it if you were a sultan or…read moresomething or one of those weird shirking consumer good types, but most people would agree Habitat rocks. I like this store because it has beautiful bedding and faux fur throws. I like this store because it doesn't abuse colour and has nice terra cotta robes. I like this store because it has two floors and sells a multicoloured owl (for 35.00?!). I like this store for the glasses, for the laid out rooms with lime paint ( and I hate Lime but it works here). I like Habitat for it's naff prints for your wall. I like it for rugs and bumpy sofas that are comfortable yet slightly ill fitting. Yes, I'll be richer one day and shop at Habitat. I'll live in West Hempstead and be raw and bleached regularly. Hope is alive.

Having the luck of staying close by on Finchley Rd, we passed by the O2 Centre every day. We did…read moreof course enter Habitat every day to look at the great home decor and furnishings. Unfortunately we can't bring funishings back with us, but we did however find great articles for around the house. Why would we travel with these items from the UK to the USA? Well, they were beautiful and get this, even with the dollar to pound conversion ... cheaper than we can get here. It is true! Pretty and not pricey. I love it!

Surprisingly well stocked : as a professional that needs graphic, colour and technical material you…read morehave to go way into Covent Garden to match it. The staff are always very helpful too. it's a gem that the 'chain' art stores can't quite match.

Oh how I love an arts supplies shop. Always so much glitter, ribbon and fun-coloured scissors. I…read morealways go in for a pencil sharpener or such object and leave, £50 down but bags of arts-and-crafts goodies to play with when I get home. And no, I don't have a child. London Art, currently decorated with the sweetest Christmas display that does involve those old paper-link chain things you made in primary school, has more cool bits and pieces that you can imagine. Papers, glues, calligraphy pens, pencils...you name it, they've got it. Heaven.

What!? Zara has a home!? How did I not know this?…read more Well, now I do. And so do you. Zara Home! After a lovely Sunday roast at nearby Holly Bush, we were slip sliding our way down the slope and ran smack dab into this spot, with red tape and "SALE!" screaming at me. Well of course, let's have a look...shall we? It's got a lot of home goods (think frames, linens, towels, knick knacks, nursery items, etc) and a random assortment of pajamas, face masks and slippers. We scored two quite nice bathroom rugs for about 12 quid each (half off!) and were quite pleased. I don't think I'd go way out of my way to pop in...but if you have a chance, this chain might do you good for some of the basics in bedding, etc. *this location does NOT have furniture. *steps from Hampstead tube station.

Really cute stuff and it has pretty good prices compared to high street stores & designer brands…read more The shelves are crammed full of photo frames, candles, linens, and other random home decor items. Be sure to check the back corner on the left for markdowns and sale items. My one complaint: the store is tiny! Would love to see what else they could bring in with a little more space.

No contact despite placing a 2000 order 6 weeks ago. Would never buy again from thereread more

I love this boutique! Eclectic, warm, vibrant and inviting - G&G offers a really well-thought-out…read moreselection of everything from home furnishings to silky knickers. Their jewelry, especially, tends to catch my eye - they have just the sort of stunning, but unusual pieces that make you look twice. This tends to be one of my go-to places when I need a gift, but am not exactly sure what I'm looking for - I'm bound to find something here that is both unique and remarkably suitable. It's a veritable goldmine in terms of the distinctiveness and variety of the items they carry; from dazzling lamps, to fragrant soaps, to curious and intelligent trinkets - there's really something superbly aesthetic to be found here for just about anyone. And happily, especially if you're on the hunt for a gift, even though some things may give you sticker shock - the prices do run the gamut... so you're also likely to come away with *something* that doesn't devastate your budget.

Sitara (furnishings) is stuck in between a mess of market shops on Portobello Road so it's easy to…read moremiss, but this is a great little shop for not-terribly-expensive, Asian (predominantly Indonesian and Indian) pieces. The selection is a mix of new and antique, and nothing is particularly large (except for the tables on which piles and more piles of smaller items lie) - instead, come here for something unique to accessorize or fill that empty space. The guy who runs the shop is very friendly and usually willing to negotiate on prices.

The worst business to deal with. Bought a mirror from there to be shipped overseas, with the…read morepromise it will be shipped either via UPS or DHL and within 2-3 weeks (should be with me), a month later still not shipped. They came up with silly excuses each time and ended up shipping it with a different company. On arrival, they promised it will be delivered to our doorstep however we have to deal with customs. Which added up to another total that's the same price of the mirror itself. They said all fees are included in shipping however I've had to pay handling and delivery order fees on arrival. When I asked for a refund they accused me of lying and denied making those statements. Piece of advice, don't buy from them, they're liars.

I stopped by at this shop which has lovely French neutral kitchen plates, cups and some interior…read morechairs. I love the look of it all and bought a large breakfast cup and a lovely knitted cushion. Still in good condition so good quality and the price was right for them. I will definitely go back for more for my new place.

From the owner: Welcome Bienvenue in Coco Home Style, a celebration of the…read morehome a la Française! Coco Home Style is a new boutique that offers stylish French furnitures, home accessories and feminine romance essentials. Within our boutique, you will find beautiful home furnishings for today's lifestyle. Coco Home Style has everything you need to adorn your home. Home accessories are a perfect way to refresh a house/flat in a more reasonable way than moving to a new one. At Coco Home Style we give you the opportunity by offering a whole range of beautiful French home accessories, from cushions, mirrors, lamps, home fragrances, candelabras, candles, clocks and more to give a new look at your interior. French stylish furniture Give a unique look at your home within Coco Home Style, you will find elegant authentic French designs furnitures. We source our quality products from France from established brands such as Cote Table, Jardin d'Ulysse and Comptoir de Famille, Mathilde M. shabby chic, vintage, ...

This stunning shop is an inspiration. This is no ordinary florist, there's touches of originality…read moreeverywhere. Not only does it look like it has been styled for the cover of Home & Garden magazine, but the bouquets they create and the plants they sell come in the most wonderful vintage vases or bejewelled with crystals. Buy crackled glass vases or tea lights on their own too. The best gifts in the shop: a mini orchid presented in a vintage china teacup and saucer (£18), or a bouquet wrapped in a vintage silk scarf. Gorgeous.

Does not exist -- appears to have gone bust. The shop is empty even though it still has an active…read morewebsite which advertises a non-existent address. Waste of time to travel there. Bad. Was expensive as hell before for almost nothing, but to have a website which sends you to a shop that does not exist is horrible.