Oh man this place is trouble! So many beautiful, unique and versatile items to see. If you are…read morelooking for the perfect piece to add to your home or backyard space this is the place to be. After spending an hour looking around I bought myself a cool ring and standout ornate metal planters for my garden. Also picked up a simple bar of soap that makes my entire bathroom smell amazing after a shower. Their artwork is so eccentric and elegant, it's difficult to choose what you want to take home. Oona and Erick were friendly and exceptional in helping me shop ! Don't pass this place up, so worth the visit.

Besides always ready to give my poodles, Etienne and Cami, dog cookies, CW is our Atlantic Avenue…read moredesignation. The shops are filled with amazing items for the home and oneself....totally couture'd so that you always always walk away with something in both hands. The ownership and staff are very friendly and no matter how many times ones goes in for a "pooch cookie"... to browse, there is always a friendly greeting. The jewelry is unique/gorgeous and plentiful, the housewares are just lovely and original...wonderful prints and paintings....beautiful carpets, pillows.....lots of great books....gifts galore.!..and hard to give away after you bring them home....(a confession).

I've visited this shop many times and it has been my go to spot in the hood if we ever needed a…read moreunique piece or gift that spoke to who I am: A Black Woman from BK! Dropped by today to get a friend's daughter a gift as she was entering college and found EXACTLY what I was looking for! Also found a dope greeting card AND got it wrapped!! All of this service at a good value and great service. Go here!!

Are you ready for the 411? Here we go...this is a Diamond in the ruff in Bed-Stuy! A cute shopping…read morespot with all types of unique goodies from candles to games to clothing. Pricing varies and can be a little pricey but there is something there for everyone. The staff is always engaging and answers all questions asked. Check it out if you are in the area.

I love junks. They inspire, entertain and take me back to where they were and imagine what they…read moremight become with some love, endless possibilities. Junks stretch my imagination. I was heading to Lowe's from Smith & 9th St station. When I turned the Lowe's sign, I found junk after junk overflowing to the street. I was pressed with time so I snatched some photos but that's all I could do today but I will write more soon. I need to go back to Lowe's for flooring for my kitchen renovation so i will go around inside of this huge site of junks and ask some questions, especially price. I am very curious.

New York Old Iron is a large salvage yard situated under the Smith/9th St subway bridge beside the…read moreLowes parking lot. They salvage all sorts of architectural and home items including but not limited to iron fences/gates, doors, chandeliers, sinks, tubs, wooden posts, and so on. As a non property owner I was more interested in browsing through the aisles of stuff to check out the miscellaneous items scattered around like a slot machine, welding mask, mannequins, chairs, and all sorts of random randomness. Nothing has a price tag and from I hear everything is negotiable. I heard a couple prices being told to other customers that seemed high but without proper knowledge of the item or the end price, I can't say for sure how reasonable this place is. If you're in the area it's definitely a business worth checking out along with the similar architectural/decor businesses across the street.

agnes and jon were great! very knowledgeable and excellent customer service. smooth delivery from…read morestart to finish. they have a elegant selection of couches, and we love ours.

Stop! If you're looking for furniture, you've got to read this one... Do you need a sofa and you…read morehave no idea where to begin? Are you apprehensive because product photos never live up to expectations? Have you ever ordered furniture with promised 3 month delivery time but it really took 6 months? Sure, you can pick up cheap crap at IKEA on the fly but you're an adult now and you deserve quality. Welcome to Brooklyn City Furniture. We live in era where big box store chains and the likes of Amazon and Wayfair are putting independents out of business. Brooklyn City Furniture is bravely putting up a fight against this commercial crass. They are a throwback, a typical small footprint store jam packed with a well curated and eclectic mix of furniture and accessories. Still, you ask, "How are they better?" The owner of Brooklyn City Furniture is John, a casual guy who can be formal if required but hits his stride with laughter and ease, and he has a discerning eye too. He knows great art and he knows great furniture. John sources his inventory from stellar furniture makers such a Gus Modern and Foundry. Where in NYC can you go to a furniture store and the owner is there to help you? Find something you like and John might be able to sell it to you with ssshhh... our secret, a 15% discount. John isn't looking to rip you off. He sells great furniture at a great price. Wow, what a concept. Oh, it gets better. John's partner in crime, Agnes, knows all. She will help you with fabrics, pricing, and logistics. Ask John a question and Agnes hears every word. She'll even crack the whip when needed. It's a hoot to behold and worth the price of admission. Never has buying furniture been so much fun. At Brooklyn City Furniture it's John and Agnes. That's it. They are a perfect duo. One thing's for sure, you won't get this level of service at Crate & Barrel. Then came delivery day, of the beautiful Gus Modern Wallace 84" top-grain leather sofa. John and his very kind helper, Michael, showed up on the day and time they said they would. Since when does the store owner personally hand deliver their own goods? There was constant communication between John and I and he arrived in a gorgeous delivery truck... yes, it really is gorgeous. The sofa was triple bubble wrapped and taped. I was gobsmacked. My worries about the sofa being dropped on concrete or the leather being scraped on a wall, vanished. John and Michael wheeled the sofa up to my apartment, centered it along my living room wall, removed the bubble wrap and, voilà, my boring white living room turned into Versailles. I enjoyed John and Michael so much. Afterwards, we had a nice visit complete with the requisite selfies. Never was buying a piece of furniture this easy and painless. I've got a quality sofa at a great price and I made friends along the way. Stay tuned guys, I'm bringing you donuts this week so we can keep the party going. Five stars? Chh. I give Brooklyn City Furniture all the stars in the Milky Way. Thank you... oh, and the cat thanks you too!

The owner Derick is so kind and is always willing to work with your budget. The prices, super…read moreaffordable, and the employees so very pleasant; There are so many options to chose from on their sales floor. Their selection is amazing! I will never look anywhere else for furniture.

Beautiful Furniture great prices Love it for all your needs very helpful workers will work with you…read morefind what you need.

Bought furniture from furniture moc. The Marshall's shut them down and instead of them fixing the…read morebroken furniture they sold me they ran off with almost $3000 of my money.

Love their furniture! And they have the sweetest sales lady ever! Liz is attentive, patient and…read moreanswers all your questions. I'll be making more purchases with her as we continue to redecorate our home.

Super unique and fun home/apartment goods and furniture. Picked up a pillow while visiting my…read moreWilliamsburg sister.

My fave part of Gymnastics is the Beam, but they DON'T EVEN SELL THOSE HERE. FALSE ADVERTISING…read more Extremely fancy home decor and Furnishing place which is located in the very hipster expensive part of Brooklyn. Definitely not somewhere that I would ever afford to go and honestly I'm not so much into the feng shui and all of the fancy homestyle stuff, as you might be if you're reading this. I'm not really sure. It's possible that when we have a lot more money that Barbie is going to want to come to places like this. But honestly I think it may be for Brooklynites that have so much money that they don't know what to do with it. But then again that's just my opinion, and my opinion is supposedly controversial and ill-informed a lot of the time so why even listen to what I say and honestly are you even reading this? I didn't think so.

I'm truly grateful for my experience with I Like Mike Watches. I purchased two vintage watches and…read morewas so happy with the condition they arrived in -- both were in great shape and clearly well cared for. The customer service was wonderful, kind, and helpful throughout the process, which made the purchase feel even more special. Shipping was also impressively fast. I really appreciate the care and attention that went into my order, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again. Highly recommend!

Great stuff in here. A joy to visit even when you're not in the market for furniture. Lots of great…read morechests, dressers, mirrors and small items too like vases and glassware