It is unfortunate that there is a pretty brand new Homesense two doors down as the layouts are…read moredrastically different. While Homesense looks modern and tidy, Dunelm just looks really dated and terribly cluttered. But, if you can get past that then you've come to an Aladdin's cave of homewares. Certainly if I was looking for a new duvet or a pair of curtains, I now know the place to go. The prices were certainly very reasonable and I had to chuckle when I spotted Star Wars: The Force Awakens tissues in a small Star Wars themed area. Insert your own fanboy related joke here.

Dunelm is a great store, with lots of variety of things for your home…read more Having first gone to the new Homesense, it was strikingly obvious that Dunelm is a bit overfilled, cluttered, and dated. However, they do have good prices, and lots of choices. They did have a really small Christmas section though, which was a shame. If I needed something in particular, like new curtains, I'd definitely come here. But just to browse, it's a bit too much.

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.

It is amazing how much they squeeze into this little shop. All the furniture is of a very high…read morestandard & better quality than the out of town furniture shops in retail parks.

Out of date listing. Shop closed. No forwarding address or number. Wasted afternoon thanks to Yelp…read morenot checking their listings

From the owner: Hidden treasure is a traditional toy and gift shop with a blend of unique and handmade products as…read morewell as creative and educational lines. check out our website for more information

The sis and I went here on our very last attempt to get stuff before heading back home. Think IKEA…read moreof cool gadgets! I was in awe! The prices were decent consider they were GBP! The place was packed (after work hours) and they had stuff ranging from pointless / useless to useful items for the any place in your home. The staff were friendly as well as helpful! They seemed really out of it considering the amount of work they have so props for the friendly smile! Well worth checking out for last minute stuff!

Yay! I'm a fan. Well actually Yah! My wife's a fan…read more The appearance of this very colourful purveyor of cheap, very cheap, stuff in a high street near you should put a smile on even the most jaded grumpy old sod. This grumpy old sod was moved to smile, drawn in and with predictable consumerist energy sucked into spending £30 quid on a selection of stuff. With an Ikea aesthetic and set out in a one way route you get to see and be presented with everything they have on offer. And just like to Ikea market area you cannot seem to pass through without taking advantage of the unbelievable bargains. Surrounded mainly by women who were so overexcited by all the shiny cheap trinklets on offer I was moved to smile some more and shift quickly to the checkout and think myself lucky they only got 30 quid out of me......this time. You have been warned.

It's like a Greek Home Decor Museum. Busts adorn the shelves. There are statues everwhere made of…read moreplaster or copper. You see wall accents reminding you of old chapels and romantic art. Some pieces are vintage ,others are made on site.From what I saw, the prices are fair for what is offered. You can make your home or restaurant very elegant and old school Mediterranean by getting wall accents here. You can buy marble columns or a limestone fireplace. With a little bit of money, I could go wild in here and come back with a copper owl statue (40 pounds), a few angels, and a marble column. Seal the deal with olives and get me a silk robe..I'm movin' on up!

A real blast from the past this one, Located on Chiswick High Road near the High Road Brasserie,…read moreyou will find a small and unimpressive entrance to this weird and wonderful collection on nostalgia, antiques, American, art deco and retro furniture and other household items. It is a labyrinth of corridors, stairways, rooms and mini shops offering an amazing collection of everything old and antique that you may want to buy for your castle. Go there just for the spectacle, it is a truly amazing experience to walk among all of this clutter and stuff (I wanted to say junk) but I am sure they have some really expensive pieces. 1950's and 60's table lamps, fashion, table, chairs and chest of drawers are everywhere, as are the chandeliers - you don't go here to buy something, you go here to find something.

This has got to be one of the more interesting shops on Chiswick High Street. The Old Cinema is…read moreLondon's only department store selling antiques, vintage and retro furniture, décor, lights and gifts. It's a great place to come if you're looking for something to complement the IKEA or whatever brand forms the majority of your household furnishings. I didn't go with anything particular in mind but then I think that's probably the best frame of mind to be in when it comes to this sort of shopping. This way you allow yourself the true novelty of emotion when you realize you've found the stuffed owl you never knew you wanted. I quite liked the look of a few of 1950's American diner style kitchen stuff, cocktail shakers and drinks trolleys, that sort of thing but on this occasion I left as I came in. It's all about taste somewhere like this, it's eclectic and nothing will appeal to everyone but pop in, have a look around, something probably will.