Da Vinci Home has beautiful, well-curated home decor. The service was great and the pair of light…read moresconces which I purchased are fabulous! I highly recommend this store!!

This West Vancouver home-accessories boutique houses most of the items my future abode will be…read moredecorated with (once I finish my book or get a sweet gig on TV). The Italian, Moroccan, French and Asian themed goods are beautiful. Think olive soaps, scented candles that cost $100 and towels that say "Yours,""Mine," and "Doggy." Okay, the best thing is a candle lighter that has Swarowski crystals in it. Yah! Voluspa, chandeliers, pillows, throws and yummy blankets to curl-up to. I'm in heaven.

First and LAST experience with this store! Went in to ask if they had any extra packing materials…read morethat they were getting rid of (2 plastic bags) that I may take and was treated through being ignored for 10 minutes rather than employee transferring into to another as she was busy, followed by another employee doing the figure 8 retail walk to monitor me while looking into my eyes briefly, followed by another giving me odd looks. The original lady finally told the guy of the same ethnicity as I was (assuming I'm an immigrant) and he promptly spoke in that language. He then asked the odd looks lady and she was scowling and annoyed at me as I explained now for the 3rd time. I did the same thing at WF, HD, and SC (Stores) and none of them behaved that way. All took a normal request and behaved normally as I did. I am not a thief, crazy or requesting something that does not exist. I even found a sample - they could not be BOTHERED to check like Sport Chek and others kindly did for and gave :) Furnishing stores have insane behaviours - they treat customers and employees like thieves or just plain oddly. At least this place and one I worked at Pier 1 do that! ugggghhhh If you are someone who needs help of any kind and a store is unwilling or treats you badly, then why be their future customer? Or, if you are not their customer, but you ask for help why should they not help or treat you right? Favoritism does no one favors.

I could spend an hour here just browsing. Should leave the guys at home or ask them to go shop at…read morethe Sportscheck while you cherish the creativity and art incorporated in some of the pieces here. The staff are super friendly, didn't pass a single person without a smile and warm greeting- something to be thankful for in the freezing cold weather of these days. If you do manage to temporarily get rid of the companion, shop til you drop!

Purchased a beautiful Christmas tree this afternoon. Jason, was fantastic! He cut the bottom of the…read moretree for me and brought the tree to my car. Excellent customer service!

Avoid Home Depot for Appliance Installation - A Nightmare Experience!…read more If you're thinking of buying an appliance that requires installation from Home Depot, DON'T DO IT. Their installation contractors have no clue what they're doing, and there is a huge disconnect between the store and the installers. I purchased a fridge from Home Depot and paid for installation and removal of my old fridge. The new fridge was delivered to my home, but my old one was still sitting there because the installers had no idea what they were supposed to do! I spent hours dealing with at least SIX phone calls from the contractor, yet they still couldn't figure out how to complete a basic removal and installation. What should have been a simple process turned into a massive headache. Home Depot's poor coordination and lack of communication turned an easy replacement job into a nightmare. Their customer service was useless and provided no real solutions. At this point, I'm returning the fridge because they clearly can't handle their own installation process. Save yourself the frustration and buy from a retailer that actually knows what they're doing. DO NOT BUY APPLIANCES FROM HOME DEPOT IF YOU NEED INSTALLATION!

The most uncomfortable experience ever. I never get irked or upset but the store employees followed…read moremy boyfriend & I around and made it very obvious....followed us around as if they expected us to steal. They did not hide their disgust that we were in their store. Very uncomfortable. If you're a person of color (Hispanic, Latino, black,etc.) save yourself the anger & frustration of this pathetic excuse of a clothing shop.

A friend and I went in while in Gastown and was left with a bad taste. We both felt completely…read moreignored but watched the entire time... The older woman behind the counter was so completely unhelpful and spoke to us like we were not worthy. She barely showed any interest in us. I have purchased items here before and the younger woman (owner?) was wonderful. We continued shopping in Gastown and were greeted warmly in every store which made the experience standout even more. Thankfully there are other Japanese Lifestyle stores in Vancouver.

This is a tiny store that sells accessories and trinkets for you home, no furniture. Looking inside…read morewas like taking a trip through Europe. Prices are all over the place, items are gorgeous and it brought the girly girl in me for a good 10 minutes as I walked around. Lady in the shop was really nice.

From the owner: Mélange Home Design and Décor is one of the newest teams to join local home designers to serve BC…read morefamilies. On September 8, 2014, our first Vancouver store hosted its grand opening in Downtown near the Davie and Burrard intersection. Our vision is to encapsulate a certain mixture of the luxurious, vintage, and modern organic designs. With great passion to bring families' dreams into reality, our team is excited to listen to your needs so that we can form an intimate design philosophy for your next big project. Our goal is to help create something unique to your home.

Most likely spent an hour in this store because they have a great variety of selections. The valid…read moreis great too! Fresh/salt water pearls that some of the vendors offered was very very affordable MẹI love the concept of this so much. Being able to support small businesses and just admiring different kind of artwork is cool. I've noticed a few stores like this in the area and wish that the Bay Area could do this because BC is too far. CON but not really?: they charge a 13% service fee for credit card transaction fees (no cash only credit card store), tissue paper, shopping bags, as well as fees associated with payouts to their vendors so they can keep 100% of their sales

I like to support locals by buying local products if I can. This shop curates items from different…read morelocal artisans and producers. It makes for an eclectic shopping experience. There are jewelry, posters, cards, knitwear, candles, cosmetics, fragrances and more to browse from. What I don't like is they do not give you any receipt at all. It has to be emailed to you. That's data collection which I don't need, especially if it is going to be a one-time purchase. Then at the check out counter, you will see the sign saying they don't charge gst but will impose a 13% service fee. What? Why? That is to cover their operating cost of credit card transaction fee (because they don't accept cash), tissue paper, bags, etc. I find this is not a good business model. I rather they included all these cost into the product price. I rather go direct to the local artisan or their vendor and purchase from them instead of through this middleman. I won't be coming here to make any further purchase even though I like the candles I bought.

I do like browsing here though I'm more interested in the home stuff more than the clothing…read more I finally bought something here and also signed up as a member. You get discount on your birthday month and special promo for members only. The service is great! Friendly staff. So I found out the website prices are different from the shop. Different sales promos too. Despite an option to pick up items from store on the website, this is not in place yet. Confirmed by the store staff. Separately the online staff replied to my query about the different prices and promos that they are separate entities and will not honor store/online prices etc. Not sure how they work but it is disappointing to know. There is also import tax when I tried the online shopping option. So shop locally here. This is the only store in greater vancouver now that the one on Granville in Vancouver has closed permanently. The staff also told me it's best to buy it if you see something you like as they carry less inventory and wider variety now. So the changeover in products is much faster. Great for those who like to see new things all the time.

I have to add a review of this store. Antho is my favorite store, and has been since I found it…read moremany years ago in Seattle. I was so happy when this store came to my area. Even though the selection is not as good as in Seattle, I have seen it improve over time. I always enjoy browsing this store, especially over the holidays. Also, I find the customer service to be quite good to excellent (let's face it, it's almost non existent in a lot of places). Love Anthro, nice home products, keep improving the selection in Canada!

I like the hand-dipped candles, and the merchandishing of the windows. However, the prices are…read moreoutrageous and the staff is rude. I have visited the store half-a-dozen times in the last ten years and it's always the same, ignored by two staff members chatting. It's a small space, people. I had to laugh when I read the "About Us" on their website, "...and welcome you into our store the way we would welcome you into our home." Yikes. Da Vinci's Home on Bellevue blows this shop out of the water. Save your time and money.

We have been shopping at this delightful boutique shop for many years. The professional and…read morepersonal service goes above and beyond. They have a very carefully selected range of home decor products which are unique, and of the highest standard and quality. Staff is very helpful, knowledgeable, and professional. For paint, advice, and unique home decor products, I highly recommend At Home.

The fact that I'm no Martha Stewart is no secret - I guess I was born without the home-decor gene…read more I find the whole thing - paint colours, window dressings, matching loveseats - totally mundane. And that's why I was surprised to find a quasi-furnishings store I actually liked. Granted, Provide in Crosstown carries more than just fixtures and accessories for your abode. Among the designer espresso makers are some pretty fashionable clothing items, which, for me, broke up the monotony of the selection of housewares (lamps, vases, tables, cushions, etc.). Someone must have had people like me in mind when they came up with the concept for this store. On to the fashion! I found some beautiful (although pretty high-end) tees by designer James Perse as well as some local style, like Vancouver's own Shereen De Rousseau's gorgeous cross-platform jewellery.

Slowly but surely, this end of downtown Vancouver is becoming a hot spot for lovely boutiques…read more cafes and restaurants and the inclusion of Provide home decor store in that group is a great choice. The general vibe of the store is very bright and open but still warm and cozy. Soft, luxe James Perse casual wear for the ladies and the gentleman inn your life will be welcome with very open arms as a gift for someone else or yourself. Unique pillows and throws will have you wrapping yourself up on the couch and hibernating next to your decadently scented boutique candle from Europe and a cup of Nespresso from that handy little machine that spits out espresso exactly how and when you want. The aforementioned scene is courtesy of Provide and there is more where that came from. Royal Doulton tableware, Niche Modern lighting, Dwell and Publique Living decor items from gorgeous picture frames done in stone to massive and stunning ceramic bowls, you are sure to be entranced by some very fab finds at Provide.