Tom is a super cool guy! Very friendly and doesn't have a high pressure sales schtick like some…read moreplaces do. My wife and I needed a new loveseat pronto! I checked out Yelp and saw the reviews here. So we checked it out. We found a loveseat we liked and the price was right! Tom even delivered it himself same day! We will definitely be back when we need a new furniture piece! Thanks Tom!

If you live in the valley and are in need of a couch, look no further than Tom at the NoHo…read moreFurniture Outlet! We went through a long search process and a failed online order before finally walking into Tom's shop. He worked with us patiently - we sat on the various couches in the store and discussed our ideal shape, dimensions and color for our space. In just under a couple of weeks, we have our new couch and it's beautiful! Tom makes the process smooth and the product is well worth his price (which was reasonable and appropriate for what we received).

We have been shopping here for many years and bought many items. Very unique European design warm…read morefeel at home minimalist furniture. Very reasonable prices nice selection for different tastes. They do offer furniture made in China, Malaysia, U.S. and Scandinavia with beautiful retro mid century design.

This exact table is at Design within Reach for 5x the price. I found a lot of dupes or unique…read morefurniture at a much better price which kept me in the store for a while! Upon entering I was greeted kindly without being hounded the entire time I was shopping. One of the best furniture shopping experiences I've had yet! Would highly recommend checking this place out .

I ordered a glass dining table and chairs online and was a little nervous about the quality. I…read morethought they'd be poor considering how cheap they were. I mean, a glass dining table for $112? When other stores were 4 times that price? I was blown away at how great it turned out to be! The delivery guys took it up the stairs to the second floor (they were Russian guys and really helpful). It was easy to assemble. Really sturdy and felt secure. No rattling or rocking. Heavy glass top. Delivery took about a week after purchasing (but I believe they offer in store pickup). The chairs were $75 for two and decent quality considering how cheap they were. I will definitely buy more furniture through Aetna in the future.

Everyone was really nice here but the furniture wasn't my cup of tea…read more Definitely some good bargain prices though! We tested out a couple couches. They have a lot of beds and dining room stuff.

Solid place for awesome MCM furniture! And they always have really cool art and photos as well.read more

If you are in the market for great mid-century furniture, then MidCenturyLA is the place to go. We…read morelive in San Diego and had been searching the country for months for some Kai Kristiansen dining room chairs. We found just what we wanted at MidCenturyLA. The owner, David, and his staff member, Aimee, were a delight to work with. They answered all our questions and went to extra lengths to make sure these chairs would fit our needs. Their inventory is incredible. They provided all the information needed for ordering upholstery, deliveries, etc. When there was a slight mix-up on the order they went out of their way to make sure everything was taken care of quickly and professionally. Furthermore, if you have been trying to buy furniture lately and finding 4-6 month delivery times check them out. Their turnaround time to reupholster and refinish the chairs like NEW is totally dependent on how fast you can get your fabric chosen and delivered to them . Once they have everything it is just a couple of weeks for classic furniture to be new again. This is our "GO TO" for any future furniture purchases. Peggy and Tom from San Diego

Antique Row on Lankershim Blvd? In the Valley?…read more Yup. I think I might have just stumbled upon some hidden gems here in North Hollywood...yeah, that North Hollywood, home of the North Hollywood Boyz and gentrification at an alarming pace. Anyways, you know how when you drive by a certain spot in "your" neighborhood a million times, you tend to tune things out? That's definitely what happened here. On Lankershim between Burbank Blvd and Oxnard Street, which in all honesty is a very uninspiring part of Lankershim Blvd. I had driven by a few, well 6 actually, antique shops over and over again but never really paid much attention to what kind of stuff they had out on the street... Until I was in the market for a dresser... Last week, I drove down to "antique row" looking for a mid-century modern dresser. I knew what I was looking for as I had an idea of what I wanted in my mind's eye -- one of those situations of you'll know you've found what you're looking for once you see it. Anyways, I first went in to some place called Cruz Antiques and was pretty surprised at all the different furniture, lighting fixtures, art and salvage pieces they had. I walked across the street, went into the next place and pickings were even better. I soon realized that there were a total of six different antique shops...all within walking distance. In no particular order, they are: Santiago's Antique's #1 Santiago's Antique's #2 Frank's Antiques Tzarax's Antiques North Hollywood Antiques Cruz's Antiques They all specialize in Antique Furniture, Mid Century Modern, Architectural Salvage and Vintage Collectibles. After talking to Roberta, who was the proprietor of Santiago's # 1, I learned that all the shops were owned by brothers from the same family. All six shops were essentially a family operation. One of the last shops I went into was North Hollywood Antiques. They had all sorts of furniture, art, fixtures, mirrors, etc. The place was a goldmine, but unlike some antique places in the city, where pieces are a little more organized, cleaned up and less cluttered, you kind of have to know what you're looking for, in addition to having some patience in looking around. There is soooo much stuff in this place, that it is easy to get overwhelmed. So, after looking around for about 15 minutes I bought a dresser in the back of the place. They wanted 150 bucks and I got them down to 120...so they do bargain. All in all a great experience and a great buy on a dresser that was more than 40 years old. Oh yeah, I dealt with Enrique Cruz who was easy to work with and extremely helpful in helping me get the piece out to my buddies truck.

I have lived for 22 years and had never walked into an antique shop. When I hear the word antique,…read moreI think of Disney Channel Original Movies where some outcasted child innocently yet predictably finds a strange book or item that they rummaged for and realized the item in question would bring about some kind of greatness. You're half witch, a Merman, or perhaps your father is reincarnated into a robot. After eating at Miss Peaches a few doors down, The Beau and I had decided to check out this shop. The outside had been littered with old, used, vintage furniture. I should have brought Gramma. She would appreciate this stuff. I turn my nose up. I cautiously enter to my right. Purple and oranges '80's mod chairs that missed their mark in a Prince music video.Shuucks. I had found an antique hand mirror that I have wanted for years but I had to pass it up because well, my wallet is light as feathers. What I (believe it or not) was intrigued by the most was the Trojan War helmet. Yes. With the red feathered mohawk and made of faux gold maybe even brass. I was warming up to this place. We make our way over to the other side and I am easily amused by the guitars just laid out for me to smudge and touch. Too bad there are already 3 in our apartment and we really don't have room for more. I browse. There is the occasional multi coloured vase, file cabinets and shelves. Another guitar, a First Act. I stop in my tracks again. There she is. The Beaut. A stuffed deer head. Glazed empty eyeballs and a hallow-ness to match. I take a picture. I like this place. Bad-da ba-ba-baaa, I'm lovin' it! My last tear drop of envy. Envious because I can't have it is the extremely old Kodak Camera, as big as Shaqs shoe boxes. With some original sheet of instructions inside. I was amazed. Something like that. Okay it wasn't that old, it was from the 1950's with the original, decayed leather carrying case. Just sitting there. Looking at me. I'm coming back for more. I like antiquing now.

Great customer service, fast response and good quality furniture,…read more This is my third time buying from them .

The best quality furniture for the price, we've purchased: headboard, dresser, bench, coat rack,…read moredining room table and chairs so far. We will not go anywhere else, custom made Amish furniture is the best. The staff at the store and delivery persons were wonderful to work with.

My partner and I have been searching for staple pieces to help bring our new home to life. We've…read moredefinitely been taking our time with the process because we want to be intentional about the investment. Once we arrived we were pleasantly surprised by the wide selection of both indoor and outdoor furniture available, along with the great deals they have going on!! The owner and associates went above and beyond--moving furniture around the store so we could visualize different color combinations, walking us through which pieces were customizable, and providing clear timelines for items that weren't in stock. That level of care made the whole experience feel personalized and stress-free. The highlight of it all was their team delivering our couch and accent chairs the very same day! I can't thank Mike and Meghan enough--they were incredibly kind, attentive, and genuinely focused on helping us find what we needed :)

After searching for a very specific piece for quite some time, my wife and I finally visited Urban…read moreHabitat -- and we were genuinely impressed. The store is beautifully curated, with distinctive, high-quality furnishings that easily rival the custom pieces and elevated design you find in some of the finest West Side showrooms. We were thrilled to find exactly what we had been looking for, and at a price that felt exceptionally fair. Quite honestly, the piece could easily have commanded a high four- or even low five-figure price point elsewhere, so the value was remarkable. Mike made the experience all the more memorable. He was gracious, professional, and even personally delivered the piece himself -- a level of service that is increasingly rare and deeply appreciated. Urban Habitat has absolutely earned a place as our new favorite furnishings store, and we look forward to returning.

Can I give negative stars? Took our money didn't deliver and didn't reply had to go through Amex…read morefor refund. Booooo

This listing is not what you think, this place was in a crappy strip mall and is full of boxes and…read morecheap furniture

We bought some chairs that we weren't happy with -- due to style in the house, nothing with the…read morechairs. Carson went above and beyond to help us handle the situation and reach an arrangement we were very happy with. This doesn't take away from the negative experiences others apparently had, it's 1 review out of 1800, but this was our experience.

This is a huge furniture store. They have a huge selection of bedroom sets, dinning sets and sofas…read more. There are several sales associates by the door who greet the customers and assist them with their needs. Service is great in this store. I like the fact the sale associates are not too pushy or follow the customers around. For value, furniture prices in this store are compatible with other furniture stores. I would give ten stars for the parking lot. There are always parking spots available no matter what time I visited.

This is a great spot that not only has positive energy and flow, but also very unique and useful…read morepottery and plants that can liven up your home. They have a variety of the color and decor is on point and the staff is friendly and helpful. If you are into crystals they also have great options as well. Parking is on Magnolia or any adjacent street.

Love this local female owned shop. I was introduced to them when they came to my office for an…read moreearth day event my company did. I visited their shop when I was failing the plants that I had gotten from them during my company's earth day event. The succulent had gotten mealy bugs, so Tansy kept the plant to treat it. The other one had gotten fungus gnats, so they re-potted it. They not only sell plants, but help nurse any plants you have back to health. They don't just have plants and supplies in their shop, they have lots of other non-plant items that are great as gifts. I also purchased a journal from them. They have a cute coffee cart and outdoor seating area in the front, and have different events they produce. Really building a community around their shop.