I bought my sofas from here a coupleof years ago. The prices were good, the qualty excellent, it…read moreneeds to be with three kids. The only complaint I had was the delivery time, it was around 2 months which I thought was a bit excessive. Still I would go back there again

I really like DFS. They have a friendly sales team, a nice range of sofas, they are child friendly,…read moreand it's great being able to test out loads of sofas! It is a bit annoying that they constantly have a sale on, because it's not a sale if it happens all year! But other than that, I think they are great.

Beautiful hand crafted bespoke kitchens, individually designed by Russell and the team and made in…read moretheir own local workshop.

Fred and Kay run a superb business, taking old furniture, repairing/sanding it all down and then…read morespraying it any colour you want. We kitted out our daughters bedroom in amazing stuff all made to look brand new, for a fraction of the cost that we would have spent even at Ikea. Love the idea that it's so environmentally sustainable to reuse the old stuff, and supporting a local business at the same time. Just tell Fred what you're after and he can find it for you.

I love coming in here for a browse and often end up buying something. I haveonly just discovered…read moretheir website whilst recommending the shop on a Yahoo site and can tell you that there is lots more to see! The shop also has some vintage clothing, jewellery and general knick-knacks. The staff are lovely and don't mind people wandering around and having a good nose! They are very happy to chat to you about items that you might have to sell and this is definitely a "must see" shop. Wyenot

From the owner: Second hand furniture, antiques, retro and vintage furniture, professional paint service, Delivery…read moreservice and courier service. 3000sq ft show room packed full of thousands of quality and curious items.

This is such an unsual store, a real Aladdin's cave full of really interesting furniture and…read morehomewares. It is situated on the outskirts of Rushden and there are plenty of carparking space outside. It is a great place just to wander around. There are two floors full of great pieces that you can't find in other stores. Examples are drinks bars that look like a car, life size Marilyn Monroes, life size Darlicks and Doctor Who memorabilia as well as some fantastic pieces of real wood furniture. If you are looking for film memorablilia or just a piece that will be a focal and talking point for your house then this is definitely the place to visit. They don't come cheap, but you can guarantee that your friends won't have something the same. If you are looking for good quality furniture and are hoping to pick up something special then this is also the place to visit. The staff are great and offer you tea or coffee while you browse. They are really friendly and chatty and don't mind you just wandering around.

I have never been to such an amazing shop. Set on an industrial estate it features furniture which…read morehas been in show homes or used for photoshoots. Everything is for sale often at substantial discount. It is quirkily arranged into roomsets which run into one another. It is almost impossible to put into words. Some things are one offs such as the Balinese temple front which has been there the whole time I have lived here. Others are available to order from catalogues. There are often products from stores such as Laura Ashley. As it is in a warehouse it is cold but the helpful staff wander around offering free coffee as well as advice

Premises occupied by Essex Beds since September 2016. We're a local family company, serving the…read morecommunities in Essex since 1976. We are bed specialists who offer quality beds at affordable prices. Pop in and see what we have to offer.

This is a funny one! Just a normal furniture shop, bad interior arrangement, very basic with, of…read morecourse, a lot of furniture randomly arranged inside. The best part of this shop is its signage. For some reasons, some people make a joke of it by removing the Es from the Essex...so it reads, "sex furniture warehouse". And this shop is right next to a busy road junction..It makes me laugh every time i walk pass!

Cambridge's premier destination for those who suffer from a (habitually debilitating)…read morefurniture-porn addiction. If you don't go for all the sumptuous sofas, chairs, beds, gifts, lights, dressers and a rather natty drinks cabinet built into a ship's trunk, then go for what is one of the city's best-looking buildings. Opened in 1903 and originally home to the Laurie & McConell department store, it has a stunning staircase that weaves up to a huge skylight, which bathes the space in light and air. Quality.