If they sell stern and fosters I paid 7000 dollars and the buttons twist and are uncomfortable even…read morewith a cover. Sadly after 7000 bucks I spent more for a mattress cover

Service and knowledge were excellent. There was a good array of mattress types and prices were very…read morecompetitive.

Wonderful back and forth regarding my questions and good answers; we are very happy with the…read moreSaarinen style table with granite top of white and gray and white base and white glove assembly; a big purchase for us but good one and less than the Design within Reach real McCoy, which wasn't in our price range. THANKS!

I am replacing my initial review of five stars with this…read more I purchased a leather and steel love seat in Sept 2021. The price was $2100 which was a major purchase for me. The sales person was very kind and helpful during our interaction. We had some questions that he couldn't answer. He attempted to talk with the owner in another room and was given little and uninterested attention. Later as we were discussing the item and purchase, the owner happened to pass through the showroom and the sales person again attempted to ask him a question and he was given a flippant rather rude answer. It gave me the feeling of disrespect of the sales person as well as us, the customer. We purchased the item anyway, though we seriously considered walking. Now, 2+ years later, we have discovered a failure in the cushion hook and loop attachment system. The cushion is held in place by a strip of hook and loop (Velcro) along the front edge. The hook strip is sewn onto the couch. There is no loop strip. Instead hook strip grabs the fabric on the bottom side of the cushion. That fabric has kind of a fuzzy surface. When we remove the cushion, the hooks tear a little bit of the fabric away until I found that the fabric now has a hole in it. If it was a true hook and loop, the fabric would not have been subjected to this tearing. Of course this only happens when the cushions are removed for cleaning underneath. Admittedly, I haven't clean under the cushions more than six times in the last two years. That is not very many removals of the cushions that would warrant a "normal wear and tear" defense. The owner's earlier conduct was repeated when I called him about the failure. Disinterest and disregard. He answered "When we separate the cushion from the body of the chair, we place our hand right next to the Velcro and release it with a sliding motion, rather that just pulling up on the cushion. That lessans the tension on the connection point. I don't know what else to say. No one has every pointed this out." The couch didn't come with an Owner and Operation Manual. I didn't know that there was a procedure for removing the cushions. I am extremely disappointed in the owners attitude toward customer service and the quality of the company products. Although the over quality of the piece is good, I would not recommend doing business with this company.

We recently bought a new sofa at Wilson's with delivery in time for Mother's day. The delivery crew…read morearrived on time and had us set up quickly. After their departure, we noticed a significant factory defect, and I phoned the store and texted photos to confirm the issue. The company response was 100% timely and effective, traveling to confirm the issue and replace the problem component. Every person in this dialog was cordial, responsive, and efficient. This company ranks among the highest integrity operations we've ever had commerce with. We are extremely happy with the product and the service, and highly recommend shoppers consider Wilson's for your furniture purchases.

I went into the store to make a few purchases. Two cells people were busy and when I ask the lady…read morebehind the counter who was on the computer for help she was busy. I walked around a bit that went back to her and ask her if there was anyone that could help me. She was very unpleasant and seemed a bit irritated. She said it would be a minute so I continued looking around. Another couple came into the store and when I looked over I noticed her talking to them and helping them instead of telling them to wait a minute she was going to help somebody else. I waited a few more minutes. That is very unprofessional when one customer is waiting and they help newer customers. I just walked out and decided to do my shopping in Bellingham where I live.

Huge assortment of home goods, craft goods, jewelry making, crystals and semi-precious stones and…read moremore! The shop has plenty to browse and look everywhere! Walls, floors, ceiling- you can run through the store and miss items! I found a couple of silicone molds to buy and the lady had brand new ones that weren't out on the floor yet- she let me have a look! The were just inventoried & I snagged an additional one. Super friendly staff and I just loved poking around this shop!

This was a great little shop. Very friendly staff and good prices on new and antique items.read more

Y's is one of my favorite spots to pop into for some clothes thrifting when I'm in the Ham. They…read morehave a wide range of sizes and styles, and their prices are low enough that they rotate through their inventory frequently. They also have a nice selection of shoes, an impressive formal wear section, and recently started carrying men's clothing. During my visit today, I noticed that they've really upped their jewelry game too! Bonus points for the friendly and helpful staff and inspiring displays.

This place was so much fun! They had some fun clothes in here, and everything is so neat and easy…read moreto look through. It's some good quality stuff that they carry, and I can see some trendy outfits that can be made from clothes on the racks. While waiting to checkout, I also read that the people who work here are mainly volunteers and the proceeds go to a local women's shelter. They also give out vouchers for women in need and vouchers for Back to Work. What a great mission with great clothes!

**update*** we have had ournew mattresses for about a year and a half and they are all holding up…read morevery well, still comfy .... Wow what an amazing place. Super friendly and outrageously good deals. If you are shopping for a mattress this is the place to go. You will find what you need.

Very well run company. Daughter moved into an apartment after graduating from WWU. We found a great…read moremattress for half it's regular price. Delivery was seem less and very low priced. The mattress we bought cane with a 12 year warranty!

OK, I'm from NYC and am not used to this whole affordable antiques situation, but George at Vintage…read more360 provided me an excellent introduction. I ended up getting a great deal on a nice mid-century dining table that was missing a foot. He offered to find me a new foot, and went above and beyond to help me get it to my apartment. We've also been in touch via email, and he offered to alert me when he gets in new stuff that I'm on the look out for in my price range and style. Like, if I were back home in the city, this stuff would by 5x as much and I'd pay through the nose to rent a van to get the furniture back to my house, and no one would care that I want a mid-century bedside table with a drawer in walnut. The store is clean, well-organized, and doesn't have the dusty, oppressive, overwhelming, hoarder den, imposible-to-navigate feel of other antique shops. A must- go if you like beautiful old stuff and attentive customer service.

This is probably my favorite antique store in Bellingham. I like how it is a little less cramped…read morethan some of the others, and things are displayed in a lovely way. I had just moved into my little studio and I was looking for some things to furnish it, and I found the PERFECT dish set here. It was beautiful! The problem was, I didn't quite have the money to pay for it. Not only did he give me a discount, but he let me put a down payment on it, and I came back in a week to pick it up, and he had it all wrapped up for me to take home! Wonderful customer service, and great pieces. I will be back.

When I saw this shop I was so excited to go in. The window displays are fabulous. I tried several…read moretimes and each time, when I arrived, it was closed. I finally did get to visit on an 'open' day but I was disappointed in the treatment I received. The woman working there was very rude. I decided to try again another time but sadly, received the same treatment. As lovely as this place is, I will never buy anything from them. They need to hire some people with class and customer service skills.

I am beyond bored at most antique stores. My wife loves them and I will cheerfully accompany her to…read morethem when I have failed to plan our route to avoid them. Ormolulu had me at Hello. The proprietors are Debbie and Jim. Their curation is amazing. Before we even entered the store, they had good music (Ray Charles) playing at appropriate volume from high quality concealed speakers. More about that in a minute. While they don't have as much guy-stuff as they do girl-stuff, they have ten times as much guy stuff as any other five antique shops I've been in. Before we talked to Debbie about whether it was OK to take pictures (it is OK), I was sneaking photos on my phone where I couldn't be seen. If you want to outfit the best man cave ever, this is the place to shop. Which brings me back to the music. Jim does clever retrofitting of radios and other pieces, putting high quality Bluetooth-capable speakers in them. So there is pleasant music throughout the shop and it's hard to tell where it's coming from. The antiques literally sing. I had a huge grin when I found the first one. I KNOW there's music coming from this wall, but from where...? They should do a lot of these and make them easily discoverable by other than curious audiophiles. I'll post some pictures soon as I get them off my phone.