Chris has been great explaining everything I needed to know in order to paint my apartment - walls…read moreand floors. They are the best merchants for paint and painting supplies I have ever dealt with. Thanks a lot!

Had to write a yelp review for them! They're sooo friendly and super helpful in answering all of my…read morequestions! I was surprised shocked at the customer service as I've grown accustomed to getting annoyed/ rude looks from workers in NY.

Excellent store. Good selection of paint, attentive service. Pavel does his job well, is attentive…read moreand responsive to your wishes, gives good advice.

Rude sales person. Did not want to provide even the minimal amount of customer service.read more

This is definitely a store for the people! The owners and employees were so friendly to all the…read moreresidents that came in to shop. I'm not a resident of this particular area but they were friendly to me all the same. We were able to get the really hard to find 2 gallon buckets we were looking for and the concrete to finish R DIY project of baking Umbrella weights for arbeech umbrellas. The store is pretty large and has all different types of materials for your home improvement needs. This is a great place to go if you need to do any projects that you may go to one of the big names stores for. You can get personalized service and pretty good prices as well.

Best Hardware store in Brooklyn. They have a great line of…read morecollections. Employees are very helpful & price are reasonable. I'll prefer the store from now on.

Benjamin Moore is the only paint I ever use. When we moved into this apartment, I used the…read moremarscapone, which is an off white cream color with a warm yellowish hue. Lovely, clean and classy. I know for a fact the staff at this location are very knowledgeable, professional, and friendly as I came in looking for a specific tile grout for our bathroom a few weeks ago and the gentleman upfront very patiently provided me with all the options and his expert advice, which I felt very confident in following.

Pretty Pissed! I wanted to return the cans of paint that I…read morehaven't opened yet and I could not. The sales representative stated that because my cans of paint were "custom" , that I cannot exchange for a different color. Now I'm just really frustrated about this because I feel this is something that should have been told to me when Inquired. Am I wrong for feeling this way? When you go into a store, any store, usually cashiers/associates tell you about the return policies when you make a purchase? This information was never conveyed to me. I will never buy Benjamin Moore paints again.

Just finished a mini home makeover using Farrow & Ball, and I'm in love. I went with Treron for a…read moredeep, earthy elegance and Slipper Satin for that soft, timeless glow. The quality of the paint is incredibl-smooth, rich, and somehow both bold and subtle at the same time. Also, shoutout to their customer service team --so helpful, and genuinely kind. They made the whole process easy and even helped me tweak my order last minute without any stress. I know its pricey but Farrow & Ball is 100% worth it. Go for it.

This review is long overdue. I wanted to wait and see how the paint actually held up over time…read morebefore forming an opinion. First - The customer service is the absolute best! I called the store, I'd visited it in the past to check out their wallpaper (some of the patterns are absolutely gorgeous, worth going there just for ideas). The sales rep was very knowledgeable; she explained the differences between products and colors. After reviewing several test strips (I had collected in the past), I placed an order through the Flatiron store. They offered door to door delivery, which was so convenient. I repainted an entire home, three floors, multiple rooms. Since the home was over 200 years old with original details, I needed a paint color that would match the original sense of the home without looking too outdated. I must have gone through 300 different paint colors, I did Samplize, tested the paint on the actual walls, checked the LRVs, under different lighting (because a paint will look one way in direct sunlight but completely different under LED lighting). I think I drove myself a little crazy. I mean how many shades of white can there be??? Dozens! And they all look a little different. Money vs Aesthetics - While I really wanted to save money, the more time I spent with the Farrow and Ball colors, the more I fell in love with them. When I told the painter that I was using this brand he said "it's too hard to use." Skeptical, I asked around. It's not hard to use; he was an inexperienced painter. So I went with Farrow and Ball for the parlor level and smaller rooms and Benjamin Moore for the rest. After a year of heavy use, both paints have held up well. From an aesthetic perspective, the colors for Farrow and Ball are well worth the added expense IMO - particularly for an older home with unique design attributes (small corners, brass elements, original wood tones etc). While renovating one house, I also did a second one with a realtor for a planned sale/rental. I did not use Farrow and Ball due to cost considerations. The other house was modern and modern paint colors were fine. Bonus feature - The coverage from Farrow and Ball was where the brand really shines. During the renovation, a contractor wrote all over a small section of drywall- in black permanent ink. After scrubbing it for 30 minutes, I finally gave up. I allowed the wall to dry and then painted it with 2 coats of FB "all white" paint. No primer, lol, because I was simply exhausted by the whole process. It was a small section of wall but after I was done, someone entered the kitchen and said "nice paint job!" I wanted to say, the credit doesn't belong to me, it belongs to the paint -- the paint is simply magical !

You really can't beat local stores! I went to this store with a list of the things I needed for a…read moresmall painting project and a few questions about how to get it done. The man behind the counter was happy to point me in the right direction to find what I needed as well as answer my questions. He didn't hover over me or try to sell me things I didn't need, and when I came to the counter he even offered me a less expensive product that he felt was better performing! Their paint samples section has a chair and table where you can sit and plan your color schemes and it's near a window so you can view the samples in natural light. I would definitely recommend this small local store to a friend over the big chain stores like Home Depot any day!

I happened to wonder into this shop one day while exploring Williamsburg. They have a lovely…read moreassortment of home furnishing and the women working there told me they also provide interior design services including custom furniture. I found some really cute porcelain cups that where $15 a piece so pretty reasonable for this neighborhood. I would say think London Loft meets East Coast Coastal living. So lots of whites, blues, and grays, items to hold your salt in and wonderful platters and pillows.

Reasonable Rates, On Time, Knows The Business, Trust them…read more Satisfied in every respect

I came here seeking shades for my new house. The minute I…read morewalked in the employees greeted me with dirty looks. A older man came over to me and asked if I needed help I said yes, I am lookin for shades... I like something like this pointing to a floor sample (nothing crazy just a simple plain shade). His response was "OH NO THAT'S TOO EXPENSIVE FOR YOU." He didn't even ask my budget. What a rude and nasty staff. I walked out and will never be back.