Nothing too wow. But its interesting to look at. I mean its modern to go inside. But unless you…read morereally need to redesign your house then yeah maybe it would make sense to shop here. The product is ok, I mean I do find it does feel like going into a gift shop. Not sure I want to have the kind of stuff they sell in my house or maybe I am not too trendy. its nice artwork to look at.

I've walked by here so many times, but for some reason had never gone in. Yesterday my mom was…read morevisiting and wanted to check it out. Glad we did! Lots of cute and unique housewares and art. Friendly customer service too!

AMAZING PLACE- MY FAV !…read more Oils are literally Divine, incense and the most special pieces of furniture.

Absolute best selection of authentic essential oils. I've never smelt scents like these. Purity and…read morequality are bar none like nothing I've ever experienced. Wish I could buy them all from Ray. such a great experience....will definitely be back for more of these gems in the very near future!

A new kind of Dollar store just landed in Vancouver. Mumuso is like a high end Diaso selling Korean…read moredesigned wares, mainly accessories. These include: socks, scarves, mittens, chargers, headphones, fresheners, stuff animals, etc. Though it may seem similar to places you find in Richmond (Aberdeen Centre) or Robson St., the quality of the items seem rather good. Sample of things I bought: - Earphones $5 - works same and looks like those I bought from London Drugs for $25. 5 Stars. - Animal eye mask $5 - for traveling and also has hot cold gel pack. Just too cute. 4 Stars. - Toss Pillow with hand warmer pouch on the side $7 - kids just love it! 5 Stars. Payment is cash only for now. This is a fun place to find things you never thought you needed (you probably don't but still bought anyways. Great place to prep Party Grab Bags etc. Overall this is a welcomed addition to the Kerrisdale shopping corridor and brings variety to a weekend walk in the neighborhood. Update: credit cards now accepted.

I love this store. Lots of cool items for everyone. Low prices and cute stuff. There's everything…read morefrom clothing accessories, electronics, stationery, kitchenware, kids toys, etc. Can't wait to come back!

A beautiful shop where you'll find premium bedding and home accessories, all paired with the…read morefriendliest, most helpful service. Truly a gem for creating a cozy and stylish home!

Fantastic experience from start to finish! Staff were extremely knowledgeable and patient as it…read moretook me a while to decide, so many designs, colours and styles to choose from. Not only for myself but a great place to find gifts for those friends who have 'everything'. Highly recommend, the store is absoltuley beautiful...

It's a wonderful place to see the arts! U gotta go there & get the feeling in person:)read more

From the owner: A custom framing store + art gallery in west Kits for over 25 years.read more

The former Vancouver Architectural Antiques, a fixture on Main Street for two decades, was reborn…read moreand rebranded earlier this year with a "renewed" focus on restoring early nineteenth and twentieth century lighting pieces, antique decor, and various architectural elements in their new location. Reopening as Renew Period Lighting & Decorative Arts (aka "Renew Gallery"), the refreshed business is very much in the same mould of its predecessor also from renowned antique expert Eric Cohen. Renew features an extensive and eclectic collection of period lighting and fine antique pieces from all over the world in a more viewing friendly setting and atmosphere. Gone is the retail feel with its relaunch as a formal gallery and wholesaler on a bigger digital scale. The gallery appeals to all sorts of designers, builders, and architects looking for the right pieces including set decorators for Hollywood productions filmed in town. In the back, Renew features a dedicated space for carefully restoring and maintaining many of its complex artifacts to their former glory. The gallery has brought a contemporary twist to its antique business as it adapts to technology and the digital marketplace. It's a beautiful space filled with storied antiques and all sorts of collectables in great shape. It's aiming to be a new and old treasure in the city.

Solid 3.75 stars…read more Located in industrial area, was shopping on behalf of a client for vintage chandeliers and boy, talk about sticker shock LOL. $10,000. But worth it if you are designing a new restaurant in Yaletown or Gastown. great, knowledgeable service. They also offer movie rentals too. Nice showroom, looks like an art gallery.

I had been looking for an apartment sized sofa for many weeks. I didn't think in a city like…read moreVancouver where apartments are getting smaller, it would be so difficult. I was hoping to have a couch for Christmas but all the places I went to and checked out online said 2 - 4 weeks or more. I finally found one at Pallucci Furniture and it was a good price which included tax and delivery. I had it delivered in 3 days. The movers were extremely fast and efficient and set it up for me. They are also made in Canada.

A store that specializes in selling Canadian-made furniture. You can choose the fabric from their…read morepanel, and you can customize however you like for a fee. They also sell non-Canadian made furniture as well but without customizations. There is no pressure to buy in the store and Irina is super knowledgeable and helpful. You're allowed to sit on all the couches for as long as you want. We went in wanting a Canadian-made couch but none of the ones we sat on we liked. We decided to go with a non-Canadian made sofa called "Kendra." However, when we received it, the tag said Ashley Furniture. We looked up the couch and it turns out it is indeed Ashley's "Kennewick" sofa which sells for $300 less than Pallucci. That is when we found out Pallucci sells other furniture stores' couches with increased pricing and a name change. That was very deceiving and disappointing. What is even worse is that Pallucci only gives a 1 year warranty on the couches that are not Canadian made. However, Ashley furniture (where the couch is from) gives a 3 year warranty. Pallucci has all their deliveries go through Marble Moving. I am not sure what kind of information Pallucci has given but Marble had the wrong couch and the wrong delivery date in their system. They also rarely take calls so we spent several days calling them just to clarify things. However, the movers themselves were nice and careful. If you are wanting Canadian-made then you may want to give this store a try. Otherwise, please do a reverse google image search on all of their couches. Chances are you can find it elsewhere for cheaper. On the plus side, there is free parking in the back. ---Aug 20 2023 Edit-- The owner is very nice and wanted to make amends for what happened. I was refunded the difference between Pallucci's price and Ashley's price. He told me that although they don't hide that they sell other furniture stores' furniture, and they will only tell you where it is from if you ask. He only buys the ones that he knows are good quality. He clarified that they will do price matching on items that are still in stock in the other furniture's website. I have changed my review from 2 stars to 4 stars because the Owner has admitted the misunderstanding and wanted to correct it. I think an improvement is to be more open about where the furniture is from. Having it in the price tag of the product would be good. I had really assumed that Pallucci was selling Pallucci-made Furniture and I think many people also think as I do - even when I look at used furniture on Craiglist/Marketplace, people write "couch from Pallucci".