I came across this shop recently (located in Norwich lanes), and thought I would have a browse…read more Apparently it has been open for about two years. This shop is definatley honed towards the more arty home owner, loads of weird and wondeful house paraphenalia can be found here, ranging from rubber ash trays and Chinese dolls to £22.00 fruit juicers! Head on upstairs where you will find a gallery, which I was impressed with as it was arranging a display of the best album covers of 2008. Recommended if you have that extra in your wallet and want to buy something a bit different

I like this store very much. Its a very big place, with lots of different things to fill your home…read morewith. The candles are always a bargain, and the furniture is sometimes really cheap when on sale. The staff are also friendly and helpful, but not pushy.

They have misleading advertising material on their Parker Knoll furniture. This is at 25/11/2025…read more They advertise free upgrades on their Arizona suite, which should be a free power up option if you buy a power recliner. However when you place an order they require extra payment for this option. I have advised them that it is misleading and should be removed or changed.

Shame you can't give no stars. Poor advice, if any, and poor service. Seven months to resolve the…read moreproblem. Can't even say the problem was resolved to 100% satisfaction! Think we got the best possible outcome in the circumstances. Will never buy furniture from them ever again.

Friend 1: It's a coffee shop! Friend 2: No, it's a furniture…read morestore! Friend 1: Coffee! Friend 2: Furniture! Bruce: Hey, guys. Why can't it be both? Friends 1 and 2: Why, yes. Yes, it can. Warings has opened in Crystal House, a 19th century exhibition hall that has in the last year been a Modelzone, a holiday wine shop and was even set up for a local business to perform job interviews. But now it's Warings and it seems that it has found a calling. Sure, they have furniture on offer. (I don't know if they actually sell any.) But it's got an espresso machine with a coffee menu and a display of locally made pastries that has many rethinking Starbucks and BB's. How's the coffee? Pretty good, actually. And the furniture? It looks expensive.

Notcutts has everything you need, and more, if you are looking for a centrally located, easily…read moreaccessible garden centre in Norwich. Offering plants, shrubs, bedding plants, trees, ornaments, hanging baskets and everything for the garden, including tools, compost, accessories, you really are spoilt for choice. In addition, Notcutts has an excellent range of outdoor buildings, sheds, conservatories, cabins, and playhouses. Notcutts loves Christmas and their decorations and range of trees is hard to beat. Finally, Notcutts offers special interest days, to learn more about dogs or other animals etc, and has an excellent range of garden furniture. If you want a gift, or something for your garden, give Notcutts a go!

Winter time is upon us, but greenfingered types in Norwich are already pondering what bulbs to put…read moredown next year, and where that leilandi is going to fit best to really annoy the neighbours. Mostly their questions are answered at Notcutts. Great position on the ring road south of the city, helpful staff and a huge range of plants. Inside you'll find loads of gardern furniture and barbecues, which you can buy in the hop of ever seeing a decent summer again. Altrernativaly, stop in at the pet shop with the kids. Stroke a rabbit, watch the tropical fish and wonder if that baby tortoise will outlive your grandchildren. Perfect one for Sunday afternoons