Great little gem in Plymouth! Tucked behind the stores on Penniman in a cool basement space by the…read moreparking structure (hence the name). Wonderful selection of vintage, mid century and new. If you are a collector or looking to create that perfect room with a vintage feel, this is the place to shop. Also, the owner Linda is great to deal with!

I just took a chalk painting class last night. I brought in an unused, ugly piece of furniture in…read moreand after 3 hours of instruction (& fun), I walked out with a finished pretty piece of usable furniture! The instructor was great- very patient, quick to lend a hand & showed us some great techniques on how to use chalk paint. We all left excited to try it on our own!

I used The Furniture Store for carpet repair and the made my carpet look like new, like the holes…read moremy dog put in it were never there! They were prompt, courteous, quick and priced fairly. I would absolutely recommend their services to anyone.

It took a while to fix the mess this place caused on the flooring project I hired them for. The…read morepictures speak for themselves. They should have refunded the entire project. Buyer beware

Wow! This place is amazing! The selection here is awesome! It's small but plentiful in items. You…read morecan come in looking for one thing. Then find yourself looking for other things. Having to walk the store many times. The prices on the items are very reasonable too considering the quality of the pieces. She is very friendly and greets everyone with a smile. Can't wait to come back as I hear the selection is constantly changing.

This is the BEST accidental find EVER!! I needed propane for my heater, and the shop sells…read morecrystal, antiques, furniture, and so many lovely items!! My gosh, what a FIND!!! When you go, please tell them a CRAZY Lady and her teen son sent you from California!! Please? Waterford Princess House Prince Albert On & on

I am currently visiting my elderly mom in Ann Arbor, MI. I was helping her fix things around the…read morehouse, one of which was to repair her living room vertical blinds. They were not closing, it looked like a hardware problem! On investigating, I learned that she had replaced the track a couple of years ago. The house was built in 1998 and the blinds worked fine for 20 years at which point there was an issue with the track that was replaced two years back. I further learned that the track was installed by her handy man instead of a professional blind specialist. Being on a tight budget and wanting to be green, she really wanted to see if the blinds could be repaired at a nominal cost. Some other blind specialists had assessed to "replace the blinds both hardware and the veins" because they were not repairable, which was the very expensive option. I kept asking the fundamental question that the blinds worked for 20 years with the old track and fail after 2 years with the new track....could this be the quality of the blind hardware perhaps? It turns out that part of the problem was a faulty installation by the handy man. This problem led me to the PHENOMENAL Josh Barron of Esquire Interiors (which by the way is a third generation family run business I later learned), he impressed me with: 1. His excellent listening skills with my mom to understand the problem with the blinds and then solving the problem very methodically and precisely. He asked my mom thoughtful questions and genuinely wanted to understand the issue and when he sensed that mom was struggling to explain he did a FaceTime call with her which made it easier for my mom to show him the issue at hand. Josh was able to determine on the phone that he strongly felt that he could repair the blinds at a very reasonable cost. Thus saving her a big expense! 2. His knowledge, competence and tenacity at problem solving the issue was truly inspiring. He tried many things to diagnose and fix the issue. There was a lot of trial and error as he eliminated possibilities and then the problem was fixed!!! 3. He graciously agreed to look at mom's other blinds and fixed their minor issues, shortening the blind in some places due to the house settling and lubricating the tracks as necessary. He did all the extra without charging. This is how we take care of our seniors! Thank you, Josh! Josh is very competent (knows his trade very well, I learned he was working with his dad building tracks at the tender age of 8!), very customer centric, and very high on integrity and compassion....a winning combination! He will be our "go to" person for all things blinds from now on and when we are ready to get new blinds....we will go to his business. Minty

The Hunter Douglas $700.00 blind purchased from this store failed in less than four years. First…read morethe handle broke off after two years and than the balance failed. Wanted to return the item to the Plymouth store which is one mile away for service but was told it had to go to the Ann Arbor store which is an inconvenience.

Great news for Metro Detroit Area!! CB2 and Crate and…read moreBarrel items at an affordable price!! Ford Road in Canton is packed with good furniture stores now!

YOOOOOO did you all know this was happening? A Crate and Barrel outlet in Metro Detroit? Because I…read moredidn't! I stumbled upon a news article about the opening just this afternoon and made a beeline for them almost immediately. I'm in the market for a new dresser and thought it would be good to get there sooner rather than later. The space is no frills, pretty open concept with everything stretched before you. It's a huge space tho, so there's a lot to browse. They opened just yesterday and we were informed that many of their outdoor pieces were snatched up but there was still A TON of stuff to consider. If you're looking for a new couch or living room furniture you have to get there now because that makes up the majority of their stock. I also spent some time with the dining tables as I'm looking for a new one for our house as well. It's an outlet so, as expected, what you're going to lose in slightly damaged pieces you'll make up in markdowns. They had a number of beautiful pieces that I had admired on their websites (this store covers Crate and Barrel, CB2, and Crate and Barrel Kids, FYI) with injuries ranging from small nicks to full on scratches and damaged corners (those pieces were priced accordingly, tho). There was a really nice dining table with a few leafs that I considered but after spending almost 15 years with a scratched up table I inherited from a cousin I think that's one item I'd like to be in pristine condition if I can help it. They also have a ton of office furniture, a bit of patio, beds/headboards, nightstands, sideboards/buffets, consoles, coffee tables, etc. They also had a lot of dressers. I considered a couple but the space I'm looking to fill is on the smaller side and there weren't any options this time around petite enough. But it was cool to see so many of the dressers I'd drooled over on their website pretty deeply marked down (an additional 50% on bedroom furniture) without any noticeable damage. The perimeters of the store are filled with shelves full of decor and other home items like bedding, hampers, and a ton of kitchenware like dish sets, serving ware, pots and pans and even a few small appliances like microwaves and even a KitchenAid mixer on sale. The thing about outlets, though, is if you go in looking for anything in particular you're probably NOT going to find it. But if you go in without expectations you'll surely walk out with a lot of treasures. Since I was in the former camp today I didn't leave with anything but I can't wait to regularly pop over there to scour their new arrivals (a staff person told us they plan to get 2-3 shipments a week) and hopefully bring home something special in the future!

Omg i don't even want to let the rest of the world know about my favorite little shop in canton…read more.. mostly because i don't want to share all there amazingness! This is hands down the best consignment shop! They of course of course have some from others... some is new.. and even some from show houses in the area ! They have everything from sectionals to bedroom stuff and even small knick knacks that u will feel like u have to have! This is a must stop!

I love Consign and Design!! Always fresh and new!! One of my favorite shops in Canton, Michigan!!read more

Super friendly and very helpful. Met Pete and Paul and they could not have been nicer. Highly…read morerecommend.

Walter is excited to have a new two person kitchen table and chairs, purchased from Pete - owner of…read morePremier Hospitality Furniture in Westland, Michigan, a 30 by 36 laminate table with two metal chairs, all for $220 out the door !!! The set is considered restaurant quality contract furniture. It looks great in Walter's apartment. Walter tries to live by the concept that form follows function. The customized metal chairs have real wood insert backrests and padded vinyl seats. Walter had looked in stores and on line for months and months for regular dinning/kitchen tables tables & chairs, finding only $99 junk and $1800 custom furniture. Pete and his crew spent a great deal of time helping Walter decide on his purchase, a gracious gesture given that Premier sold over 16,000 chairs last year. Pete mentioned that he recently did a new restaurant in Novi, Michigan, The Big Salad. So, after picking up his new furniture, Walter drove over to The Big Salad to check out Pete's work. It looks gorgeous ! John, owner of the Big Salad happened to be on station. Walter enjoyed a wonderful designer salad at The Big Salad - 5 Stars on Yelp !

Again, Katie is a gem. Her patience and kindness make her…read morean outstanding salesperson. La Z Boy is very fortunate to have KATIE associated with their company!!

La-Z-Boy failed their audition…read more This experience ... is not what I expected for a Michigan-based company known for excellence. It has a whiff of private equity stink. Yup. Blackrock and Vanguard are the big investors. Specifically: La-Z-Boy struggles to sell pillows. I am down-sizing to my retirement condo. I am replacing most of my furniture. After this experience, I will not spend another thin dime at any La-Z-Boy store. We were trying to buy five (5) decorative pillows for $15 ea and a $20 footstool. - Thirty-two (32) minutes - Four (4) sales reps involved at various points The La-Z-Boy whiz bangs at the Head Shed have deployed a goofball tablet-based system to decelerate the sales process and crater the customer experience. Luckily, there is a word for this! "Enshittification" was Word of Year for 2024: the misapplication or decline of technology for the benefit of business/shareholders at the expense of the user/customer experience. La-Z-Boy cannot figure out how-to sell pillows and footstools. Nor could the app correctly total what should have been: (($15*5)+$20)*1.06 = $100.70 It took me less than 10 seconds to correctly total the amount. I offered cash. Exact change. Let me leave, puhleeze. Cash was refused because ... paperwork! Paperwork must be signed! Scanners and barcodes made their debut for retail on June 26, 1974 - nearly fifty-four (count'm 54) years ago. La-Z-Boy has barcodes, but no scanners. Everything must be manually entered, lookups fail, errors corrected ... lather, rinse, repeat, repeat, repeat ... for each item. Whoever the heck is responsible for this (cough) business process ... where did I leave my VooDoo doll? There is also a one page T&C document that I was expected to sign without reading. Two sales reps actually said, "Just sign it. You don't need to read it" and became frustrated when I insisted on reading it, and were unhappy that I took a pic of it. Buy furniture? Spend $10k+. Gawd knows how they might screw-up a warranty claim. Actually; after reading the warranty claim reviews ... I think I dodged a bullet.