Diverse home furnishings and decor from contemporary to antique. They also carry jewelry and cards.read more

I sold a bedroom set through Champagne Taste; they were incredibly helpful in taking the furniture…read morein (don't make my mistake, call ahead and work with them BEFORE you drop it off - my bad entirely) and they sold it for a better price than I would have been able to get. I spent some of my consignment credit in store on a few beautiful things that I wanted, and they cut me a cheque for the rest. The store staff were polite, helpful, and kind. I was especially happy to see them complying with COVID best practices. I don't live in New West anymore, but I will be using them to consign items in the future if it comes up, and I'll make a point of stopping in to shop as I love their curated selection.

No-pressure environment, good deals, quality furniture. The delivery folks (a separate company)…read morepinched some of the cords in how they set up our sectional, and one of the recliners stopped working a few days after we got it. WFL's owner was super-responsive, came to our house, fixed it... then when we discovered that the USB on that recliner wasn't working (it had been before), he again came and swapped out the whole switch. Everything's working now and we love our sectional. Really minor inconvenience, made even more minor by the no-questions-asked responsiveness. I wasn't sure if we were going to get a "Sorry, final sale" response from a "Liquidator." Nothing like it. Bravo!

This was our first couch purchase and it was awful!!! One staff told us how to order a chaise, a…read moreseparate staff order it. They don't cover the delivery fee so we paid 90$ Delivery; the chaise arrived on a wrong side.... they exchanged the couch no problem but we had to cover a separate 90$ delivery fee for pick of the wrong couch and drop off of the new one. Something that wasn't our fault. 200$ in delivery; what a joke.

Twelfth Street in New West is not usually on my radar for walking and window shopping, but it's got…read moresome pretty cool stuff if you care to look. Such as a bright orange Eames reproduction chair - hey, what is this place? It's the Banana Lab, a hidden treasure trove of mid-century modern furniture and little design-y things. Hidden in plain sight, really, as it's just across the street from a Yelper fave, Big Star Sandwich. Frankly, I'm heartened there's now another MCM-focused vintage store in town! Packed into the Lab's small space is a number of nifty teak sideboards, record cabinets, chairs and other Danish modern furnishings and housewares for my soon-to-be groovier living room. Prices compare favourably to the *other* MCM store, and the proprietors here seem really nice and friendly and enthusiastic about their wares.

I came here today for the first time as I'm looking for a dining set. The lady who helped me was…read morevery kind and friendly and helped me measure tables and chairs so I can have some reference when considering the pieces in my home. There's plenty of mid century furniture to choose from and upon inspection of some of their refinished items, they do an incredible job. Like with vintage and hard wood furnitures, some of the pieces are not cheap but they're unique and will last a long time. The other plus to this store is their kitschy (and sometimes original) art pieces and tchotchkes. I prefer this place to the shop in the Quay so I'll most likely come back as a few items tweaked my fancy (especially the sunburst table) and I'll be sure to let people know about this place.

Terrible customer service, they don't take responsibility at all. We bought an expensive curio, and…read morewe signed for the final sale (which is totally fine). But it came with the significant deficiency. When we came back to the store, a rude woman at the counter told us it is not their responsibility and sent us to the manufacturer. In Italy. The manufacturer asks us for the service agreement number which we don't have. A biggest ripp off and no solution from the store

Today I've been there,Antony one of the sale person was awful and angry with all the customer …read more He doesn't have any sense of humanity .

Purchased a wing back chair, absolutely gorgeous workmanship, high quality craftsmanship…read more Staff very helpful in helping you customize it to what you in vision it would be. Highly recommend chippendale if you are looking for high quality furniture. Don.

I'm so impressed with the showroom,fantastic handmade and carved local made furniture.Highest…read morequality I've ever seen.

I love browsing through Rose and Craig's collection - so will you, especially if you need a vintage…read moreprop for your next ... In November 2007, I purchased a Stromberg-Carlson table radio model 752 for $50, manufactured in Toronto in 1947 - wood-cabinet - in good working and cosmetic condition - a great restoration project. I also purchased a JVC JR-S201 classic Japanese receiver from the late '70s in perfect working order for $45 in April 2009. Connected to a pair of English Mission bookshelf speakers, Nip meets Brit and sounds fab, domo origato Victor Company of Japan. And thank you very much Rose and Craig for all your kindness - and your great prices!

If you like vintage and antiques, this place is quite a treasure trove. There are so many items and…read morethey are placed quite haphazardly with no clear signs on what each aisles contain. Except for the records which are grouped together and near the door. Otherwise it is pure browsing. Some things are super old and yellowed with age. I guess this can also be an educational place to bring your kids to show them what the old televisions or stereos look like. I heard they may move soon due to rental increase and Steel and Oak brewery will take over the premises. So do pop by soon before a slice of history is gone.

When you're shopping for furniture, your first choice would probably be Ikea if you're thinking…read moreabout moderately priced furniture. Structube is a Canadian furniture store from Montreal that has Ikea-like prices, but it's one level higher up in terms of style and design. After browsing through the furniture at their Burnaby location, I made the decision to purchase a sofa online. A lot of their popular furniture are out of stock, and you will have to wait weeks or months for it to be available at their warehouse. Although my sofa was out of stock during my online order, it was shipped and delivered within the estimated delivery period, and there were no delays for arrival of my sofa. Also, 15 minutes after the delivery to my home, I received a phone call from Structube regarding the delivery service which was nice. If you're wondering, their delivery team only delivers for Structube. The sofa arrived in excellent condition in a box that was clean and not damaged. Inside the box had a clean, brand-new, damage-free sofa with no rips, tears, dirt, stains, wrinkles or loose threads. The sofa was very easy to install, and it feels solidly made (excellent fit and finish) and comfortable (no squeaks) with premium quality fabric. I've had the sofa for 3 days, so I can't comment on long term durability.

Been waiting four months for the dining room set and server I purchased. When purchased in store I…read morewas told it would be four weeks for delivery. Got an email yesterday asking to book the delivery, and they had no booking appointments available for 21 more days. Extremely frustrating. Also, their customer service is absolute garbage. Completely obvious they're used to dealing with a high volume of dissatisfied angry customers. Do yourself a favour and spend your money elsewhere. And if you must purchase something here, make sure the item is in stock and save yourself the headaches.

This antique shop has some interesting stuff, but it seems to suffer from split personality. First…read moreimpressions upon entering the shop are that it's a bit of a junk palace - the most prominently displayed items are cassette tapes from the 70s and 80s and sports memorabilia. Not being a sports fan and long having since discarded my tape deck (though I do still think fondly of my first, bright yellow Walkman), I was about to walk out when I noticed an umbilically connected second half to the store. This half is filled with some lovely antique furniture. A big china cabinet displayed figurines and crystal, and there were some suitably ornate chests, side tables, chairs, and dining sets. I'm noticing, in my tour of New West's antique alley, that good vintage sofas are hard to come by. However, china sets and figurines, such as those fake-flower things my grandma likes, are all over the place. While this store doesn't have a huge selection of old furniture, it does have some interesting pieces, and finer furniture than some other shops in the area. If your taste is more traditional, you might like this store.

Unfortunately this wonderful antique shop burnt down October 2013 and has merged with Not Too…read moreShabby to reopen as Most Wanted Vintage on Auckland Street. What a horrible loss for the community. Front Street is one of New Westminster's most charming heritage locations and the fire raged through 2 buildings destroying several vibrant businesses. So good to see Amanda and Gary back in business at their new location. They carry an eclectic assortment of sports memorabilia, mid century furniture and Victorian antiques. Pricing is very reasonable.