I want to publicly thank Cindy for helping to select the absolute perfect Stickley sectional for my…read morelong, narrow center city home, and to thank the entire team (from order management through to the delivery team) for making the entire process a breeze, yet again. Over the past 12 years, I have purchased my Guy Chaddock dining table, Jessica Charles chairs, custom-sized Century bedside tables and dresser, incredibly comfortable Shifman mattresses for my son and for our primary bedroom, and now our latest timeless addition, our new sofa, from Hendrixson's. Though it is always a hike from Center City to make it into the showroom, I've learned it is well worth the trip. The designers are knowledgeable, talented and patient. The delivery team was able to navigate my impossibly narrow stairwells without any damage (or swearing, which I would have done). And though the prices are not low, they are certainly fair for fine furniture. I am thrilled once again. Thank you to the entire team!

We Love This Store!…read more My wife and I have furnished our entire 4 bedroom home with Stickley furniture over the course of several years, and we couldn't possibly be happier with the wonderful people at Hendrixson Furniture. Their integrity, personal attention, and genuine kindness were exemplary. They stand behind their furniture, and when we needed repairs due to scuffs or scratches that we accidentally committed, their staff did amazingly skillful repair work and were extremely responsive and professional. We very much enjoy our excellent relationship with our sales person, Ms. Linda Notoris, and all the sales people we interacted with were very nice and Mr. and Mrs. Hendrixson are the very epitome of kindness. We highly recommend this wonderful store.

First of all I would have rated my experience as a MINUS star…read more From the very beginning to our "no solution result" I would recommend you as the customer do your "complete" homework on the furniture and material etc you purchase. Do not count on the sales person explaining anything about material, construction etc. even when you ask specifically about "durability". ( I spoke and dealt with Roseann) Then when you notice a "defect", yes a customer can say "defect " ,in your furniture the Oskar Huber customer care group ( spoke to Ann) has every excuse from the manufacturer ( fault them too) that ends in no solution for the customer. In other words, as the customer you are told in not so many words to "just deal with it". Oskar Huber is suppose to be a class A furniture store. My experience after purchasing a 3500 dollar sofa was dreadful and I will never consider this company with any future purchases.

A family owned business that sells quality furniture made in the US - not cheap Chinese crap - is…read moretruly a rare thing. I love the store and I've gotten so many beautiful pieces for my home. It's truly sad that many people don't even understand the difference between a place like this and big box chain stores. I appreciate the high quality products and wonderful customer service from this legendary store.

We were lucky enough to have Marie Kooker assist us with purchase of new couch, arm chair and…read moreottoman. She was fabulous; she knows exactly what she is doing, and she knows exactly how to do it. She was not only fantastic in helping us to make choices, but she was also available after delivery to assist when I thought the furniture delivered wasn't what I ordered. She actually offered to come to my house to show me the fabric I chose and confirm it was the same as delivered. (It was exactly what we ordered, and my husband recognized that as soon as he saw it.) The next time I'm looking for furniture I'm going to Bassett and asking for Marie.

Marie Kooker is one of those rare people that combines professionalism, vision,…read morecreativity,knowledge and style all in one package. Thanks to Marie our wonderful home now is now reimagined, comfortable, and elegant. We couldn't be more happy. Her sense of design, work ethic and spectacular customer service gave us a renewed appreciation for the way things can and should be done. We can't recommend her and this Bassett store highly enough. Thank you Marie!

Great quality furniture and home decor store. it also has other gift items, like jewelry.read more

I've lived in the vicinity of this store for several years, but never actually went in until…read morerecently. I was shocked at how great this store is! They have beautiful furniture that is handcrafted and reasonable priced. In addition they sell home goods such as linens and decorative items, and they have a great selection of items that could be used as gifts. This is now one of my "go to" stores.

Soon as I walked in, despite being much younger than their usual demographic, I was greeted by two…read morepleasant staff members who were more than happy to help with my request. Unfortunately THIS IS NOT A CLOTHING FABRICS STORE; Anyone trying to find the replacement for Joann that closed in Oxford Valley, this is not it. Unless you're planning to do some interior design work or patio furniture, this is not the place. Good quality stock, 100% cotton brands, but at $50 a yard? For solid prints? Well beyond my price range. I'm gonna personally pass but might be worthwhile for others.

We needed a replacement shade for our kitchen window! We had ordered all of our window treatments…read morefrom them many times.They have gone above and beyond servicing us. From the Manager Lee on down to all the the sales people there. Eager to help if there are any problems. Their commitment to servicing the customers is outstanding!

What an honor to have a tour by Mira Nakashima…read more It really is quite a thrill to be on the grounds of George Nakashima's woodworking Studios. You don't see anybody working on any of the air projects today. But we could see in the buildings their very tidy works spaces. It's great to hear the stories and to hear her memories & her dad's history. New Hope is so lucky to still have this . The new Hope experiment lives! So creative and so comforting to have this art even to this day. And to know that George Nakashima built all of these buildings! I've come before and I swear I learned new things this trip! You get to tour many of the buildings on the compound. And you're gonna have a wonderful moment in the end if you'd like... There is a gift shop!! It really is so special and I recommend it wholeheartedly.

Located in New Hope, PA, the George Nakashima Woodworker Complex is a National Historic Site of the…read moreNational Park Service. It is the final home and workshop for the amazing woodwork designs and creative energies of Mr. Nakashima who was world renowned for his appreciation of trees and of giving them a second life through timeless natural constructed furniture. His 12 acre compound on Aquetong Road consists of 21 shops, studios, galleries and warehousing of wood collected around the world and stored there until he or his family and craftsmen discovered the beauty within the rough hewn tree trunks and create one of a kind masterpieces that would last forever. His daughter Mira now runs the enterprise and remains actively engaged in its operation. Born in Washington State in 1905, George received a worldwide education including stops in Paris, Spokane, Cambridge, MA, New York, North Africa, Japan and India. He was instrumental in developing the International Style architecture in the 1920s and 30s. He painted the murals on the New York Capitol Building and designed/constructed the ashram of Sri Aurobindo in Pondicherry, India. His exploration of Japanese culture and design philosophy led him to furniture design and craftsmanship which would become the focus of his life's work. During World War II he was forced to live in a relocation camp in Idaho until released by petition to the government by the Dean of MIT and a previous employer, Antonin Raymond. This brought him to Bucks County in 1943 to live on Raymond's farm with his family. Three years later he purchased 3 acres of land nearby to build his homestead and workshop. As his family grew (son Kevin), he purchased more land and expanded the complex through the 1970s to the present 12 acres. He infused aspects of traditional Japanese architecture with the simpler International Style, that was heavily influenced at that time by utopian Frank Lloyd Wright. The buildings are smoothly integrated with the natural elements of the land - hills and vales; streams and flora. A visit to this national treasure brings you into intimate contact with his work and ideas. A walk around leaves you feeling like George is at your side. His daughter Mira still lives and works in the same place and space as her father. Meeting her was one of the magical moments of my life. "Kodama" (Spirit of a Tree) A feeling of special kinship with the heart of the tree. ~ George Nakashima "The wood is our muse and our palette; its shapes and colors speak to those who listen." ~ Mira Nakashima

Karin and her assistant does amazing work, my cabinets look beautiful and they were done very…read morequickly. Would definitely ask her to do some of my other pieces of furniture.

The best of the best ~ you know you are in for a treat when the decorating of the exterior of the…read morebarn is just as stunning and unique as the interior. This is an absolutely charming shop! There are three floors of beautiful, one-of-a-kind offerings in the barn from repurposed vintage furniture to candles, wooden signs, hand painted seasonal decor. The vision and imagination it takes to create/paint each piece of furniture requires a lot of talent ~ and you will not be disappointed. The owner is a very friendly, lovely lady who was working on new pieces when we arrived, the barn is exquisitely organized, and the prices are better than reasonable. This is a definite for revisiting ~ over and over again ~ it's worth the trip!

There is so much to see at this Antique Center!…read more There are a TON of antique shops in Lambertville, and this is probably the best one. Three full floors, completely stocked with different stalls of curated, vintage and antique goods. From the outside, you'd never know how big the space is. Like any antiques store, I'm sure it can be hit or miss. They probably have new things arriving every day. Some of the stalls were very reasonably priced, while others were a bit expensive. They had a lot of affordable wall art and paintings which was fun to see. There is really something for everyone to see here. We spent about 1.5 hours, we could've spent more if we really took our time. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town. It's also in a perfect location to browse other little shops and boutiques!

I always love visiting antique stores and this one takes the cake in the area. Many booths…read morepossessing all kinds of vintage things that i honestly believe anyone would like. Prices are as usual for a antique store while the staff is truly helpful. There's several floors to this building and there are professional artists making paintings for you to buy on the top floor