This is a really remarkable showroom with an amazing staff. Best of all they want to know your…read morebudget and help you stick to it! The owner is a non-flashy designer who seeks to really understand her customers. She has children and related well to my need to have things beautiful but also kid friendly (no white!). I learned a lot in the process and hope to have the opportunity to outfit another home working with Jennifer and her team. I recommend making the trek down to South Seattle and spend some time browsing and asking lots of questions. So many good options - don't just look at what you see on the floor!

I am an interior designer from New York City who recently moved to Seattle. One of my biggest…read moreconcerns was finding a showroom that had the lines i loved, and the quality and specialty that I was used to in NYC... thankfully the first place i popped into was Jennifer West. The showroom is gorgeous and they have some of the best lines from Jim Thompson to Phillip Jeffries. I could easily find everything i want at this one showroom.

There's a lot of Asian influence mixed with modern and European and antique style that adds up to a…read morereally eclectic feel in this large store. Something for every taste, including gorgeous furniture, lamps and lanterns, sleek wood boxes and vases. That just barely begins to cover it. IKEA this is not and you won't find IKEA prices. I'm lusting after some of the beaded pillows and the bed that's located upstairs. Staff is welcoming and helpful and this is a cool and elegant place to browse, as well as getting some great interior design ideas and help.

I am tempted to give just one star, as our experience with Kevin ended very, very poor. One star is…read morefrom Kevin's design sense which is solid, and some of the choices worked well. But although design work started off well, in the end we not only paid for thousands of dollars of half-functioning designs (and Kevin ended up going 100% missing in action), but also had to pay thousands of dollars of additional costs when his designs omitted crucial details, leading to contractors, cabinet makers and electricians having to device various workarounds and charging additional work. Communications ended up being the most crucial problem: it was impossible to reach him (after we had paid his design fees -- charge and run). As to designs, one particularly crucial problem was a building code non-compliancy with cabinet design (requiring a thousand dollar costs for additional carpentry, installation), but missing connections for lights, misplaced details, incomplete drawings, and in the end, missing actual renditions, all contributed to very poor customer experience. I would certainly not only recommend him, but would recommend against hiring. For amount of money you pay, you should get well-communicating competent expert. And not someone who is double-dipping designer fees and hefty commission from design pieces and cabinetry (he was also heavily pushing specific cabinet maker over our initial choice -- this relationship did not work very well either).

We loved working with William and Wayne from the moment we walked in their showroom to the moment…read morewe walked into our completely finished remodeled house. William and Wayne were absolutely delightful to work with every step of the way. We appreciated that they both had a sense of humor and that they balance each other well, both with respect to personality and taste. Seems like a small thing, but when you and your husband are squabbling about whether you want a 29" sink or a 31" sink, it's nice to have others in the room who can offer more objective pros and cons for whatever options you're torn between. Because they've worked with so many different clients and because they have such different personal tastes, they were great at respecting my husband and I's taste, and helping us to find "exactly what we wanted but didn't know how to look for." I never felt like we were being pushed away from our personal aesthetic, but they were excellent at steering us towards options that would look good with the rest of the design and with the existing character of our house. They also excelled at "crisis management," which was much needed given my worry-wart personality. When something was going "wrong" at the house, or when I decided for the sixth time that the backsplash we'd chosen just really wasn't what I wanted, William and Wayne were great at talking me through the situation and making sure I was feeling comfortable and in control again (or, if not in control, then at least back to a place of calm). Not an easy task! William & Wayne were really helpful in walking us through the stages of the remodel: which decisions need to be made in what order, how long do we have to make certain decisions before we need to place an order in order to stay on schedule, etc. We got a lot of value for the small design fee we paid - their business is set up so that they make money on the cabinet and countertop purchase, not the design fee. That made me feel good that they were never trying to up-sell us on the fixtures, accents, or extras, and that we weren't going to be charged for changing our mind. Our William & Wayne remodel was not "cheap" - our finished product definitely looks, feels, and was priced like quality. That being said, they were transparent about prices and made sure to help us stay on budget when we were choosing our tile, backsplash, and fixtures; and they have good industry connections that offered us a cost savings on those purchases as well. Though I absolutely love the cabinets we got, their showroom is too small to show you all the different available options and what they look like in person; and the Wood Mode website is hard to use to figure out what your options are. Definitely take the time to talk through your needs and budget so you can be sure you're getting the best corner cabinet for you, etc. They would likely choose really great options even without that, but I'm not the type to feel comfortable placing an order for cabinets without asking a lot of questions about "what's in every drawer", so to speak. We also recommend double checking decisions/plans/purchase lists regularly along the way. I'm a detail oriented list maker, and there were times when we'd find newly added details missing on the revised set of plans. That's not a big deal if you know to check for it, but if you're hiring a designer so "you don't have to" you might want to go with a more Type A personality that will double and triple check everything for you.

Lisa did an amazing job with design and staging our home! She transformed the older home that we…read morelived in for over 20 years to a welcoming and inviting space. She provided a detailed report including paint color coordination, updated lighting, as well as where to purchase the items recommended. The house sold above the listing price, a good portion of it was due to the impressive work Lisa did with design and staging!

Lisa is an incredibly talented designer. She was able to walk through the house that we were about…read moreto put on the market and come up with a good list of things we could do to get it ready to sell. She recommended very specific wall colors, drapes, and light fixtures. She knows what buyers in our market are looking for and made sure we had the house ready for staging. Once we had done our part, she came in with furniture, drapes and accessories that were absolutely perfect! (She made me want to move back in.) The house was on the market for less than a week and had numerous offers well above the list price. The final sale price was higher than we could have dreamed of and I attribute this in great part to Lisa's ability to make our house look spectacular. If you want to do it right, hire Lisa!

This place is snobby and the man who works there is pretentious. My husband and I walked in to look…read morefor bathtubs for our bathroom remodel and the guy basically said his tubs would not fit within our budget. He doesn't know us, he doesn't know how much we make, or what we do, but he immediately assumed it wouldn't work. I didn't even say a word. I just let him dig his hole and we left.

We have been terribly disappointed with our Pedini experience…read more Our architect suggested we go to them, and look at their Blu line of fixtures. We did, and what a mistake. They assured that we are getting a fantastic set of fixtures for our bathroom remodel. We swallowed hard because the cost was 50% more than the metal fixtures we had looked at by Koehler, but they convinced us. What a mistake. All of the control handles and Blu fixtures are stamped from plastic with cheap metallic coating. We've had two completely delaminate, and all of the wall covers have come loose. Our general contractor has been trying to get Pedini to replace those which the yellow plastic is showing through the cheap veneer, but three months later, the only thing we hear is the chip of crickets. Please think long and hard about a high-end distributor who pawns cheap plastic fixtures off, then seems to avoid standing behind them when they fail.

Working with Dallas Watson was easy and painless. The initial quotes with Laura were smooth and…read moreinformative. Learning about the possible flooring solutions was really helpful. We had vinyl plank installed along with new carpet. For the installation, the carpet techs were fast. The old carpet was out, floor prepped and the new pad and carpet done in less than a day. (3 bedrooms and a hallway). The finished floor looks great. The LVP took a bit longer but required more prep, leveling and detailed fitting. The tech did a great job and the detail work looks excellent. Overall super happy with the finished product and the cost. I'd use Dallas again for any flooring needs we have. I would recommend them to friends and family.

Love working with Dallas Whatson flooring, fast to install my new kitchen floor and quality was top…read morenotch. I'll definitely use them again. Will recommend.

Great service, knowledge of product and fabulous selection. There's something for everyone..read more

A great find. Great customer service, affordably priced furniture (for designer quality), good…read moreselection of vases, lighting, art, mirrors, and larger furniture pieces like coffee tables and sofas. Definitely a good stop for some design inspiration or new addition to your home.