David is a flooring genius, and his carpet warranty is unreal. He excels at maintaining his…read moretimeline as well. Highly recommended.

Dave the owner is super personable, has a wealth of knowledge, is professional and friendly. He…read morehelped us pick out the carpet we wanted in the large selection he has, scheduled the installation very quickly, and his crew did an amazing job! I would highly recommend if you want a dependable company who does good quality work, has great prices and cares about their customers.

I think I just found my favorite store in downtown Snohomish. You need to take your time when…read morewalking through this store as there is so much to see! I like the way the store is laid out, too - groupings of clothing, accessories, decor, vintage items, soaps, lotions, oils and so on. We also met the owner's adorable dog (he was crying out for his mama when she briefly left the store) along with friendly staff. Purchased some cute t-shirts for friends who were visiting from out of town and pillowcases. I definitely need to go back and take my time shopping.

They claim they "specialize in locally made farmhouse tables and benches... customized with your…read morechoice of size and finish". We ordered a bench late June. Told it would take "about a week". They even gave us the phone number of the person making the bench if we ever needed to communicate with him. Two weeks later, tried calling to get the status. Neither the store nor the bench maker answers their phone, and they don't return messages. You need to physically go in the store to find out the status. It is now third week of August, 7 weeks later, and we've visited the store three times to find out the status. Each time we're told that they'll call us when it's ready and made to feel foolish for inquiring. Last time, 3 weeks ago, we were told it'll be there the next day. Custom furniture is a joke. No follow through or communication. Edit down the street has a person to suggest instead. Check with them.

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.

My realtor referred me to R&D to stage my home and I was truly shocked at how bad of a job they did…read more- we had to redo the entire home, partly with my own furniture and art. They did nothing to take the architecture, style, or color palette of my home into consideration. It was dated and felt like a reflection of one man's very particular style that was completely asynchronous with our home. I did appreciate that they tried to remedy the situation - however, the remedy still was to a lower standard than I expected, and came with much additional investment of time and additional purchases on my part. They also left our door not only open, but unlocked, overnight. And for all of this I spent close to $7,000

Listing date: Dec 15th. Pending date: Dec 20th! This DEFINITELY happened because of RD Interiors'…read morestaging expertise. The house I sold is 3,200 sq ft, and we opted to stage every room, which resulted in a sale $300k above our expectations. Wilson was my lead designer, and after he staged the house, I wanted to move back in! There were two rooms with serious quirks, and his transformations made them favorites among the buyers and potential buyers. I cannot recommend RD Interiors enough. Do yourself a favor and work with them!

Poor communication, broken lamps, scratched furniture, stinky throw rug, lots of pillows and fake…read moreplants. Some of the furniture was OK, but overall the staging did not enhance the house. I expected more from the several thousand dollars it cost me to stage my house for sale. Asked for walk through after staging done, did not happen. Found 3 lamps broken so lamp shades tilted. Small black table with evidence of white sticker on top, scratches on kitchen table. One bed was not fully inflated on staging. Cannot recommend.

Our house was staged by Staged by design. Stacy, the head of the company, came in for initial…read moreassessment and shared her vision for the staging. Unfortunately, the choice of furniture and the overall design drastically differed from the proposed plan. The crew utilized damaged pieces of furniture, scratched the walls and broke one of the screen doors. Stacy agreed to compensate for the broken door, but to this day she has not followed through. Additionally, after reviewing the estimate, we realized that we were billed for pieces of décor and furniture that were never delivered. That was addressed by the company along with swapping some damaged furniture. The whole experience was quite bitter, and I would not vouch for this company.

Jason had worked for us before and we hired him again for new living and dining room furniture…read more After half of our things arrived, material not as ordered but cheaper fabric instead, we discovered that the other part of our order was never placed and he pocketed our money. After many months of emailing and texting with no reply, we filed a law suit to get our money back. We won the judgement but have yet to receive any of our stolen money.

In my case, working with Jason isn't only pleasant but mandatory, considering the previous and…read moreotherwise chaotic state I was living in. It seemed like a one stop shop where he took care of everything and now, I finally feel at home in my own personal space. Thanks for changing my life!

I usually don't write reviews, but I'd like to share mine for this time…read more I first contacted Bauformat for kitchen remodeling last February 2023 after seeing their pictures online, and I signed the contract in April 2023 after receiving the design. However, the actual order for cabinet production was placed in July 2023, and the cabinets produced in Germany were delivered in December 2023. I understood that it would take time since the cabinets are produced in Germany, but the company provided no schedule updates properly and just kept saying it would take time. During the installation process, design issues were discovered, requiring us to reorder cabinet parts. It took several weeks to receive the revised parts, and when we received the newly modified cabinets, they were still not properly finished, so we had to order parts again. The quickest we can expect the cabinets to be corrected is by September 2024. This has caused significant inconvenience in using the kitchen, and I think, there is no guarantee the issue will be resolved by September 2024. I understand that unexpected issues can arise during work and that ordering from Germany can take time. However, I didn't receive proper schedule updates or solutions throughout the process, and it was difficult to get answers even when I raised concerns. The process has been still ongoing for over a year. All I asked for was an explanation of when and how the issues would be resolved so that I could adjust my schedule accordingly. However, Bauformat responded that they had reordered the parts and there was nothing more they could do. It's a very unpleasant experience so far.

I loved working with Bauformat Seattle on my kitchen and bath remodel. JD, Dave and the entire team…read moreare wonderful. JD was so patient with me as I made decisions and changed my mind a few times (before ordering). He worked with me to find items within their line and vendors but also gladly welcomed me bringing outside items like my sink, bathroom mirror, and tile for the kitchen back splash (who is now a vendor of theirs). He was skilled in finding the right colors and design to fit my style. They worked to keep within my budget and their estimate accurately reflected the final cost. The quality of the cabinets is great, no surprises from what is in their showroom and the contractor they hired is a perfectionist - witch caused a delay in finishing but was well worth it for the results. The team was very responsive to all my calls, even if they couldn't get an answer right away. The entire team seemed as excited about the finished product as I was. I highly recommend Bauformat Seattle for design, quality and customer service. I'll post pictures after painting.

Lesson learned, get the verbal agreements in writing!…read more Lesson 1: Retainer and Accountability After handing over $5,000 retainer to Richard it's basically gone. We would periodically ask "How much of the $5,000 have we used", with a response "Don't worry, you're far away, I'll tell you as you approach". And then one day, apparently we're past $5,000, no notice like he said. We spent many occasions asking for a warranty for a custom cabinet he ordered for us, this was a bad idea, because adding a middleman to the process just made it difficult, lots of chasing things through Richard vs the convenience of direct, a few weeks for a response, which is fine as he was overseas, but that's why you shouldn't have a middleman for such things. Ultimately when there was a problem with the cabinet quality we felt the middleman pain. And for the invoice, a few hundred dollars for an email here, items there, if we had transparency as we hit $500, $1,000 we might have been more careful. Lesson 2: Disagreeing with Richard Richard's preferred contractor operates on a blank check system, no detail, just hand over thousands, and he'll bill by the hour, had no idea if the project would be $5,000, $50,000 for $500,000, I guess we can always abandon it as we go. Richard sells this as "This way you're flexible to change and add things". After wanting upfront estimates, we decided to chose our own contractor, at this point the relationship with Richard felt different, comments with an undertone of "That's what you get when you don't use my contractor". But to be fair, the good: (Why it's 1 star and not 0) * Richard had some interesting ideas * He toured us his home which doubles as a showroom of ideas * He suggested a detailed floor plan, which whilst expensive, was nice to have and has had use since then In Summary I think there's a certain type of client who will be happy with Richard, and it's largely someone/couple who are very busy and wants to hand over a blank check and see what happens, and I'm sure some amazing remodels do happen as a result, but this isn't the service suited for ourselves, and a lot of people we know. Suggestions: * Transparency upfront about how the preferred contractor works before asking for money from customers * Continuous disclosure on retainer costs, Richard enters the costs likely the day of it, on a tool, give access to that tool so we can immediately see our balance OR a weekly email OR an email when we hit every $1,000 milestone at least.

We learned about Richard Landon from our daughter and son-in-law who worked with him on an…read moreextensive kitchen and living space remodel. It was obvious that Richard has a great eye for design and he gave them some really thoughtful ideas for their home. Our own project was to renovate a very small, older home into something we could live in for years to come. While the original ask was for help in redesigning the kitchen and bathroom spaces, Richard had some really clever and thought provoking ideas for the rest of the house as well. His innovative thinking really helped us to focus and identify what we need to do there. We would not hesitate to work with Richard on another project or, to recommend him to family and friends.