Amazing one on one service. Very knowledgeable staff. Price matching with Amazon and wayfarer. They…read morewill explain anything you need. No pressure sales. Come here if you need anything. If they don't have it, they will order it, even if you just want to look at it.

Superhelpful and welcoming. The staff is amazing and I purchase a bed there that I love. There is…read moreso much nice furniture so please if your looking for something for your home come here. Also there are wonderful cribs and baby furniture/baby clothing that you shouldn't miss out on. I drove an hour from where I lived to shop here and it was completely worth it!

What took me a second was the genuine costumer service by Ed. He allowed me to have my space and…read morebrowse on my own for a shoe rack. Ge packed my furniture and made me move the car closer so that he could load it for me! He was extremely helpful and nice. He definitely has the best prices! I would definitely comeback.

In like a Christian, out like the serpent. This dude ran a short con on us. Says "I'll give it to…read moreyou" again and again. Expensive chair he knows we need. Go pick one out the color matches our carpet. Five minutes later he's got two hundred bucks of "I'll give it to you" rung up. Some wasn't even product, but stuff to keep his displays clean from hair oil. Smiling scam artist with an oversized cross and flag pin. Didn't have to do that. I pay my debts. He promised to deliver and take out the old stuff too. Didn't do either. Offer disappeared after he took my money. Gotta stop before I use words would shame my mother.

Was told about this place by a local when I moved to the area. I must say it was incredibly lucky…read morethat we were told about Furniture Exchange. Selection is eclectic in a good way, just like thrift shopping you have to go in with low expectations and you will find gems. I'm not saying that the quality is low, more to say that you will be surprised about what you are able to find and you will go home pleased with your findings. Ended up picking up bar stools for a fraction of the cost at any of the store nearby, and even ikea. We love them and have come back many times for various other furniture. I don't come in with any thoughts about what I might want, and I always leave feeling content.

Looking for the new location of Burlap and Lace. I stumbled upon this gem!! Darling women, super…read morekind and helpful as I was limited in car space. Does offer shipping local with arrangements and delivery fee. Great service! I'll be back!! Thank you ladies for the "special horse"

I could have spent HOURS in this shop, wandering around and looking at all of the beautiful things…read morefor sale. We were spending the night locally on a trip up the west coast, and our Airbnb host suggested Inkwell as a good place to purchase gifts. They were absolutely right. There were plenty of staff around; I received numerous offers of help, and the cashier who helped us was really nice and welcomed us to their town. The options for gifts were plentiful, with everything from purses to candles to preserves to clothing to dishes and fun kitchen gadgets. (The shop is attached to a furniture store that looked beautiful, but we didn't spend time there.) They also sold local postcards, greeting cards, and other Oregon-themed gifts. We purchased a beautiful blown-glass Christmas ornament for ourselves and numerous small gifts for my parents. The prices were what I would have expected -- not cheap, but the items were nice and well-made, and the prices felt fair for what we purchased. I highly recommend this shop.

Good Day Yelpies,…read more From the outside, this place looks absolutely amazing--its long-standing history as an independently owned business is what drew my wife and me in for some furniture shopping. As many of you know, furniture is a long-term investment, and the shopping experience should come with attentive, knowledgeable staff who help guide you through that process. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience. From the moment we walked in, we felt more observed than welcomed. One employee made eye contact and immediately turned away, and as we continued browsing--essentially left to "prospect" on our own--there was little effort to engage or assist us. On our way out, another staff member offered a brief hello but never followed up to ask if we needed help. When you're making a significant purchase like furniture, customer service matters just as much as the product. Sadly, this visit left us feeling overlooked rather than valued. We later found our couch at another location and will receive it in 30 to 60 days due to the customization we requested. We are happy to have found a place that truly understood what we were looking for our home.

Our bedroom was an accumulation of remnants and rubbish representing the epochs of our lives; a…read moredresser for the 1970s, a wicker bed from the 80s, an antique dresser that once belonged to a Yukon fir trapper, and a steamer trunk from the RMS Lusitania. When my wife and I couldn't stand it any longer and headed out to buy furniture, we were horrified. While we loved the hand crafted Amish stuff, and could easily abide a room full of offerings from The Real Mother Goose, we couldn't afford it. The truly hideous, outsourced, stapled particle board junk that we found in the big box furniture stores was not going to open our wallets at any price. What to do? We both are conscious of sustainability and the life cycle of the manufactured items we buy. We wanted good quality furniture that could be handed down to the next generation. We wanted solid wood furniture, made from sustainably harvested woods. We wanted furniture that employed local materials and labor and employed the same manufacturing techniques used to make handcrafted furniture. Forget about it - Right? Well we were about to give up when we dropped into the Dania store in the Hollywood district. They carry Wood Castle Furniture, and it was exactly what we were looking for. Wood Castle makes truly beautiful solid wood furniture, from sustainably harvested hardwood right here in Oregon. We bought a queen size spindle bed, a tall five-drawer chest, a wide six-drawer chest, a wall hung mirror, and two one-drawer night stands; all for five thousand dollars. This might seem high, but it's less than some of the rocking chairs at the Real Mother Goose, and it all came with a lifetime warranty that I doubt we will ever use. Thank you Wood Castle!

We found Woodcastle through a local furniture retailer. We made the trek from Beaverton to Albany…read moreto the showroom in search of bedroom furniture to replace the hodge podge collection of life's leftovers. What we found was a knowledgeable, friendly staff invested in sharing their love of finely made wood furniture. We got to pick out our headboard and foot board. We are so happy with our purchase and proud to know we kept our money local. Thank you Woodcastle!

Sarah is a fantastic no pressure high service salesperson and we're very glad we stopped in. Also…read morethey have so many recliners you're sure to find something you like.

I bought a sectional and it cost almost $6000. The couch part of it is covered under warranty. The…read morefabric is fine, which is what's not under warranty, but the couch itself is starting to break down. I called them. They said they fixed it and they ended up coming out to my house again, but it's still not right it hangs crooked. I would not ever buy another one.

Nahani did awesome helping us out. She is super friendly and showed us the best options with what…read morewe were looking for! She helped bring our purchase to our car as well.

Giana was very helpful, did not come off as pushy. We came…read morein with our 5 year old and she was very patient and informative. Our experience was a 5 star, thank you for helping us make our home a home :)

Large furniture store that took the place of the old bed, bath, and beyond. There is a private…read moreparking lot out in front. Workers are incredibly friendly and helpful and we never felt rushed or pressured to get anything. We were looking for a couch and were told about the benefits of various couches, including lifetime warranty, and asked about what we wanted from the couch (nothing too soft but not incredibly firm). Delivery and set up was a reasonable cost. There is a return policy but be aware that you would need to pay for the truck again. They will price match so it's a nice one stop place to shop for your furniture needs.

From the owner: With dreams of one day opening his own furniture store in Eugene, Kevin began working in the…read morewarehouse of a large waterbed chain in Seattle and set his mind to learning every aspect of the business from the ground up. After excelling in various roles in the waterbed business, Kevin continued on the path to his dream by working his way up the ranks of the oak furniture industry. When the timing was right we packed up and moved back to Oregon with our three young daughters and opened our first store in Eugene in 1998. Now, with more than 3 decades of experience and a passion for selling quality products and providing outstanding service, Kevin has more than realized his dream and has built a solid reputation in our marketplace as we've grown to one of the largest family-owned furniture and mattress retailers in Oregon. But throughout our growth, one thing has remained the same: our dedication to providing the best possible furniture buying experience for our customers.

This is a nice store, my 14 year old daughter got a $15 record player, a $10 sweater, and a $3…read moredollar zebra mug. This store is a pricey "thrift" store. I saw set's of dishes over $100. Two bins of Lego's over $100. I wonder if they ever sell anything at those prices. They do have a "sale" section. But it's a "thrift" store, why would you have a "sale" section.. Well because the prices are so high. I dunno, I don't think we will be back because we have so many real thrift stores around here that are thrift store prices. The people that worked there were nice, but that doesn't help the prices unfortunately.

I bought a silverware set that tested positive for lead. I was unaware that vintage silverware…read morecould have lead which is known to cause birth defects.. I'm pregnant. Testing is cheap and easy I found out.. especially for a store that gets everything for free. Signage about the risk could be another solution, again very cheap. At the very least what I called asking for was a refund and explained why and the guy on the phone was extremely rude and made it clear that he could care less (apparently he is the manager). I will never shop here again because if he cares this little about customers growing a literal human being imagine how he treats his employees!