Explaining Early Settler, Recollections, Furniture -Homeware store, the word that come to mind is…read moreamazing, or impressive, wonderful, overwhelming. As we leisurely stroll through this store, with eyes wide open, I cannot help thinking we need a bigger house for us to purchase more furniture. We have shopped in this store for over five years, always found the prices competitive, with staff very knowledgable and helpful. We visit and enjoy a coffee in their Cafe regularly, to return and view the increasing range of modern and traditional style furniture, always with the latest colour and up to date accessories, outdoor furniture and bathroom ware, all with very affordable pricing, just amazing.

I'm a sucker for a bit of aesthetics and this store must be owned by an interior decorator. Modern…read moreand with enthusiastic flare for the creative Terrace has a awesome range of flooring and other bibs and bobs. Offering wool, rugs and flooring solutions they will custom service a design for you. As I need a rug this is what I will get. So many here though having a bit of trouble choosing.

From the owner: At Terrace we aim to involve the client in the process of choosing and customising their flooring &…read morefurniture selections. We strongly believe in the products we represent and realise considered design concepts take time. Our ranges include Armadillo rugs and Ethnicraft furniture, along with a wide variety of flooring brands and options to suit your needs.

Great selection all old door handles and household furniture a life size elephant amazingread more

To visit this shop on a day when Today Tonight was filming in store says it all really…read more When I think salvage I think pre-used, worn, second hand and dirt cheap. Not overpriced, super sized and wogtastic. From plaster archways to gold lamps, iron outdoor gates through to claw foot bath tubs you can find some McMansion suitable furnishings here for more than you'd buy them in a De Lights or Bunnings. And then of course this gigantic "salvage yard" houses their most prized possessions - the 8 life size Elvis', robotic dinosaur collections and Blues Brothers car hanging from the roof. Hang on...what? I honestly don't know how many financial transactions this place actually achieves but I would suspect the foot traffic of gawkers would outweigh sales 20 to 1. Unless of course you too have a spare $600-2000 to spend adding that finishing touch of a moving T-Rex into your lounge room with its 10m high ceiling, archway and marble floors. But who doesn't I guess?

Unley Disposals have an extensive range of second hand furniture. These guys not only sell…read morefurniture but they are always buying as well. This is a family owned business that's been in operation for four decades. As well as pre-loved items, they also make and sell their own pine furniture. Everything is locally made and they can custom build to your design. There are actually two arms to this business - one part of the shop is the Disposals area and the other is called Mr Bookcases. If you're looking for something to sleep on, something to sit on or something to hang on your wall and you don't want to spend a lot of money, you may just find what you're looking for at Unley Disposals. The shop itself is pretty hard to miss but I always look for the dummy soldier in his army greens out the front.

If you've been sitting there thinking, where can I buy a Bali hut? Or a larger than life-sized army…read moreman? Then look no further. Love, love, LOVE Mr. Bookcases. Not only do they sell good quality and cheap furniture items, they have a range of really quirky things that you probably wouldn't find in many places around Adelaide. Eureka flag included. From incredibly awesome Ned Kelly coffee tables, to beautiful dining tables, to mattresses... There is a whole lot of items available in this massive store. Apparently their stock changes on a regular basis also. Some of the items are second hand, and some of them are new, and some of them are even custom built. It's also family owned, and all the stuff is made in Adelaide. Love.

Dude. Gross. I've…read morenever liked cane furniture all too much, and being in a store with filled with it makes me feel like I'm in some sort of retirement village. I've got a few elderly relatives that would be head over heels (in an injury-free sort of way) upon coming to a store like this, but if you want to retain any remnant of modernity to the interior decor of your home, I would advise you to turn and run. But to be fair, there were some decent looking outdoor chairs hidden throughout the store; stuff that I wouldn't mind buying for myself. One of their black cane outdoor furniture sets could actually be a very nice fit to a modern outdoor setting, but finding these items through an array of outdated designs will really test your searching abilities. Perhaps when I turn old and grey I'll develop an affection for unsightly cane furniture - but until then I'll look for my furniture elsewhere.

It's hard to be fair and unbiased, as my parents for some reason absolutely fucking loved cane…read morefurniture when they first decorated their house in the mid 1970s. As a result, nearly every traumatic injury of the first eight or so years of my life generally involved cane furniture. As a result, I'm not a fan. Hell, maybe I wouldn't be a fan anyway. But this place, this is alright. If you're looking for cane furniture, then this is probably your place. I came in here a few weeks ago searching for some white wicker chairs for my mother-in-law, as for some reason she seemed to have lost her sanity and decided that they would be appropriate. I was fairly impressed with the range of furniture. It was pretty good quality stuff, but I think my cats would rip anything I bought here apart in a matter of seconds. But then again I've got really destructive cats. The people that work here I only briefly talked to, but they seemed to know their stuff, and were nice enough. I'm sure if I ever wanted to buy cane furniture, this would be one of the first places I tried.