There are only a few of these around and I guess they aren't really much different from one…read moreanother. They do tend to be in fairly similar sorts of areas so I guess the customer here is expecting the same sort of stock. It's classic elegant and simple - in the right way. They do quite a big range of Habitat-esque products but for a slightly more up market and in the IKEA, disposable furniture ago, these items are built to last. Oka doesn't do the throwaway lamp or binable lamp stand. You know that magazine Country Living? I bet the editors there would like Oka products. I would imagine they patronize the same church with its soft beige pews, sparkling crystal glass of designer blood and gently upholstered priest with elegant detailing on the arms. It's up market and expensive and not totally to my taste but it's quality and it's very hard to find fault with anything.

The delivery service that you use is unresponsive slow and doesn't communicate. We have had a…read moreproblem with two products ordered in June . Planned delivery was late one item was faulty and one item missing. OKA customer service not able to do anything apart from sympathise . I see from other comments that many customers have had the same issues - why is a company offering luxury products using such a rubbish delivery service - is your profit margin so narrow that you can't use a more effective courier!

Comfort maker looks like a small shop from the outside, but is actually quite big once you get…read morethrough the door, and also has a large upstairs department too. They sell household items such as towels, tablecloths etc, and upstairs they have a good selection of bedding and curtains. They are a good alternative to department stores when you are looking for something a little bit different, and do have some good offers from time to time, especially in the bargain baskets outside the shops.