The best furniture store and nicest owners! They have such stylish and unique pieces that you can't…read morefind anywhere else.

Went to the store today and the 2 salesmen were not helpful and not willing to sell an item. The…read moreonly thing I have to thank them for not selling it because we went online and got the item for much cheaper that the store was selling it for. Let's see if the store survives.

This is a great place to find things you normally wouldn't find in a regular grocery store and from…read moreall over the world .

Lots of nice things to look at. Checkout was beyond my expectation because Lai was very friendly,…read morehelpful and accompanied by a smile.

9/27/25@10 am. We walked in ready to purchase material for drapes for our bedroom and living room…read more NO one greeted us. No one came to say, "We will be right with you." We walked by the sales lady couple of times. She said nothing to us. I will give her this, she looked at us. But she was more interested in her conversation with the upholstery guy. WE WERE THE ONLY CUSTOMERS. We were there for 10 minutes. Thank you MY KIDS

I remember Calico Corners in California back in the later 70s it's still a nice store but rather…read moreexpensive.

This is our second time purchasing from living spaces. The first purchase we made was about a year…read moreago and we purchased the Anacapa modular sectional for our loft area no complaints it is a very comfortable couch and has held up over a year. We had to go back to living Spaces because we purchased a new home and need to furnish it. We're starting with a couch and the dining table. Our sales associate was Vina and we actually met Veena a few months ago when we were just looking at furniture and seeing our options and what would fit best in our space and she took us around the showroom all the different options and showed us the modular couches fast-forward to this month we went in and finally decided on a couch. We went with the Everett modular couch. We custom ordered the fabric and the pillows, and we went with the Casey, walnut expandable table and Kissa chair chairs. Vina was so patient with my husband and I. Thank you Vina!!

We took delivery of a dining room set. Ivory chairs and a glass top table. When we opened the…read moreboxes, the chairs are filthy!!! Stain from the frame of the chairs has leached into the ivory fabric and they're horrific. Tried to call customer service...on hold for 45 minutes only to be met with the most apathetic customer service rep I've ever encountered. Run...don't walk ...away from these scum of the earth furniture sellers. Nightmare. The absolute worst quality and service I've ever encountered. Grrrrrrrr I would give minus 0stars if I could.

We purchased a custom Big Sur Square Arm Leather Right Arm Sofa with Wide Chaise Sectional in…read moreStatesville Molasses leather just over a year ago. We chose Pottery Barn because we believed we were investing in superior materials, craftsmanship, and long-term durability. Within the first year, the leather began showing significant and uneven surface deterioration -- most noticeably on the chaise section. The finish has visibly lightened and broken down in irregular patches (see attached photos). This goes beyond normal aging or the typical patina leather develops over time; it appears to be premature surface breakdown. The sofa has been used gently in a low-traffic home and maintained according to Pottery Barn's care guidelines. It remains structurally intact, but cosmetic durability is part of what customers expect when investing nearly $7,500 in a custom leather sectional. We did not purchase this piece expecting it to look visibly distressed within 12 months of normal use. We contacted Pottery Barn, submitted detailed photos, and requested assistance under warranty. No in-home inspection was conducted. The decision was based solely on the photos, and we were informed that this condition is considered "normal wear." Our case was then closed without any offer of repair, replacement, or partial reimbursement. We respectfully but firmly disagree with that conclusion. When visible finish breakdown after one year is categorized as "normal," it calls into question both the durability of the product and the company's willingness to stand behind it. For a purchase of this magnitude, we expected a more thorough evaluation process and meaningful support. Had Pottery Barn worked with us toward a fair resolution, we would have remained loyal customers. As it stands, this experience has significantly impacted our confidence in the brand, and we would be hesitant to shop with Pottery Barn again. We're sharing this so future buyers can better understand how durability expectations and "normal wear" may be interpreted.

I have no idea how Pottery Barn remains in business with it's extremely high prices…read more I received a diffuser for Christmas and brought it back in the hopes of exchanging it for something else because I already have diffusers at home. There were no employees in sight and I had to look for someone to be able to assist me. I then learned this diffuser costs $99 plus tax which almost gave me a heart attack. I can't believe my friend spent this much money on this! After looking around there wasn't much to choose from under a hundred bucks and I sure the heck wasn't going to add my own money for anything that's so expensive. Compared to other competitors in the area where really nice diffusers run between $20 to $45 this place has lost its mind.

Beautiful Local, Family Owned store with so many amazing pieces for your home, office or and…read morewonderful gifts for family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, etc. Prices to fit any budget. Excellent customer service, they are so knowledgeable and have special cards for each type of crystal so you know what the spiritual and healing qualities are for each are. Highly recommend, go check them out! #shop Local Las Vegas

Honestly, I don't know what kind of rating I should give this business. I'm always baffled by…read moredisplayed business hours but the business is closed. Anyway, I didn't go in so I can't judge the service or the crystal's. It was 2:45pm when I tried to stop by. Tried calling before I drove here but they didn't answer and the vm is full. Figured I'd just stop by since it said open. 100% closed.

Only my second time at Home goods but I really luv luv the holiday vibes!!!…read more First time at this location but from the moment you walk in to store definitely feels like home....Welcoming good energy vibes and sweet candles!!! Large space so plenty to look at and definitely a great little last minute Christmas present shopping opportunities!!!

It's nice to go browse once in a while. Packed with merchandise. Friendly and helpful customer…read moreservice staff. Prices are reasonable IMO. Sometimes the check out line can get long, but effort is made to keep check out services as quick as possible.

It's a very big store and will most likely have what you're looking for. We've had many DIY…read moreprojects throughout the years and finding random things here has always been fun. The store is also nicely organized and I've always appreciated that.

Wall Decor sign said 50% off - large sign In small fine…read moreprint - stated not including "gifts". ((Should have posted in large letters "red & yellow" tags- is not on sale)) Hubby brought it all to the counter, after waiting in a really long line, but the cashier told him "All of these count as "Gifts." Hubby was mad. I have to agree with him. This is False Advertising. Shady. Shame on you, Hobby Lobby. I really don't like when stores pull the switch-a-roo. Too bad, I used to like this store. The store used to have Sales. There used to be a 40% off coupon in the Weekly Ad. The t-shirts (for tie-dye) used to be $2.99. Then, things changed. Guess 'cause Joann's closed (you thought you'd have the market). But Michaels is still an option. Better yet, go across the street to Wal-mart, if you're not too picky with crafting needs.