The staff are knowledgeable and helpful, which made deciding on the light fixtures I wanted easier…read more The staff are also attentive and ensure that everyone in the store is taken care of quickly and with respect. They also were competitive with pricing compared to other stores. We feel we got a good deal from them.

There is a decent selection of lighting to choose from. I purchased my bathroom lighting here…read more Staff stopped by to ask if I needed any help while strolling around the store.

Sam is very knowledgeable and helpful. he helped recommend some bulbs to work with a lamp that…read morewasn't working and didn't charge me anything for his time. hope I don't need his services again for my lamp, but would definitely go back here!

I have been here twice in the last few years and have not left my lamps for repair. Recently I went…read morein to drop off a table lamp to get a new cord, something that would have taken about 15 minutes to do. The owner quoted me $125. When I said I was shocked at the price, he suggested lowering it to $90, claiming that he had to pay the rent somehow. Still too expensive. I subsequently had the cord replaced for $35.

I contacted Casey from Rewire Pro to restore a socket and electric cord on an antique lamp from the…read more1950s. I live in Bellingham, Washington, where this service is hard to find. And I was also having trouble in the Seattle area. But as someone who travels north of the border from time to time, I found dropping off and picking up the lamp later on to be easiest and worked well. The price was reasonable and the lamp now looks great and works perfectly! I highly recommend Rewire pro!

Forgive me, Marty McFly and I were traveling back to the 50s and the turn of the century and we…read morejust returned. Or perhaps that was Restoration House and I just have a case of jetlag. [Now ending this attempt to weave in Back to Future references to share what I saw in the filled to the gills space that is a Dunbar's treasure trove.] From floor to ceiling you'll go near dizzy taking in the eclectic compilation of furniture pieces, lighting fixtures, and salvaged treasures recycled or upcycled from a wealth of eras. Fruit boxes, axles, typewriters, cash machines, radios, armoires, coffee tables and light fixtures piled high are just a few of the sparkly items that caught my eye. Staff is helpful and seem passionate about restoring lighting and furniture -- both their own projects and anything you bring them. If you have something you'd like to consign, email them images and they might just take you up on it!

Luminosa Light Designs - A True Standout in Service and Dedication…read more Coming in off the street with a quirky, hard-to-solve problem, I wasn't sure what kind of help I'd be able to get. But Carmen at Luminosa Light Designs jumped in without hesitation. After more than 45 years in the construction industry, it's rare -- and refreshing -- to meet someone who offers their time, energy, and expertise without any guarantee of compensation. She tackled the challenge of tracking down a reluctant supplier and worked tirelessly to find a solution and fair pricing. Her passion for what she does, her professionalism, and her deep knowledge of the field are simply unmatched. Thanks to Carmen, I didn't just find a solution -- I found a team I'll be loyal to. I'm not just a customer now -- I'm an advocate for life.

We have been using Luminosa on our renovation projects and found them very knowledgable and…read moreresponsive. We have moved all our lighting business to Luminosa

Spent over $2000 at the above place. Had to wait for the last two lights to arrive. When they…read moredid, guess what? One of the lamps had its wires cut. We called and called and talked to Ken, who did absolutely NOTHING for us. Promises and promises and no help whatsoever. My husband had to buy materials and rewire the lamp himself. If he weren't so mechanical, we'd have one faulty lamp after all that dough spent. AVOID THIS PLACE. They don't care as long as they have your cash. Customer service doesn't exist here at all.

The amount of lighting they have here is simply staggering. We've been to most of the lighting…read morestores in the area, and Lighting Warehouse has one of the largest selections. Leonard helped us out during our first visit and has been assisting us ever since. He is a shining example of how a business should handle customer service. He always takes the time to provide personal assistance that never feels pressured--extremely rare in the sales industry. Not to mention, he is super cool ... I actually think he's an ex-HK celebrity in hiding! On top of exceptional customer service, the prices he quoted us in our first order for ceiling fans + lights were lower than every store we had previously visited, even compared to online vendors. We've already been back multiple times for new orders. Nowadays, whenever we need lighting, I always check with Lighting Warehouse to see what they can do, even after viewing products at other stores. If they don't have it, they can usually special order it. And since our initial visit, every final purchase for lighting has been made at Lighting Warehouse due to their prices, selection, and service. I'm a huge fan of Lighting Warehouse, thanks to Leonard!

When you deal with one place that has a chain of stores you would think that product, let alone…read moreservice would be consistent around the board. While planning my washroom renovation, this was one of the stops, to see what the better stuff looks like. You can go to your Rona's and Home Depot's all you want for building supplies, but when it comes to faucet's, tubs, shower bases, shower systems, these guys carry a higher end range of product from Grohe to Riobel to Kohler you'll find some good stuff here. The place has a huge showroom, and when I was in here, walking in, amazingly enough it did not feel like a greenhouse, as you do see a ton of lights being displayed. This maybe the prettiest Robinson Lighting showroom I have seen, yet they lack service, most people I find behind a computer behind a counter. And compared to another review of mine at another location, I did not get this here, not even a smidgen close to the attention and service I received at another store. I wasn't even quoted, or given the option of a shower base I was looking for (60 x 30) and said it would take a few weeks? OK are you guys franchised here, cause I just did this transaction a few hours before entering this store. So I was quite confused with the whole matter, at the same time this store, as said, is nicely located, has great selection, and doesn't carry the cheap substitutes you might see in places like going along Bridgeport in Richmond where there are a ton of light stores. If you take pride in where you live, willing to spend more, and not wanting it to look like a cheap addition/renovation where your renting it out, or flipping it on the market, your probably coming here to get something, the only downside is the service, other than that it's not a bad store.

Whatever you do, don't provide your phone number when purchasing an item. I came in to buy new…read morelight bulbs, and while that experience was okay, I've now been inundated with threatening scam calls (3 to 4 times a day). How do I know it was Robinson that sold my info on? Well, since it's the only store that I gave out my number to in the last six months, I started receiving these multiple scam calls on the VERY DAY that I bought the items from their store. Shameful.

While sauntering along Main Street this weekend I came upon this little gem. Nineteen Ten is a…read moreboutique filled with many unique and interesting items for the home. These include, but are not limited to, cards, rugs, workshop cage lights, wooden stools, cardboard house kits, prints and cushions from local designers, welcome signs, and various other useful and beautiful items. So the next time I am desperate for a gift for the person that has almost everything I think I will head back here. Plus they carry a small assortment of Christmas ornaments (my kryptonite) that I can ogle.

Nineteen ten just opened where Legends used to be. It's a very cute space, the size of Much and…read moreLittle but more like Old Faithful with its rustic brushed metal dining chairs and lighting fixtures. The lights are definitely the main focus, right now anyhow, and they are gorgeously unique, not over the top expensive. The service is quietly friendly and thoughtful. My favourite item was a bird smoke alarm in a wooden frame that would look great on any book or kitchen shelf for 80 dollars. It is definitely a welcome addition to the reiley park area with its gaudy antique shops and stupid expensive "Scandinavian" one (you want how much for that uncomfortable old chair?). They are currently having 10% off first purchase sale, so hurry on over! (13 of 30))

The former Vancouver Architectural Antiques, a fixture on Main Street for two decades, was reborn…read moreand rebranded earlier this year with a "renewed" focus on restoring early nineteenth and twentieth century lighting pieces, antique decor, and various architectural elements in their new location. Reopening as Renew Period Lighting & Decorative Arts (aka "Renew Gallery"), the refreshed business is very much in the same mould of its predecessor also from renowned antique expert Eric Cohen. Renew features an extensive and eclectic collection of period lighting and fine antique pieces from all over the world in a more viewing friendly setting and atmosphere. Gone is the retail feel with its relaunch as a formal gallery and wholesaler on a bigger digital scale. The gallery appeals to all sorts of designers, builders, and architects looking for the right pieces including set decorators for Hollywood productions filmed in town. In the back, Renew features a dedicated space for carefully restoring and maintaining many of its complex artifacts to their former glory. The gallery has brought a contemporary twist to its antique business as it adapts to technology and the digital marketplace. It's a beautiful space filled with storied antiques and all sorts of collectables in great shape. It's aiming to be a new and old treasure in the city.

Solid 3.75 stars…read more Located in industrial area, was shopping on behalf of a client for vintage chandeliers and boy, talk about sticker shock LOL. $10,000. But worth it if you are designing a new restaurant in Yaletown or Gastown. great, knowledgeable service. They also offer movie rentals too. Nice showroom, looks like an art gallery.

I needed a part for a bathroom faucet. I bought all my…read morefaucets n sinks when we were building.our home from Save More Plumbing&Lighting...The staff were so friendly and helpful. I saw the owner showed him the piece and he immediately knew and on the spot called the company that carried it and within weeks I went and picked it up and I dldn't have to pay...thankful I remembered where I had to go. Great owner and his wonderful employees Thank you...I appreciate your help.

Solid 3.5 stars, amazing selection that will probably put Home Depot to shame. In fact, the styles…read moreand quality would probably rival some niche places. From what I saw, they specialize in bathroom tubs, faucet systems and shower heads. Also their other major line is their lighting, chandaliers but table lamps. Reasonable to see some at $300. Friendly service from Soni though can't say he was helpful haha. Most stuff from China, Canada among others.