I can really recommend this place if you are in the market for designer furniture. Neil the guy…read morethat owns this place has an excellent eye and finds some really good pieces. He always knows what is new and if you are after an investment piece of designer furniture he will give you really sound advice. It is not cheap, this isn't your Ikea quality stuff but if you have more of a Habitat or Heals budget he will be able to sort you out. They also have some great rugs, leather sofas and fab knick nacks and table wear etc. A good service and the best price for that level of kit - especially if you are after more than one piece.

We had been planning on buying an Arne Jacobsen Egg chair for some years and Couch Potato company…read moredid us a great deal. We purchased the chair without going to the store and they were very helpful/patient in helping us select the right version for our room. The chair arrived as as scheduled in perfect state - we are really pleased with it and it makes great addition to our lounge.

Wow, Walked past the window and had to stop and walk back to have another look. Some amazing modern…read morecreations to fill your ultra modern penthouse with. Sculptured plastic chairs in vibrant colours, solid wood carvings made to also be functional and a whole host of kitchens and furniture for the home. It all looks very high end and would make for a dream home but unfortunately, when enquiring on the prices of said kitchens, It is well out of my price range. Maybe another day !! Some truly wonderful pieces however and if you can afford it, I would suggest a vist to Mark Zoranovski.

This is by far one of the most intriguing furniture shops I have been too, having worked closely…read morewith furniture designers that is saying a lot. I was not particularly interested in their more traditional kitchens and furniture, what caught my eye was these amazing hand made sculptures/ functional furniture pieces they have on the window display. From far away one of them is a wooden sac perfectly sculpted with a rope tied around the top, when you come closer it is a chest of drawers, nine drawers to be exact. Designers always manage to amaze me when they can create something that is not only functional but it is also aesthetically beautiful.

I like shopping at Cargo. They sell a range of home furnishings, kitchenware, decorations, and…read moreoutdoor furniture and games. The quality of what they sell is good - I would say comparible to John Lewis, and also reasonably priced. The store is well layed out and actually pretty big for Putney Exchange. The staff are generally very helpful. They also have frequent sales throughout the year - so it is particularly worth paying a visit when one of these is on. I saved 20% of a sofa there once, and took advantage of their interest free credit offer.

One of the best places to start your home ware shopping in Putney…read more There have been so many times when I've needed a specific item and after wandering around for a while, I've found the item here! Always reasonably priced (not cheap, but not expensive), there are often bargains to be found here! With furniture, bedding seasonal goods, kitchenware, garden decorations, soft furnishings, bathroom accessories head here before you visit the competition (Argos, Select and Save and Robert Dyas)!

A gem of a place for those people tired of Ikea and MFI furniture. This place sells top quality…read moregoods, from beds to book cases and all things in between. Vic and Ken are good fun to barter with and you always end up feeling like you have got a bargain, because everything is reasonably priced. I would describe this as an Aladins Cave, well worth a browse.

The place for quality bargain Hunters.read more

I don't understand how this fraudulent "company" is allowed to continue to trade. If you make an…read moreonline purchase be prepared to spend vast amounts of time over many months chasing up a non existent item, then chasing up your refund which you will end up retrieving through your bank's involvement. My bank told me I had fallen for a scam where a company takes your payment but does not fulfill their side of the transaction and obtained my refund several months after my initial payment was made. Be warned - avoid this seasoned operator who has nothing to learn - but I have learned a lot about protecting my finances through my dealings with her and won't make the same mistake again!

My experience was online. An item was out of stock but payment was taken. Within 5 mins of…read more"purchases", the matter was cleared up via email with clear communication and a clear ETA on the item was communicated. Very happy with the experience.

It's about time! Very few business promote themselves as 'green', in fact in the entire high…read morestreet in Chiswick Chest of Drawers is the only one that comes to mind. I really believe that a business can be successful and sustainable. 30% of the wood they use is reclaimed, they visit their wood suppliers to make sure they adhere to certain environmental and ethical standards, and they tell the consumer the 'furniture miles' a piece has travelled to reach the shop. Three small changes that can be make a huge difference. Walking into the shop the smells of oak and mahogany are intoxicatingly delicious, its nature. Not only is the showroom enormous but they also have sales throughout the year for ex-display items, you can grab a good deal (up to 40% off retail price) and have a clear conscious. The furniture speaks for itself, it is pompous, present and beautiful. As their slogan reads 'beautiful furniture should be sustainable' I am all for that!

Stylish window displays tempt passers-by to step over the threshold, into this well laid-out,…read morespacious interiors store. Once inside, it's easy to be tempted by the wide array of accessories and household treats on offer. Prettily-packaged, scented, glass-filled candles start at £3.75 and come in a delicious and unusual range of fragrances (including spiced pear). In November, much of the focus is on seasonal decorations with many 'twinkling' items ('gold' and 'silver'-hued angels, cherubs, hearts and stars) from just 75p. If you're looking for a gift, at any time of year, you'll be spoilt for options and budgets here. A plethora of photo frames, glassware and candle holders have a wide appeal. I was almost tempted to pick-up one of the vibrantly colourful door mats by Bombay Duck but thought them a little pricey (and potentially impractical) at £22.75. Staff are enthusiastic and helpful.

Lots of lovely little treats in this shop. Great place to buy a unique gift but to be honest, I…read morefind it's a great place to find yourself a little 'cheer up' treat. Beautiful costume jewellery, pretty candles and funky household nick-nacks. Fabulous! Staff also really friendly.

Fantastic! I wish there was one nearer where I live. It is a 3 hour round trip otherwise. Full of…read moreplants for indoors and outdoors, tools, furniture, books, giftware, and even a greeting card section.

Garden centre in the grounds of Syon House. Great range of plants, shrubs, materials for the…read moregarden. There is a large indoor area with specific areas for gifts, pets/bird feeding, tools etc. If you are eco friendly there is a speciality eco/green shop selling a range of products ranging from electrical to reusable nappies. Ecover lovers can fill their used bottles in an area dedicated to cleaning products and buy larger quantities. Also drop into the coffee shop / refectory which is shared with Syon House.