Great store with all the Danish Modern furniture you could ever want... Well mostly…read more Not a huge store, but packed with stuff that looks to be in great shape, and not too pricey either. But I'm no furniture dealer, so I dunno about pricing. Anyway some cool fun, funky pieces. I really liked the store, and when we emailed the owner to ask a question, they got back fairly quickly, which is nice.

The Modern Mobler Team, Mat and Marty, accomplished feats worthy of Cirque de Soleil, all the while…read morein the most careful, respectful and friendly manner, despite having to work around several other work crews on site ! A terrific company!

Both the store, and Kathleen, the owner, has proven to be a fantastic resource here in Baltimore!…read more A friend recommended I visit Urban Interiors, as I am redoing my mid-century modern home. There was a great selection of well-curated pieces, including artwork, and I met the owner, Kathleen. We hit it off, and I also decided to take advantage of her design expertise to help with my setting up my new home. She's fantastic! Friendly, warm and knowledgeable, Kathleen has been a tremendous help in updating the house, finding vendors, ordering furniture, and making design decisions. I continue to buy pieces from her, and will continue to do so into the future. I would also highly recommend her services if you need interior design help. She's got a terrific eye!!

Great space and very friendly proprietors!! They have a great selection of MCM furniture and other…read moretrinkets. Will definitely be back to buy something.

Ten years ago, I hired Wendy from Dream House to re-decorate my townhouse in Rockville. I paid…read moreover $160,000 to Dream House for design advice, furniture, and accessories. At that time, I was very pleased with their work - so much so, I referred 3 family members and another friend - all of which also paid thousands of dollars to Dream House for various purchases. Two years ago, I reached out to Wendy again - this time for help when I purchased a second home in Florida. I spent $6,500K with Dream House on curtain rods, finials, rings, etc. and it ended up being an absolute fiasco. When the installer (whom I hired privately in Florida) arrived, he said the drapes could not be hung with these curtain rods because the drapes were too heavy. When I reached out to Wendy and Cassie, I learned they were both on vacation together in Spain. Wendy's response from Spain: "...how were we to know they were super heavy? We ordered rods for regular draperies." This response is from a woman who has 44 years of design experience? -- i.e. Wouldn't you inquire about the drapery fabric before ordering the rods and/or let a client know the limitations of the rods when selecting drape fabric? The drape installer left after I received this text from Wendy in Spain, "...I understand how you feel, but I worked very, very hard on this for you...spent hours on this. I've used all these rods before..I have never had an issue. At this point I'm on vacation and would rather not have to take care of this right now." Though Wendy admitted later that she should have never taken on my design project (true!), they only refunded me $1,100 for curtain rod hardware that I returned to them - indicating to me that the curtain rod company would not allow anything else to be returned since is it was custom ordered, and I also had to pay a 20% restocking fee. Disgusted, I asked Cassie to mail the $1,100 check to my Maryland address; instead she mailed it to my Florida home. When I requested that Cassie re-send the check to me at my Maryland home as requested, she told me she could only do this if I paid a $40 check stop payment fee. The moral of my story: Buyer beware! If you run into any issues, be assured from my experience that neither Wendy nor Cassie will take ANY ownership of the problem. Beyond a frustrating and disappointing experience from a once very loyal customer. My only solace is that I have repeated my horrible experience to many friends and family who will also never shop at Dream House again.

Dream House is one of a hundred quaint stores in Downtown Frederick. So what makes Dream House…read moredifferent. Well, I'll tell you, the store looks brand new. Mostly it is filled with oversized furniture which is a modern but comfortable take on higher end pieces. Me and my friend went to the back and sat on these amazing chairs that were electronically reclining. Cause I don't want to have to push with my back on the hair to make it recline. What am? An animal?! The woman who was very pleasant told us that the chairs could come in one of like 50 different fabrics and leathers. I sat on another couch before I left which was very comfortable. If I had a larger house, I would definitely stop by this store. I do like a lot of the patterns on the furniture. The customer service was great! I like the customizability! I do remember the prices were a little on the higher side, but probably level with other stores like it in the area. Also... I'm gonna be honest, I don't have the best gauge on furniture prices. I don't go furniture shopping that often, and when I do it's for vintage furniture. I wouldn't hesitate to stop back into the store to see the new things they have in stock.

When you put in thrift stores in this area you get a myriad of options that don't necessarily fit a…read morethrift store motif. I have been, and continue to, search for items for my apartment. It's little odds and ends that I think I need and only I understand what I am looking for. In hopes of finding a decent spot to browse, I came here. Now, although they didn't have anything that I wanted to look for, I did spend a good amount of time browsing. That is the one thing that you will need when you enter here, time. There is a ton of stuff in here that you can easily lose yourself in. However, if you are claustrophobic, bypass this place. The aisles are extra small and this could be on the verge of a hoarder case. You kind of have to go with the flow of everyone else in the store, and that means you really can't retrace your footsteps if you need to. Unless you are the only person in the store, which is a rarity. The owner of this place is amazing. She is so full of life and greets everyone that walks in the door. She makes sure that you have what you need even if you didn't expect that you needed it. If you have some time, give this place a shot as there are things in here that you wouldn't expect to find.

Horrible experience being followed around the store by the owner. This place is an eyesore and a…read moregeneral vibe killer on an otherwise lovely downtown street. No idea how they're still in business.

After popping in one day to look for some furniture for my new place, I am a regular and this is…read morejust about my favorite place to shop. I go about once a week, and much prefer shopping on a weekday when it's less crowded than on the weekends. I love that I can go in and find special things that spark joy for my home or like new/gently used name-brand clothing for the whole family and have no guilt about buying whatever I like. Occasionally, I'll think something is a couple dollars overpriced, but something else will be underpriced or on sale with their discounts on the colored tags of the day (e.g., pink 35% off, yellow 50% off) so it evens out. I also have their loyalty card and am surprised that about every other visit I have $5-15 off to apply to my purchase. Yesterday, I bought J.Crew, Banana Republic, Loft, and White House Black Market work pants and skirts for $3-7 each. I got an awesome large art print for that hard-to-fill space over the couch for $4.94. A signed, framed painting for $3. A cool modern floor lamp for $19. I have found cool little pieces of pottery for storage or to look pretty on bookshelves for $2-8. Woven baskets for storage $5-10. Men's shirts including from J.Crew for about $5. My new favorite casual pants for $5. A like new work blazer for about $10. The kids clothes are around $2-5. I have yet to find anything that's just what I need in the furniture section, but there have been some tempting finds such as a beautiful caned bentwood rocking chair I didn't have a spot for. The store is very well organized by category and size. Sleeveless shirts (don't like) separate from short-sleeved shirts (do like) separate from long-sleeved shirts (not right now). Mini-skirts (absolutely not) separate from mid-length skirts (yes, please) separate from long skirts (not on me). Sizes 2, then 4, then 6, then 8, then 10, then 12 and beyond. It makes it easy to go to your size in the category you're looking for and then move on. The only things I don't love are that there are only 2 or maybe 3 dressing rooms so you often have to wait. When it gets crowded it can be hard to get through the narrower aisles, and one time a mean old lady snarled at me. The store ceiling and floors and walls look decrepit and depressing, but I generally don't have to touch any of that so I just look at the cool stuff and keep moving. These things are still totally worth it for the amazing finds, and probably gives you more of a thrill of finding a diamond in the rough!

I read a few reviews and went out of my way to check this place out but it was such a…read moredisappointment to me. I love rummaging the housewares and this section was small and just a jumbled mess. They have racks and racks of clothing so maybe that's what all the hype is about. But I felt claustrophobic walking through those aisles. Entrance/exit was tights and hard to navigate when there's a lien to check out.

I like this Target small-format store. I can usually grab what I need and be in and out quickly…read morewithout taking any meandering turns or getting distracted by things that are not on my shopping list. The store features a small grocery section, a CVS pharmacy, and a range of items for the household. I find it useful to order ahead and pick up my purchases at the store if I think the store might run out of one or more items that I need. Payment is by self-checkout only, which is more efficient than a cashier-run checkout lane. Parking is available in the rear of the store.

Even before I stepped inside the store I disliked it. The reason? It is pouring down rain and…read morethis store decided to lock the door on Georgia Ave. There was a sign there indicating that the parking lot door is open, however no arrow existes to point me (and other) as to where the stupid parking lot is! Cold and rainy and I needed to walk a quarter mile just to get inside. I finally made it in and purchased the couple of items that I needed, but I was not thrilled to be here at all. Aside from all of that commotion, I noticed the prices here are the highest than any other department store in the area. The Kombucha juice that I like is $.25 higher here than other major grocery stores. It's like they only want customers who drive here and utilize the parking lot.

Kami, the business owner, is a wonderful person and excellent rug consultant. Kami spent time…read moreeducating us on the wide variety of options to suit our needs. He presented options that spoke to our taste, color scheme and most importantly, budget. I would highly recommend ABC Rug Outlet for anyone looking for quality rugs and service.

Very attentive and prompt with service! Our capers look like new after they cleaned them. Also,…read morebought new pads to keep rugs from moving!

Went to help my parents purchase a mattress, and my experience was amazing…read more I worked with Solomon, and he treated me and my mom very well. He was extremely patient with us throughout the process, and helped us successfully navigate through some challenges along the way. He remained helpful and polite throughout the process, and answered all of my questions. I'm happy to report that my parents are enjoying their new bed, and I couldn't be more happy with the entire experience.

Thank you for a stress free shopping experience! We went in looking for a firm mattress with a firm…read morebudget. Tamsin, the salesman, was so helpful and showed us the pros and cons of each type and model. Very pleased with our purchase, convenient and economical, thank you, Tamsin!

Large selection of men's clothing with a lot of variety and great prices. Wow portions of the store…read moreare packed and a little bit hard to maneuver the clothing aisles are sure to satisfy even that choosiest of pickers.

The Verdict: Less selection for sizes under 6, so it's…read moreprobably a good place to go if you're between M-L. They had some great deals, if you're willing to sift through things. They also have really good prices on books. I left without any clothes, but i did buy a stack of books. This place probably has the best prices around for books. It's kind of small, with a limited selection of options. I took the bus here, which was an hour each way, so i wouldn't recommend it if you also rely on public transportation. I spent less than an hour here. Items you can find: men's, women's, and children's clothes, as well as some furniture, and books. Here's a price breakdown: Colors are mixed together and everything is loosely arranged by size, so it's not terribly well- organized. I found size 0 clothes next to L and XL, so I'm honestly not too sure how it's organized here. By style? The prices are kinda all over the place. Like i saw a few Forever 21 dresses for $10, which I'm pretty sure is how much they'd cost new in that store. Dresses: $5- $20 Blouses: $3 - $7 Tank tops: $2.50 - $8 Pants and slacks: $4 - $10 Skirts: $5 - $10 Long sleeves: $4 - $10 Book prices: Paperbacks: 0.44 Hardbacks: 1.91 Children's Books: 0.33 Magazines: 0.25 (or 5 for $1) Bibles: Free