You don't have to have a "house" to shop here, but if you did it would be so awesome because you'd…read morehave more room to put stuff in! This store is great for anyone wanting to add some life and colour into the home life - whether that be finding new linen, throws, pillows or gowns, if you want to create a luxury feel to your special place you may find something here that will catch your eye. It's not cheap - so don't expect any bargains, but occassioally you can find a bargain that seems pretty good.... They have a great range and if you're looking to re/decorate I think you will be pleasantly surprised :)

My house looks nothing like the store My house. The store is gorgeous with decorated pieces and…read moreitems enticing me every time I enter the store. The lighting, flooring and possible newness (recently opened) adds to the sparkle. Since its opening, I have shopped there a couple of times, but I will definitely have to buy a whole lot more for my home to begin looking like that. I love their cushions! Amazing collection and range at affordable prices. Go on, feel their bathrobe, it's soft. You will find everything for your sleeping, bathing and homeware needs. Good products, good price, good service. Only downside for me is that their Advantage club is a paid membership.

Every aspect of this business went the extra mile for me and my wife. We recently moved to…read moreAustralia and had not a piece of furniture. We were sure we'd be sleeping on the floor in our new place but Ausbeds came to the rescue! The lady at the front desk gave us a rundown of what they had and let us shop ourselves. Zero pressure just great customer service. Then hearing that we were bedless she called her boss and made same day delivery happen. The delivery guy was amazing as well. I cannot recommend this place enough!

I thoroughly enjoyed perusing this funky gift shop, it made a nice break from all the generic…read moreWestfield shops one tends to find in Bondi Junction. There are some fun, quirky and kitsch products and it is a good store to browse if you are in need of gift ideas. I quite liked all the cutsey home wares like the skeleton gingerbread men cookie cutters and the old style princess telephones. However I have seen many of the products in other gift shops before so maybe in need of a few more unique items. The store was set out very neatly and all the stock was quite accessible to pick up and touch, nothing was hiding or obscured from view. Everything was quite reasonably priced too. The staff were friendly enough to exchange pleasantries but were more interested in talking to each other than paying attention to the person at the counter.

Hart and Heim is such a cool shop, these kinds of shops are so great as they exude imagination and…read moreinnovation. Set up the top Bondi Junction Westfield they are in amongst a few other shops selling unique home- ware. These shops are perfect for buying presents as not only will you be able to give gifts that the recipient does not have, but they will not have imagined such a thing has even been created. Believe it or not they have a Combie tent, yes a tent, which is formed to replicate a 1960's Combie van, how jealous would the other campers be of you. Also another super cool item is Pacman & Ghost Monsters (the ones who chase Pacman around) mint containers (although I am guessing they are not necessarily intended for mints). They have bird song alarm clocks and the cutest brightly coloured grenades you will ever see - they are chew toys for dogs. There is no limit to the imagination at Heart and Heim, go there, be inspired.

With the Rushcutters Bay tennis courts just down the road, this would appear to be a good position…read morefor a tennis shop, and apparently it must be as they recently moved into the larger space vacated by the Mac store that inhabited the store previously a mere 2 doors down form their old premises. It pretty much has everything you could want from a tennis shop and if you're not in the area, you can just go on their website and order from the comfort of your own home should you be watching the Aussie Open and suddenly get the urge to buy something tennis-related.

We purchased a squash racquet onine. It arrived promptly but when my son played with it he detected…read morea small rattle. I contacted Phil who immediately wrote back to say he was happy to replace it if I sent it back. He refunded the cost of the return postage and had a replacement to me within a week. He was pleasant and professional and gave the impression of really caring for his customers' satisfaction.

We love going to Urban Lighting! After 18 years, we have never had a bad experience. Good products,…read moreknowledgeable staff, excellent service. They go the extra mile to get things at short notice mid renovation. And they are dog friendly! Caileen's review is very strange - I have never had a problem with returns and have always found their pricing to be competitive. Which is why I now don't waste time going elsewhere. Charmian

Scott and the team are amazing. We ordered and had…read moredelivered to NT. Everything was packed carefully for delivery and service was prompt and tracked the whole way. Will definitely use for future purchases for our construction company.

Great selection. Great people. Good open shop with plenty of from to move around and a bar for…read morewhile you're waiting!

Harrolds. What is there not to love? Beautiful clothes, friendly atmosphere and wonderful staff -…read moreHarrolds seems to have it all! This store was originally near Martin Place before relocating too much larger premises in Westfields Sydney. The new store is absolutely amazing. The fit out is breathtaking and definitely up to world standards (think Opening Ceremony in Tokyo or Colete in Paris, only slightly more conservative in aesthetic). The product assortment is beautifully curated. The last time I was there the lady that served me was really helpful. I was looking to buy a shirt. She showed me the whole collection and explained the differences in each of the shirts. Her knowledge of the products they sell was incredible. They take a very service orientated approach to sales, which I love. They even offered me a cup of tea or coffee while I was viewing the collection. I will definitely be coming back. Very highly recommended.

I was in this store yesterday. I experienced a hostile work environment. I saw the manager yelling…read moreand berating one of the staff in this store. This was not only done in front of the young girls colleagues it was while myself and other customers were in this store. I found the managers behavior absolutely disgusting towards this young girl.. This woman should not be in this position her actions were unacceptable. I hope someone reports her.

Wedgwood, Royal Doulton, Villeroy & Boch, Waterford, are brands a new bride like me dreamt about…read moreand desired long after the wedding was over, the gifts were opened and the sunken feeling that it wasn't going to magically appear on my dinner table. Stepping into Victoria's basement opened up a whole new world of possibilities for me! At honest, affordable even cheap prices, it dawned on me, I can make it all mine! Oh yeah!! The 'Basement' is actually two floors huge and neither is underground. Oh well, thats what happens when shops set up names under estimating their popularity and future growth plans. The staff are too busy moving things around or stocking items or behind the billing counter. Not that you need any assistance.. Everything is available as is and it's all laid out for you. The prices are marked and sometimes the store runs specials by offering further discounts on sale items. Now comes the hard part, deciding between Gordon Ramsay's white maze and Jasper Conrans Pinstripe.. Or maybe I should get the Jamie Oliver tefal to start with.

A complicated series of referrals led me to The Framing Workshop, strange not least for the fact…read morethat the path roamed all over Sydney but brought me to a framer right round the corner. Three things you want from a framer: a good range of materials, some creative advice about how to put a piece together, and an efficient delivery framework. The Framing Workshop came up trumps on all these, even though I was actually after mirrors and not art! This is a business that the proprietor sinks his heart into. It's also in a fab location - in amongst the re-purposed Georges Heights Harbour Trust development, with the added advantage of parking right outside the door, so when you collect up your prized framed pieces, its a cinch to get them into the car.

I first used the Framing Workshop in 2000. I was looking for a framer for a donated signed…read moreWallabies' rugby jersey as a prize for the local public school's Quiz Night fundraiser. I walked in off the street, never before having used The Framing Workshop's services. The generosity of community spirit shown by the proprietor, blew me away. I have used Framing Workshop for all of my framing needs since that time. I am delighted to report that, in my experience, Richard's work is of excellent quality. As an added bonus, he is pleasant, prompt and diligent. He also has a keen eye for aesthetics, but is far too polite to judge the customer's taste. He will also recommend less extravagant/expensive options for the customer's consideration. The location of the shop is such that it is always a pleasant diversion to go there. It is so nice to avoid the hassles of finding somewhere to park the car and so peaceful.... Ginta Viliunas