If you like leather furniture, it might be worth your while to check out the Furniture Liquidation…read moreCentre in Brunswick East. However, if you're looking for really cheap furniture, it is best avoided in favour of the old favourites, op and pawn shops, Fantastic Furniture and Ikea. It's not just leather couches, though there're certainly enough of them to go around the store. You can also get chairs, tables and the odd entertainment unit. A lot of the furniture has a vaguely art deco, modernist vibe to it, and anyone who loves white furniture is might see something that they like. The prices seem pretty standard for your long term furniture investments. Most of the couches I tried were fairly comfortable, but they all seemed to be on slightly to obtuse an angle for my particular taste, so slouchers will probably enjoy them more than people who like to sit relatively upright. A lot of the stock can also be found and purchased online.

DOESNT EXIST ANYMORE. Sigh. Like maybe don't make people drive all the way there if the shop…read moredoesn't even exist anymore?

Went to one of their weekend Garage Sales. Found out about the fortnightly event on Facebook…read more Picked up some vinyl and an awesome table.

It's great to see a locally owned business thriving! I love the minimalistic design and how each…read morepiece is made from recycled timber and is customised. They look wonderful and are also environmentally sustainable. The owner, Peter, is friendly and knowledgeable. He's outgoing and always happy to go the extra mile when it comes to creating a bespoke piece.

From the owner: We handmake custom furniture to your specification, using localled sourced recycled timbers that we…read moresource and refine ourselves. We make indoor and outdoor furniture, with a special penchant for minimalist designs and high feature-grade timbers.

Think Provincial Home Living without the exorbitant high price tags, and you've got a good idea of…read morewhat Fusion Loft is all about. Contemporary, modern pieces, orient inspired themes or go back to the Victorian era, any sort of theme for home decor and interior design is located at Fusion Loft. Every piece is classic and therefore the shop is quite eclectic in style; it's not overladen with useless junk, they stock furniture and furnishings that are unique and of high quality. At the moment I'm in love with black and white canvas prints, Fusion Loft have a beautiful assortment of famous landmarks and Hollywood glamour prints including Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe. Check out the range of chest boxes also. Parisian designs, Audrey Hepburn in black and white and many other themes; they're all just beautiful and a very crafty way of storing away unsightly objects in your home that have no other place to live. Beautiful lighting and antique furniture, as well as jewellery. If I could live in this shop, I would.

My goodness is this place beautiful. 70s tiki bars, leather Danish sofas, oak desks and red-striped…read morebutterfly chairs - everything that would get your apartment immediately photographed by Frankie Magazine. I stumbled upon this store walking home from Barkly Square. I spotted a bamboo tiki bar (with matching bar stools) in the window and immediately gravitated towards it - it was so damn beautiful. Naturally, as most things are, it was hugely out of my price range but WOW it was nice to imagine it in my living room. Angelucci 20th Century don't just do furniture! They also have great homewares, mirrors and a variety of knick knacks (everyone loves a knick knack). A great warehouse for Saturday afternoon browsing or if you have a nice budget to spend on home-decorating or are looking for a gift with a difference. This is the second Angelucci store, sister to the Fitzroy store, and acts as more of a warehouse than a retail store.

bad customer service, if you got any question need assist, the lady will not help you or will…read moreresponds with bad attitude even you just want to purchase a gift and need some recommendations.

It truly doesn't get more exquisite than D'Artagnan. Prints, antique armoirs and hall desks,…read moreart-deco and Victorian inspired coromandel screens, lamps and knick knacks to liven up your home. The elegant decor of the shop combined with the beautiful display of furniture and furnishings makes the shop itself look like its straight from the pages of Home Living. I just purchased a black and white art deco coromandel screen, some plush, Parisian black and cream cushions and a Victorian lamp. They're making my living room look very sophisticated and elegant indeed.

I like to joke with people I know that fashion is my victim, but really I'm just a fashion victim…read more And try as I might, I am too easily swayed by trends. And so I love 20th Century Scandinavia. It's so obviously the style of furniture to have right now, and if it wasn't obvious before, just take a look at the price tags attached to each bloody Eames chair. It's hard to deny that this era of Scandinavian furniture is particularly elegant, stylish and urban without looking at all try-hard or copycat, and it does fit so easily into Melbourne homes of a certain era. The furniture is this large beautifully laid-out store is all top quality stuff in exceptional condition and so the prices shouldn't come as too much of a surprise. If I could afford it, I so would.

This is the most amazing place that I pass by on my way to work. I start work before it opens. I…read morefinish long after it closes. So it took me a few tries to actually get into the place, and I can safely say that I'm thankful I did. Even just to pass through the amazing furniture, to smell the history, class and price tag of the all the bits arranged beautifully so. There is a fashion trend visible here, a wave the shop seems to sit confidentiality upon. The way it juxtaposes the Scandinavian furniture with nostalgic Melbournian signage gives you a little bit of time warp, a small black hole in your design history. Have these pieces always belonged together. I cannot say I have ever bought anything from here, but I like to think I will some day. It looks and feels amazing and well kept, and the lady behind the desk - sometimes feeling a little like part of the furniture - looks up and smiles to every customer that enters.

If you're looking to update your furniture with high quality, stylish upgrades go to Dowd's…read more Offering all the fabrics, styles, timbers and designs of the high end stores, the prices at Dowd's are what give it the edge in the marketplace. The same items here will cost you a couple of hundred less than at other spots like Domayne or Harvey Norman, and with that olden day good old fashion service you won't find better. I just scored a new sofa set in modern heritage decal, I LOVE IT!