This place is presumably so named for the fact that you can scarcely walk round the place, such is…read morethe chaotic arrangement of furniture in Aladdins Den, rather than the need for genie-assitance to find the place. As if the internal array of stock isn't enough, the TV stands, tables and chairs and chests of drawers spill out onto the pavement too. The overriding impression here is that quantity of stock on offer definitely eclipses the overall quality. It's definitely a place that follows the mantra 'stack it high and sell it cheap' and as such, I guess that you could say it fulfils the needs of a great number of potential clientele in Sale. However, I'd have to say that the pieces on offer have the look of flat-pack that has been pre-assembled rather than nicely designed, or eclectiv an authentic reclaimed items and it's certainly not a shop I'll visit again

Simon Green is a contemporary furniture store beautifully laid out with contemporary furniture for…read moreyour lounge and bedroom. As well as large pieces from favourites like Ligne Roset and Hulsta, they also stock rugs, lighting, curtains, blinds and accessories. I love all the sleek lines, modern materials and beautiful woods included in the collection. As well as new designs, they also stock Modern classics like Eames, Panton and Noguchi. For me, I can but dream that one day I'll be picking my way around this showroom on the back of a lottery win or family windfall. Great style NEVER comes cheap.

One of my favourite furniture shops! Filled with beautiful unique furniture and home accessories…read morethat you won't find anywhere else in Manchester. My recent purchases include a Mid-Century Modern velvet upholstered rocking chair, a faux Monstera plant, a couple of PF Candles and a collection of beautiful Scandi-inspired tableware.

From the owner: Rose and Grey offer an electric mix of furniture and home accessories - everything you need to…read more'make your home happy'.

Set in the beautiful Barton Square (the "home bit" of The Trafford Centre), Dwell is an uber…read morestylish furniture store. It is darkly lit and almost like walking into a trendy wine bar as you enter its sophisticated doorway. This is not a place for antiques or vintage finds, Dwell is exclusively for contemporary living- it does not sell furniture, it sells "pieces" darling and it is a place where furniture lovers will find the focal point they have been searching for, for their designer pads. Every room in the house is catered for in a sleek and stylish fashion; sofas are angular and impressive, dining chairs are futuristic and the beds look straight out of MTV Cribs. The lighting section is second to none, and I am in awe of the pendant wine glass chandelier which costs £199 and is a real talking point. Dwell is simply good taste and prices vary from the affordable to the expensive- another light fixture which has caught my eye is £600. Dwell is a supermodel of a furniture shop, traditionalists will hate it, but post modernists will adore it. The staff are friendly and its customer base favour city centre thirty-somethings with a bit of cash. If you fancy splashing out for your urban dwelling then Dwell is right up your busy, congested, city street.

Church Street Antiques definitely has appeal, it's just that it doesn't necessarily appeal to my…read moretaste. I agree that there are some quite incredible pieces, especially in the Edwardian and Regency styles, but for the most part I find large proportions of dark woods like walnut, rosewood and mahogany a little oppressive. Expect to pay £1,000s for a key furniture item, not £100s.

Great place, friendly staff,prices ok, pp plants good, carpark small but if only they had a cafe it…read morewould be perfect.

It's little nursery tucked in the corner of the M60 junction near Sale. Chances are, driving past,…read moreyou don't even know it's there. Not sure what they do the rest of the year but this is the simplest, most organised christmas tree shopping I have ever done and I was well pleased with the product and the experience. You got 3 types of trees and 4 - 5 ranges of height, organised in rows. Bloody simple, and the trees look pretty good too. I don't know what are the prices but we paid £37 for a 5-6ft Nordman. Job done !