If I was rich then I would spend a lot of money in here buying out their range of contemporary…read morefurniture. The store is stylish and the furniture matches that! Lifestyle And Home can be found on Forehill in Ely, which is close to the centre and train station. It's so fresh and modern with all of the current trends visible. It reminds me somewhat of Joscelyne Clement in Cambridge, very artsy.

Cambridge's premier destination for those who suffer from a (habitually debilitating)…read morefurniture-porn addiction. If you don't go for all the sumptuous sofas, chairs, beds, gifts, lights, dressers and a rather natty drinks cabinet built into a ship's trunk, then go for what is one of the city's best-looking buildings. Opened in 1903 and originally home to the Laurie & McConell department store, it has a stunning staircase that weaves up to a huge skylight, which bathes the space in light and air. Quality.

This is such an unsual store, a real Aladdin's cave full of really interesting furniture and…read morehomewares. It is situated on the outskirts of Rushden and there are plenty of carparking space outside. It is a great place just to wander around. There are two floors full of great pieces that you can't find in other stores. Examples are drinks bars that look like a car, life size Marilyn Monroes, life size Darlicks and Doctor Who memorabilia as well as some fantastic pieces of real wood furniture. If you are looking for film memorablilia or just a piece that will be a focal and talking point for your house then this is definitely the place to visit. They don't come cheap, but you can guarantee that your friends won't have something the same. If you are looking for good quality furniture and are hoping to pick up something special then this is also the place to visit. The staff are great and offer you tea or coffee while you browse. They are really friendly and chatty and don't mind you just wandering around.

I have never been to such an amazing shop. Set on an industrial estate it features furniture which…read morehas been in show homes or used for photoshoots. Everything is for sale often at substantial discount. It is quirkily arranged into roomsets which run into one another. It is almost impossible to put into words. Some things are one offs such as the Balinese temple front which has been there the whole time I have lived here. Others are available to order from catalogues. There are often products from stores such as Laura Ashley. As it is in a warehouse it is cold but the helpful staff wander around offering free coffee as well as advice

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This is a funny one! Just a normal furniture shop, bad interior arrangement, very basic with, of…read morecourse, a lot of furniture randomly arranged inside. The best part of this shop is its signage. For some reasons, some people make a joke of it by removing the Es from the Essex...so it reads, "sex furniture warehouse". And this shop is right next to a busy road junction..It makes me laugh every time i walk pass!

Homebase is situated out of town, on a small complex with a few other shops. Its a very large…read morestore, with two floors. The downstairs floor is full of home decorating, from paints and wallpaper, to light fittings and furniture. There is a greenhouse type room off to one side where you can get all your gardening needs, including compost and plants. There are big trolleys available to put all the heavier stuff on which come in very handy! Upstairs is where all the bathrooms and kitchens are, there are numerous displays available to view, and the prices are reasonable too. There are always plenty of staff around to help, and most of them are pretty useful and helpful too. There are a number of tills, but Homebase always tends to get very busy on weekend, especially if there is a 10% event going on. There is ample parking, with Homebase sharing a big carpark with two other stores.

After many visits to this Homebase store I have more often than not come away empty handed. The…read morekitchen and bathroom display is good, but everything else is pretty naff. Going in there for a specific item is pointless. the only thing that we did find was some nice tiles. They do have some nice garden furniture on display in the summer, and quite a nice christmas range in winter. The fencing section is not too bad and the plant range is ok as well. The plumbing and electrical sections are limited. We did manage to buy a nice front door here for a good price though, so i think its one of the places you need to persevere with! To be fair it is not one of the larger stores so this could be why i never find what i want!