Woodley's was a great shopping experience. They had a great selection on high quality furniture…read morethat was attractively displayed. My sales person Collette was a very knowledgeable and friendly. I was very impressed with their quality of product and customer service. If your tired of buying from a mega store where you have to run down a sales person to purchase funiture of mediocre quality, Woodley's is like a breath of fresh air. Highly recommended!

We bought our new dinning room set here and love it. We searched for quite a while looking for a…read moresolid wood table that would last. Many furniture stores sell inexpensive pieces that are destined to be replaced every few years. We wanted quality. If you are looking for well made furniture that is built to last then you need to see what they have to offer. You won't be disappointed.

Passed by several times, finally dropped in to check it out. Make no mistake, the quality of the…read morefurniture is exceptional. Well made and beautiful, as you'd expect from Amish craftsmanship. But, selection on the floor is very limited, as they offer catalogs to browse through (which is a tough way to buy expensive furniture). And, most importantly, even if you see something you like in the showroom or catalog, you can't take it with you, everything has to be ordered from the factory. So, again, all beautiful stuff, but they don't make it easy to buy what you want and take it home at the high prices they're asking.

Ok, started out fine, but went downhill very fast. We were interested in a piece and were…read morediscussing it, when a couple came in and walked right up to our salesperson and took over. The problem was the salesperson didn't say to couple sorry I'm waiting on someone else and be right with you. The rude lady didn't even consider that we were there first and took her sweet time paging through a catalog. Very poor customer service. I love the piece and want to get it but not at this store. We are not never going back

The prices aren't marked up a little. They're marked up a ton. And let's say for example they…read moremeasured a room three times for a carpet and then they put down the carpet and it didn't fit the space. Not even close. Their solution: for an exorbitant fee we can cut that carpet to fit. Design decisions were forgotten or completely ignored. Then product was delivered, again at a completely outrageous price, that really was not close to the original product ordered. The solution: pay a ton more to modify it the way you wanted it to be originally. My advice: stay away.

This store is an amazing addition to Fort Collins. My wife and I will be spending time in this…read moreunique and creative store. It is refreshing to meet people that value quality and creativity. This is a store I highly recommend if you would like a very serious consultation or need a new piece for your home. My wife went nuts browsing the endless assortment of fabrics. We wanted to buy everything in the store. The owner was warm and sincere. Not pushy, but patient and informative.

We've got a mixed review for Graham's Flooring and Design:…read more We wanted to get a couple different bids on materials and labor for replacing the slick vinyl floor at our new home in Loveland, Colorado. In addition to Peak flooring and Lumber Liquidators, Graham's is right here in town, as well. Lumber Liquidators has a bad reputation in both California and at this Loveland Colorado store, so they were eliminated from our list. Graham's was a tough one because we kept showing up at their door on days when they were closed for special events. While waiting for Graham's to have people in attendance we went to Peak Flooring and brought a big sample piece from the flooring we had left behind in California. Kristy spent a long time showing us various sample pieces and even encouraged us to take the samples home to see how they looked in our environment. Then an estimator came by and took measurements and then we finally found time to get to Graham's to get a competing offer. We brought our sample from California and showed it to the woman minding the store. The woman said she just worked the front office, but she had a phenomenal eye for the products and the color of our sample from California. She said she had just the right thing and went to the warehouse while we browsed the samples in their showroom. When the woman came back (sorry, I can't remember her name) she showed us a sample that she said was a new line that the salesmen hadn't had time to build the display for. It wasn't the same as the sample we had brought in, but it was a lot closer than anything in the offerings from Peak flooring and, although I would have preferred engineered hardwood, the vinyl hybrid was still better looking than the samples in our home and had a better warranty and durability specifications. We were sold! We scheduled a visit from their estimator and we were happy we were persistent about visiting Grahams -- third time's a charm! Kim showed up and took measurements around the house while chatting with us about Loveland and Colorado and how it's different from California. She promised to get us great pricing on the flooring and labor and left us feeling pretty good about our choices for the flooring and installation company. We ironed out installation dates and materials costs via email and Kim was able to get us great pricing even though the Colorado warehouse was out of stock for the new line of flooring planks. It was a bit strange when the two installers (Rocky and Israel) and the foreman (Eddie) showed up bright and early on installation day. Kim didn't show up with them because she had been booked at another estimation appointment down in Denver and, for some reason, they weren't willing to start without her. When she showed up 90 minutes later, the installation team discussed a few things with her and she told me she had forgotten to check for the need for underlayment in the bedrooms where the carpets were going to be replaced by flooring. She quoted a decent price for the additional material but, with the installers ready to go and materials already on site, I really didn't have much of a choice but to agree and proceed. Needless to say, that was a bit uncomfortable. With that, Rocky and Israel set about removing carpet while Eddy disappeared for a few hours, returning later with the particle board to be used as underlayment. Kim also disappeared, but we hadn't expected her to get involved in the labor anyway. The job took longer than expected, particularly with the extra requirement to cut and lay out the particle board. We also discovered some scratched boards mid-way through the installation efforts, and replacing those boards required removal of several adjoining planks. We were glad they did it, though, because we knew we wouldn't be able to 'un-see' those scratches if the problem wasn't corrected. After that, Israel continued installing our flooring while Rocky disappeared -- apparently he got a call and was diverted to a house in a nearby neighborhood where he started the demolition process for their flooring job. The job had been scheduled for three days with the hopes of completing it in two; the guys came back for a fourth day to finalize the installation and add the finishing touches -- putting the baseboards back on and adding a special nose-board at the top of the stairs. All in all, the guys did a great job and we are just ecstatic about the results. We do feel the job could have been completed in 2.5 to 3 days if everyone had showed up on time and stayed on-site to contribute, but the delays didn't cost us any extra so we're really only complaining about the extra time that we had to endure the reverberating noise of hammers pounding throughout the house. It seems like Graham's Flooring is so popular that they're a little over-booked, but we love the flooring and the results!

Great experience start to finish! Regina helped me choose the perfect kind of carpet for my…read morebasement after listening to my needs and design ideas. She never rushed me and even ordered some samples to be sent so I could try them out in different lighting and traffic patterns. We got updates from her immediately when we made our decisions and when it was on backorder, she was apologetic and still prompt. She made sure we fully understood what the installation process would look like before, during, and after. The installers were very professional and respectful of our space and walked us through each room when they were finished to make sure we were satisfied with the work. Regina just followed up with me to make sure everything was perfect. Graham's has great word-of-mouth so I'm glad I checked them out even though we're all the way in North Denver- there was a very small trip fee to come from Loveland that was absolutely worth it for such a great experience!

I just upgrading my cubicles at my office in Fort Collins and I was having troubles finding a good…read morecubicle supplier in town. I went on Google and found Just Office furniture. Their staff was incredibly friendly and helped me out immensely ! I ended up getting a great deal on some used cubicles and also have them install them at my office. It looked like they also sell a lot of other office furniture needs for offices from the looks of their showroom, but I was just mainly interested in cubicles.

Great selection and honest couple who care about their customer and their products. Great selection…read moreof window coverings. Very knowledgeable and professional. They also do closets. Definitely a company to contact.

You MUST stop by here. If you are on the 25, take a detour and check out this gem…read more They have such a selection of gifts and well appointed products. They support a lot of local vendors. Such a great spot and their service is very sincere and authentic

Fixed my blind on time and saved me money from having to buy a new one. Good service and follow…read morethrough.

The owner, Judy Magara, took awhile to get the estimate and had to be asked for it multiple times…read more She then took a few weeks to respond to the approval I sent. Then after calling again she finally made a time to measure the 4 windows all the same size purchased from Home Depot. She could only come at an inconvenient time when I had to reschedule another appointment. She was 15 minutes late. She didn't call or apologize. She knew I had to leave and rushed to do the measurements. She was so disrespectful to me and my house. She broke a treasured handmade piece of pottery and got angry and blamed me for being a horrible person when I told her the value of the item. She refused to pay the value and as a non art professional told me the value of the item and paid half the value. She ran out the door blaming me for being a horrible person and said she was not doing the job.