I purchased the Azara bedframe which fell apart when moving it one day. Literally moved it lass…read morethan a foot to get a vacuum cleaner behind it. The structural design of the bed is poor and metal components are very poor quality, some form of brass coloured tin/steel that break, sheer and dethread unless extreme care is taken. Unfortunately EZ Living Furniture accept no responsibility for the quality issues, or the subsequent condition of the bed. As a premium priced item we are very disappointed and we'll not be using EZ Living again.

o we purchased the Pero chairs and also a wooden table that we believed was oak. We paid for…read moreassembly. This was a little over 2 years ago. Fast forward about a year and the furniture really had started to look poor. The chairs had lost their fastening bolts on two of the four chairs and the table itself was sticky to the touch. In time the wood veneer started to rise up on the seams of the table. In truth we very rarely use our table and tend to eat at the kiimtchen island and we live in a warm and dry new build house with no damp issues. Life is busy and I delayed getting in touch with EZ living. I did today and was advised I send photographs in detailing the issue and the agent could see it was 2022 she said items were purchased. I do as instructed to be told that: I was out of warranty tough luck. Sorry for the inconvenience. So why ask me to send the email at all? To be honest the chairs are perfect except for the missing bolts. But ez living do not have replacement bolts to provide outside of the 12 months. So I'd to replace the chairs really to keep them matching set. Not very sustainable is it? Overall, I cannot rave about the quality of this furniture. We've purchased quite a bit in EZ living over the years and thinking about it now, none are still here 7 years after moving in. I thought the company could have been more cooperative in dealing with me. After all, they should feel proud to stand over their own products. One year for furniture is pretty poor especially when you have also paid for the assembly service. I would have thought there was at least an option to replace bolts. That aside a little used kitchen table that has quite literally disintegrated over the course of two years whether within guarantee or not is not good enough. A table that costs best part of a thousand euros should last longer than that. Now it's headed to the dump. What a shame!

Galway based Vintage Atelier and Textile Designer. Has a large selection lots of different styles…read moresizes represented. Viewing by appointment only. Also has large range of designer textiles available to order for soft furnishings, upholstery or fashion.

Bought an expensive "crystal" chandelier. One of the pieces was made of plastic. The installer…read morebrought it to our attention and was mocking it. He thought it was cheap, but it was certainly not. Two of the pieces didn't fit properly and had to be shaved. I cannot say this is a quality product. Disappointed.

The Galway Crystal Shop on the Dublin Road in Galway City is a great place to go for something…read morespecial in crystal. There are some great deals on offer. They have a massive collection of both old and new designs. Free parking always helps when shopping. It is just on the outskirts of the city with bus service if you are traveling from the city centre.

Wonderful range of curtain fabrics, blinds etc to suit all budgets. Martin is a pleasure to deal…read morewith and really knows his stuff. For quality, value, knowledge, efficiency and excellent service, you won't beat Galway Curtain and Blind Centre.

Stay away from this place unless you enjoy being ripped off. I got a quote that was exactly 100…read moreeuro more expensive for the exact same material and exact same measurements today from Hickeys - who were also nicer to deal with. I really would not recommend this place to anyone and I do know what they are like to deal with. I bought curtains there three years ago for 800 euro and they not only messed up my order but were quite rude to me when I went in last week enquiring about the same material for a roman blind. The owner would not even consider looking for material even though I described it very well to him in terms of colour etc and he was quite arrogant. Even if I was looking for a needle in a haystack as he put it, he should treat his potential customers better and make me feel like he genuinely wanted to help.