After reading review below I knew to make an effort to look for the shop but there was no problems…read morefinding it and had an interesting half hour there. Spent some time on the website and decided to go for a cool glossy shelf unit, delivery isnt quick but i think it will be worth the wait.

I was impressed the minute i walked in to the shop. Beautiful, unique pieces grace this rather…read moremodest location behind an alley in chiswick. The furniture is high quality, and the staff are rather chirpy and friendly, and very helpful. Delivery went smooth, and i am absolutely delighted with my new bed - the quality, the fabric, the style is exactly what i wanted. Very happy camper.

I should write a book: How to treat you spine better in 10 ways…read more I've already told you about the, chair, the chiropractor, the activities and now the bed. Whilst searching for the best mattress ever I came across Dreams plc. decided to give it a try and still with back pains we went there. The store is huge, and they have over 50 beds to give a swift try to. You know after a few seconds if the mattress is right for you or not. The salesman was not amazing, but he was honest, or at least I believed him. Of course, he begun by trying to sell me something on the top end of my budget but I sort of just went along with it and found that something in my mid range suited me best. It was about £200 for a double mattress, orthopedic single wrapped spring. It has done wonders for my back and for my sleep. Delivered promptly the next day by 1pm, when I had bought it the night before at 8pm.

Mid-century modern design enthusiasts take note: there is one shop in Shepherd's Bush in which you…read moremay get your 'teak on'! The shop's owner, a very chill guy, met all my questions about shipping, furniture care, and the like with friendliness and patience. (Would that I owned a truck, his shop would be empty from all the purchases I'd make!) There were some lovely teak nesting tables, a night stand, a dressing table, many groovy chairs, and dressers that caught my eye. Considering the collectible nature of this type of furniture, I found the prices to be what one would expect. And, really, if you want an Eames chair, then you're going to shell out the bucks for it! There's really no other reason to visit Askew Road, but, if you're in Hammersmith/Acton/Shepherd's Bush, then I'd make the trip! (Bus #266)

I am so disappointed in this store. The furniture is lovely but the delivery dates never seem to be…read moreaccurate and you'll be waiting weeks and weeks or months like me for your order!

Wow, Walked past the window and had to stop and walk back to have another look. Some amazing modern…read morecreations to fill your ultra modern penthouse with. Sculptured plastic chairs in vibrant colours, solid wood carvings made to also be functional and a whole host of kitchens and furniture for the home. It all looks very high end and would make for a dream home but unfortunately, when enquiring on the prices of said kitchens, It is well out of my price range. Maybe another day !! Some truly wonderful pieces however and if you can afford it, I would suggest a vist to Mark Zoranovski.

This is by far one of the most intriguing furniture shops I have been too, having worked closely…read morewith furniture designers that is saying a lot. I was not particularly interested in their more traditional kitchens and furniture, what caught my eye was these amazing hand made sculptures/ functional furniture pieces they have on the window display. From far away one of them is a wooden sac perfectly sculpted with a rope tied around the top, when you come closer it is a chest of drawers, nine drawers to be exact. Designers always manage to amaze me when they can create something that is not only functional but it is also aesthetically beautiful.

It's about time! Very few business promote themselves as 'green', in fact in the entire high…read morestreet in Chiswick Chest of Drawers is the only one that comes to mind. I really believe that a business can be successful and sustainable. 30% of the wood they use is reclaimed, they visit their wood suppliers to make sure they adhere to certain environmental and ethical standards, and they tell the consumer the 'furniture miles' a piece has travelled to reach the shop. Three small changes that can be make a huge difference. Walking into the shop the smells of oak and mahogany are intoxicatingly delicious, its nature. Not only is the showroom enormous but they also have sales throughout the year for ex-display items, you can grab a good deal (up to 40% off retail price) and have a clear conscious. The furniture speaks for itself, it is pompous, present and beautiful. As their slogan reads 'beautiful furniture should be sustainable' I am all for that!