Fantastic place with unusual and contemporary furniture of very good quality! We bought a bed and…read morehad a small issue with it. They even popped round to our house to address the issue and they did that promptly and efficiently! The staff certainly know their stuff and if your looking for furniture that is proper made with great after sales then the Bay is for you!

This place is a hidden treasure ! Not located on the bustle street of High St. You would have to…read moreseek it out or be staying near the Holiday Inn Express. It's located right next to Rama ( very good Thai food & I wrote a review ) . Little shop is filled with hidden gems- love love the sparkly reindeer head, and cute cards and frames black and whites of Dundee .. They have fantastic little things that would make beautiful gifts for birthdays and house gifts, they have fantastic cards for birthdays and Christmas too!! I found a beautiful green scarf on sale. This place is definitely worth a visit - and to support local shop owners! The owner was super sweet and gave great recommendations to places to see and eat around town !

From the owner: Looking for inspiration, a present or accessories for your home? Lovely Things is an independent…read morestylish interiors and gift shop located in Dundee, Tayside. The shop is very much an eclectic mix of stylish, modern furniture and gifts with the occasional vintage piece thrown in. A selection of our stock is available online at www.lovelythingsonline.co.uk The shop offers customers in Tayside and beyond (via the magical power of our online shop) a glorious offering of:- * photography, art, jewellery and interiors created by local artists and designers * classic danish design * soft furnishings: cushions, blankets, draught excluders, door stops, fake fur throws * stylish and unique gifts for birthdays, engagaments, house warming and weddings * vintage furniture from footstools to wardrobes which can be painted on request

This is a medium sized branch of Harvey's that also houses a Benson's for Beds. You've got living…read moreand dining room furniture on the ground floor and bedroom furniture one level up. We visited looking for sofa beds. It turns out that sofa beds are unexpectedly difficult to buy and unfortunately, Harvey's only had one available, which would have been too small. To be fair, that can't be their main sales area, and had I been buying a regular bed (or a regular sofa) I would have thought the range available was pretty fair. We also had a wander to look at dining room furniture and coffee tables. We weren't too impressed with the latter, but the dining room table options were promising. They have a good variety here including several that cleverly extend so that you can seat more people.

This is quite a large store on one level, absolutely stuffed full of furniture. I went in there…read moretwice last week to look at sofas there are many reductions and some of the sofas (and other furniture) are half price. I'm still very tempted by a nice two-seater which I found but there was just one of them; I want to find a matching pair if possible. However, the man I spoke to (who was very helpful) said there were no other sofas exactly the same in their Irvine store either, where he works part of the time, which is a pity. Certainly a nice store to look round and I shall go back there again soon to see what else is on offer.

This gorgeous homewares shop opened about 5 months ago but somehow I'd completely missed it in this…read moretime. It's got some really lovely bits and pieces - Glasgow road signs, vintage map wall art, luggage cases, Shetland wool blankets, chandeliers, furniture as well as wee decorative pieces. One of my favourite finds was a glass pineapple that has a silver coating and now sits on my lounge room table. I didn't realise but they also have a shop through in Edinburgh and an online store. With fantastic customer service and great, unusual pieces, I'll definitely be popping in more often.

The window displays are so beautiful here, it almost put me off because I was scared my…read more'clumsiness' would mean I would knock everything over! Anyway, needed a mother's day gift and I'm glad I went in. I was focussing on the unique candle scents, rhubarb and ginger or fig to name but a few, for the gift. These were so delicious I came away with one for mum and one for me. Other things that caught my eye were the range of blankets/throws and room diffusers. Staff here are extremely helpful and friendly (none of the pouncing/smothering approach some people go for) and a pleasure to do business with. If you need something lovely...time and tide. (Even if you are clumsy!)

This place has a reasonable selection and the prices are fair. The staff are helpful and avoid…read morebeing over-intrusive.

Slight hiccups aside, our experience with Alloa Bedroom Centre was a smooth one…read more We needed a mattress for our new flat and, having noticed that there's always sales advertised here, thought we'd try our local furniture store. We got a comfy new mattress for just over £100. - A £60 reduction. And we were able to add the delivery to our flatmate's delivery, coming the same say, at no extra cost. Hiccup one: The delivery man added £2 to the delivery charge. A tip is service-dependent, not an add-on! - You cheeky delivery man, you. Hiccup two: A wooden slat was missing from my flatmate's bed. All in all, we got a bargain and service, for the most part, was great. In particular, the lady who helped us during our initial browse and the order process was a huge help and really friendly and welcoming. In this instance, shopping local for furniture topped the journey out to IKEA, for sure!

The minute I set eyes on CHAS, I just knew we'd be friends. I'd pass by everyday and gaze lovingly…read moreat the stock filling up, waiting for the day Stirling's newest charity shop would open its doors to the people of Stirling. The window display looked great and the shop had a trendy vintage feel about, similar to the chic charity shops you'd find on Glasgow's Byres Road. Each time I walked past, I felt like the shop was teasing me with all it's second-hand vintage goodies. I could look but I couldn't touch... ....Until the shop opened and I could finally fulfill my thrifty desire. Wow, wow, wow! The place is huge and filled with lovely things. Velvet pencil skirt. Fringed flapper mini. Green safari jacket. Everything was lovely and beautiful and so many pieces caught my eye. Impressive considering the shop had only just opened! With more than a handful of garments, I popped to the changing room. The changing room is GIANT! - More like a dressing room with a little chair and quirky decorations. With such roomy changing facilities, you might as well make the most of them! Dance, skip, jump. Give yourself a personal fashion show! Why not?! You've certainly got the spacial capacity and you'll be looking dapper in your new clothes! Seriously though, you will not be struggling for space in there. Staff were really very friendly. The manager of the Byres Road CHAS was in for the afternoon and insisted on holding the changing room curtain closed for me, ensuring that there wasn't a gap whilst I changed! - There's nothing worse than that dreaded gap, making for the quickest change in the history of quick-changes. So, I was in no rush and had plenty of time to make my choices. (Don't worry, I overheard them say that they're getting some velcro to sort out the gap. Gap no more!) I left chuffed with an oversized houndstooth coat (£9.99!) and a pearl-style necklace. CHAS may be the newest charity shop in town but it's definitely my favourite so far! Step aside, charity shops of Stirling. - There's a new kid in town!