I just moved to Idaho and needed a new Bedroom set. I spent three days in Boise going from store…read moreto store. I was drawn to one set at Scandinavian Design in Meridian, Idaho. The store manager, Danielle and Walter are attentive and have terrific followthrough. There were some problems with delivery but these two ironed it out so that it was seamless. I highly recommend this store. Great value and fabulous customer service.

I love the style at Scandinavian Designs. I've bought 2 couches and 2 large art paintings 5 years…read moreago and just bought 2 power chairs. Love all the options. Custom colors are an option and reasonable wait times. No extra custom charge for a lot of options too. Now this isn't cheap Ashley furniture, nor luxury Restoration Hardware, but somewhere in the middle with good quality and style. At this store specifically I appreciate that the sales reps are not pushy at all and will leave you alone if you say you're just browsing. Dani did a great job with my latest order. (Pro tip: get a white couch if your dog sheds white fur, not a black couch!)

Not Your Grandma's Furniture Store!!…read more We are a young couple (mid-late 20s) furnishing a new home and looked everywhere for a dining room set with a more modern feel. We went to 9 different furniture stores, spent 5+ hours shopping, and dealing with associates who were backed up or didn't know their own inventory. We stumbled upon this place as I was leaving RC Willys almost ready to give up hope. Thank god. Chad was knowledgeable, knew his inventory like the back of his hand, was polite, and knew how to work with tight spaces. That being said, the furniture speaks for itself too! There are no, " furniture sets" so put you're creative hat on, and enjoy Chad's company. I will close by saying this. The price was fair, the delivery was quick (no waiting for weeks to get your furniture), and the options plentiful, but not overwhelming. We will definitely be back.

We have shopped here more than a few times since we moved to the area a few months ago. They have…read morea pretty good selection of fun home accessories and seem to get in new pieces fairly often. This is not a high end store but they have good looking items that don't break the bank.

My wife and I had the best experience purchasing from Scandinavian Design. From the ordering, to…read moredelivery and even pick up, all the steps were completely seamless thanks to Josh who helped us with ordering and all the staff at the pick up location in Boise. Originally the sectional we wanted was back ordered for months but Josh was able to get us on a pre-order and it ended up coming a month before they promised. Delivery was great, the company called me to schedule a time and they came in and put the whole sectional together for us. This sectional was an amazing price for how large, sturdy and comfortable it is. Its modern design alone is worth a lot more than $4k. We also ordered a dining table and picked it up at their Boise location. I was able to come at the scheduled time and they helped load it into my truck. The dining table is also high quality and has held up nicely around my three crazy boys. Thank you so much Scandinavian Design for helping us find affordable furniture without sacrificing on quality. And again thank you Josh, you were a huge help throughout the process and made everything so easy for us! I would highly recommend shopping here for all your furniture needs.

Buyer Beware on the Titus Sectional and Scandinavian Designs…read more We purchased a sectional on 1/18/26 along with the extended warranty from the Boise store. This is our 4th sofa sectional from various locations purchased from Scandinavian Designs/Dania, and it will be our last. There is a significant tear on the underside of one of the recliners. It seems reasonable to me that it should be business as usual to assure your client has a non-damaged/new sofa and repair quickly when notified of damage. I have been going back and forth with the company for the better part of 2026, and I still have a damaged recliner as part of our sectional. Since this happened to our family, I have heard negative feedback from several other customers about their experiences with the sales staff both pre and post sales at various locations in Idaho. I am reminded of this company from their big signs throughout the city about being a locally owned high end furniture store. At this point, I have spent a signficant amount of my personal time trying to get a "high end/family owned/local" company to do the right thing and stand behind the product they are still selling on their floor. I do not have any information at this time that suggests the company is doing anything at all to do right by us and replace the damaged recliner. When I compare this to our experience at DeMeyer furniture store, it could not be more different. DeMeyer staff/quality/pre-sales/post sales and returns were all done with such care to us as a customer.

We are an existing customer of BB who purchased a new home set up 18 months ago, a good initial…read moreexperience and overall satisfied with the quality of products (top down / bottom up blackout blinds). Great install and proper light mitigation .. sleep in ! We recently had a chance to "kick the tires" on the lifetime warranty clause, having a few of our blinds "squeaking" and a few were hard to roll up. Called the company on Eagle and they had one of their install experts drop in .. he called before coming by and was true to the time guess. Ben was a pro, came in observed the issues and then went about fixing everything. He explained the why behind the what AND showed us how to fix if the noise ever returned. All in all .. great experience. The only ding was the $75 service fee which I understand .. but cost them one star in the review today :)

Don't use budget Blinds, we had a horrible experience. I think they are having money problems. We…read morewere forced to pay in full in March, when we placed our order that was promised 4 weeks later. It has been almost 2 1/2 months and still no blinds. We finally were told the order wasnt put in their system. When I tried to get our money back, they told me the owner was out of town, a check would be cut in 5 days & would be mailed, refusing to allow us to pick up the money. Today they called to tell us we can't get a check for another 2 weeks i have no faith we'll see our money & we'll have to sue. Patty We

This is a quiet little store, but has all the prettiest mid century furniture pieces!…read more Every single piece is stunning and in great shape! The prices are really high - definitely not the spot to score a deal - but the furniture pieces are so good. Very high quality. There were so many beautiful secretaries and credenzas - tons of bars. Really so many pieces to look at!! Not much in the way of decor, dishes, or anything along those lines.

Family operated local business. Run by the owner Paul Sevoian and his son Michael Cunningham…read more Great selection however a bit on the pricy side. If you are ever in the Tamarck area be sure to vist their other store...Tamarack Interiors.

This fun little funky antique shop is my favorite! As a lover of mid century, I find so many…read moretreasures I want to bring home each time I come in. There's serious care taken to each arrangement in the store. You can really envision the pieces in a home and how they'll work together. It's such a beautiful, well-maintained store. They're always getting great new pieces. And the location is perfect.

If you like mid century modern or boho style then this is the store for you! This small store is…read morepacked with awesome treasures. Prints, wall hangings, pots, furniture, macrame, unique vintage pieces and small decor. Located in the historic downtown Meridian block, you can jaunt over to other local stores and check off a lot of local shopping! The lay out is beautiful and each section of the store is nicely displayed, helping you imagine how each piece could fit into your home. I found so many things that I wanted but as I was Christmas shopping, I sadly walked away with nothing for myself. They also carry a few handmade pieces from local makers. I found a few prints and hand thrown pots that I loved. Run by a mother and daughter duo, this awesome new business will delight any lover of vintage wares. Enjoy!

Super friendly owners, great service and so many cool mid century furnishings. I scored key pieces…read morefor my new home there at very reasonable prices. Check out this gorgeous lamp now part of the foyer. I just love it!

Such an amazing store, lots of great home decor for the mid century lovers out there. The furniture…read morewas in great shape and priced so fair! Will definitely be keeping an eye on Facebook for what's coming in next! The owner was so helpful and kind! Love this shop! If you're traveling through I recommend stoping by!

Holy guacamole, this place is amazing! Room after room of beautiful pieces for your bedroom,…read morekitchen, office, all. Pieces are displayed well they make you want them all... if you only had a truck that big. Prices are reasonable and there are some steals to be had. Everywhere you look there is shiny, and furry, and fluffy, and cooly. :) This place is packed to the brim with awesome and looks are deceiving because this place is much larger than the store front looks. Friendly and fun so bring your pieces in to sell OR buy more pieces for your house. Make sure to have some time to look in every corner so you get to see it all.

Other reviews, including my first one, are mostly from the standpoint of buyer. My husband and I…read morehave now used Recycled Room from the standpoint of seller over the last year. I update this review to say our experiences with them in that role have been very good ones. SUCCESSFUL SALES Recycled room has sold every item we've consigned with them; from custom framed art work to Pottery Barn home accents to Buck's County purchased antique carts to high end brand custom upholstered furniture. As to the buyers who have reviewed this store to say price points are high, I chuckle in the context of realizing it is all perspective. As seller I'd say whomever bought the Mitchell Gold - Bob Williams Zondra knife edged pillow back and seat settee with the Kravet Couture upholstery on it that we had nearly $2,000 invested in at purchase six years ago and was nearly new for condition scored a great bargain at the under $300 sale price. Same for whomever bought the $250 lamp with shade for thirty bucks. Or the pair of custom upholstered, interior designer refurbished French country "one of a kind" arm chairs for about $150 each...that didn't even cover a fraction of the cost of the original fabrics alone. The list goes on. We are very happy the items sold. We hope buyers realize good values for the quality when they buy through Recycled Room. SUPPORTING A WELL RUN SMALL BUSINESS The fun of reselling items through Recycled Room is the people who run the store and work there are so nice to deal with. And we know our once loved but no longer a fit things are going to new homes with people who made the effort to shop (I hate shopping so it seems effort to me) and probably appreciate the 'find' (don't we all when it happens). Plus, we help support a small business that creates jobs for local people and is being well run and where pride of ownership shows. Here I'll admit we "cheated on" Recycled Room to consign a couple of designer furniture pieces at another store in the area when we were advised by local furniture store staff that this other resale store would deliver the highest sales price to us given their audience of buyers. Which may be true, our items did sell for a higher price than I imagine Recycled Room would have assigned to the furniture. But the other business was difficult to work with and their communication processes were poor. We are much happier sellers working with Recycled Room. Live and learn. This is our 'go to' place. THE DRILL If you want to consign here, the drill is provide photo(s) and description of your item and the owner will let you known if they can consign it and when they will have room in the store to do that. PICK - UP We got spoiled in our previous home that the local consignment place we worked with did free pick up. We haven't noticed any consignment places in the Boise area who offer that service. So if you're not delivering your own items, plan on adding the cost of transport to your cost of sale here, just like any other consignment place. The good news is the pick up guy they recommend has a reasonable rate (as example, $70 for a pair of upholstered arm chairs he picked up today) and he's typically available to pick up whenever it is you need him and a really nice guy to boot. PS - LOOK BEHIND THE FILTER For reasons I know not, Yelp has behind the filter three glowing reviews for Recycled Room. In reading them they all seem bonafide to me. To take a look ...click on the gray text for currently not recommended reviews...

This review is about the Ethan Allen store but also is a 'fan letter' for talented interior…read moredesigner Val Hartl who is on staff there. Working with Val was as joy-filled an experience for professional interior design and home goods buying as we've had across the six cities we've lived in with eight homes among them where we worked with skilled independent interior designers. Rewarding for us too as Val guided our decisions for an update of our home office and in the process we discovered finishing touches of pillows and ottoman for our great room.  Also spirit lifting for us because Val made it easy and fun as she created design schemes to consider with options assembled for us to take home to look at in our spaces. The result is something that feels "...just like us only better..." in ways we could not have envisioned without her help.  Val's listening and communication skills are great as was her patience and good humor in dealing with a couple "at the end of their designer rope" by the time we walked in the showroom.  (In our defense, this was after dilly-dallying with an independent designer who across three months and several hundred dollars fee had delivered to us no usable result.)   It required only a couple of visits to the Ethan Allen design workroom in a week's time and with Val's creative guidance we had selections made and orders placed for area rug, chairs, upholstery fabrics, leather and even details, Val sees every detail, like finishing trims on custom pillows.   If I could still dance (we'll get back to this), I'd do a happy one.  FREE DESIGN SERVICE = PRICELESS:  Design service is free here and it is also priceless for homeowners to work with an experienced professional.  The drill at any Ethan Allen is when you walk in the person at the showroom desk will welcome you and if you don't have a designer appointment scheduled, they will call up a designer to offer as much or as little assistance as you want as you browse the store. You can call and schedule an appointment with Val, and we recommend it, but she assures us that all of her colleagues at the Boise store are great to work with if you walk in. (All have design bona fides. See Boise store page: https://www.ethanallen.com/en_US/store-details?StoreID=816&utm_campaign=google-my-business&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=google&utm_term=816 ) Ethan Allen corporate runs the web catalog main page and there is something they could improve. Fer shure. So a designer in store can also help provide insight that the web catalog cannot, not just for furnishings but also fabrics, area rugs, lighting and window coverings. BRAND / BUYING AUDIENCE:  Perched at the upside of mid-range or low side of up-range for price point with products for buyers across all ages and stages of home ownership from starting out to feathering family home nests to scaling down in empty nester mode and with styles from mid-Century to contemporary to transitional to classic. But Ethan Allen was not a brand we used much in other homes in cities where we lived and shopped furnishings in premium brands above this price point working with independent interior designers to make it easy to do given my limited mobility. (I have had multiple sclerosis since college days and umpteen decades later mobility and energy are both challenged and design professionals did the 'legwork', metaphorically and actually, to narrow down options.  There's the "if I could still dance..." tie in from opening.) Ethan Allen wasn't on their professional radar (the brand didn't offer incentives to 'the trade') and that means only occasionally was the brand on ours when buying on our own.  But limited access to quality furniture options in Boise led us to the Ethan Allen here in 2016 and the good product and customer care experience then led us back now. LOCAL STORE OWNERSHIP MAKES THE DIFFERENCE FOR CUSTOMER CARE:  This is one of very few Ethan Allen stores that are not corporate run but with local franchisee and the proof to customers of local ownership is sometimes in the pudding of problem resolution.  To share example from our 2016 experience when a handsome leather ottoman arrived with welt seaming problem the store offered apologies and immediately proposed the option of a leather tradesman fixing the seaming or having the item replaced.  We chose the latter and they let us use the original item while we waited on replacement to arrive.  Very nice. This kind of customer care supported by local ownership makes all the difference. If you have heard or read online of bad experiences with Ethan Allen service elsewhere, those are likely corporate run stores. Here local owner calls the shots. All good. ACCESSIBILITY: Accessible parking spaces alongside the building meet ADA standards. For the most part furniture in displays is spaced to maintain 36" clear as ADA requires - and is more comfortable for all shoppers. Loo is accessible. PARKING: Spacious, private lot, woohoo!

I have been shopping with Ethan Allen for over 10 years. The two main stores I used were corporate…read moreowned and in Scottsdale and Chandler Arizona. We moved to Boise last year and purchased about $7000 worth of furniture and this year about $3000 worth of art. We were not happy with two of the art pieces (which were about $700) and asked to return them. I was told I would be charged a 30% restocking fee and basically was advised by the designer "you should have used our free design services." We were told unceremoniously by the store manager they would not waive the $200 restocking fee regardless of how much we have spent at EA or planned to spend (had been looking at about $13k of additional purchases). What I have learned from this experience is a) don't purchase from this store as it is not corporately owned and you will not really receive a high level of customer service or grace. b) Stick to corporate stores like RH.com in Salt Lake, Utah or Pottery Barn (Boise) who do offer a high level of customer service. One of the reasons we shopped at EA was the excellent customer service we received in Arizona. The quality as some reviewers have discussed is not really any better than Pottery Barn particularly in their "wood" products. We purchased a 'teak' outdoor coffee table and two matching chairs (were going to buy the matching stools but will not be doing this now) and they are already 'chipping'. Good quality teak should not 'chip.' I agree with some of the reviews about poor customer service in store -- I found that up until you buy something the sales people in Boise are very attentive, after that good luck finding out when your product has arrived. Lead times for products are very long. I don't recommend purchasing from the Boise store. Unfortunately they just don't give you much leeway if you want to return something which is not the case at corporate stores. Let's face it sometimes you may think something will work in your home but it doesn't -- most stores allow returns with no penalty. RH is one store that excels at free returns even when it means shipping large items or picking them up. This experience with Ethan Allen Boise has unfortunately been strange and very negative -- the store/manager lost the sale of a $1500 (I cancelled a still in process piece after the debacle over the restocking fee) art piece and future purchases of $13k for a $200 restocking fee. I worry they may need the restocking fee more than the sale of furniture.

TJ has an unparalleled knowledge of the mid-century market in Boise and his passion and excitement…read morefor all things mid-century is contagious. Real estate transactions are inherently stressful, and TJ was excellent at making it as stress free as possible. He has an incredible ability keep his clients assured and informed during the process. Working with TJ on the sale of our home was a great experience. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking to buy or sell a mid-century home in the Boise. Not only is TJ a great real estate agent, he's a great human too. I appreciate getting to work with and know high quality people, and TJ is just that. If you ever get a change to check out one of his mid-century home tours I highly recommend it. You'll get to meet TJ, see what he's all about and you'll get a chance to check out some really cool mid-century homes in the Boise area.

I have to say, when we were looking to buy our first home in boise, I wasn't even sure where to…read morestart! when someone reached out to me from the moniker real estate team, it was a good feeling from the start! it's really cool the way they have this email system that immediately emails you when a home under your criteria is listed on the MLS. also, TJ was always on hand if I had questions about anything. we ended up touring only one home and putting an offer in and having it accepted! it was such an amazingly smooth and easy process and the advice that the team provided us with throughout each stage really helped so much. i'm so glad that we went with the Moniker team! I honestly couldn't recommend them more.