Bought 2 lovely pieces of furniture, a sofa and a rocker-swivel chair. Both were very attractive…read moreand comfortable. The trouble started when they were delivered. The under-liner of the sofa was ripped in a way the suggested it was damaged in shipping. It did not affect the comfort so I asked them to fix it instead of replacing it. They promptly did just that. They stapled in 3 gauzy cloth panels, each of different color, using short staples which fell out after 4 days. No big deal compared to the problems we had with the chair as reported in another review. I suggest having them replace stuff if you have the same problem. Also beware of buying off the floor as their warranty policy is murky.

2 years ago I bought a set of recycled plastic garden furniture at Sweet Dreams. This furniture…read morefelt a bit pricey but after using this set for 2 years it is worth every penny. Comfortable, super well made and VERY stylish. The staff is very helpful and such a pleasure to work with. They told me I could leave this furniture outside 12 months a year. It seemed too good to be true so I've been checking for weakness or fading with age. NOPE.... Good as new. Love the furniture, love the store.

I can't believe we didn't go in for the first time until January. Obviously, you don't buy a sofa…read moreevery month or even every year, but still. Anyway, warm welcome, quick to answer questions, no heavy pressure, just "there's more upstairs." Not everything is for everyone-- but they have a lot of choices, good brands, and as important-- different scales for smaller or larger spaces. We also wanted to re-upholster our dining room chairs-- and the people at the store were so helpful and supportive as we chose the fabric. We love what we ended up with. Evan the upholsterer and his team are amazing. The antique chairs look great with their new covers and thicker seats. The delivery guys were cheerful and enthusiastic about the work that had been done. Like someone else said, I'm buying all my furniture from Country Farm from now on.

Nicest service in Maine! How Guly recommend doing business here. Honest, reliable and courteous…read moredelivery guys

I bought Funiture from wayfair a few times. this time im a bit upset…read more I tried to look for a sleeper sofa, so i called a representative to help me. She was helpful, but not enough. I was looking for a full size sleeper sofa, she recommended a twin size. I looked at the product and ordered it, assuming it was a full and not a twin sized sleeper sofa. I cancelled my order after realizing what i ordered. to rub salt on an open wound, after the fact, i found a sleeper sofa (full size!) from wayfair for less than 300. Im keeping the couch i have, since all it could use is some sewing needle, some cleaning, and not much else. Wayfair may have lost customer for this stunt.

I recently purchased a desk from Wayfair.com. It had a horrible odor which I tried to remove with…read morevinegar and hot water. (It did not work). So I did a search and discovered the odor was a toxic fume gassing off. I ended up in emergency with heart palpitations, shortness of breath and a cough which I still have. I had the desk put outside on my patio while I phoned Wayfair.com. I was informed that according to todays standards, there was nothing wrong with the desk. The desk still smelled after sitting outside for two weeks. Plus the desk could gas off undetected for up to two years. Please consider carefully before you buy from this company. They do not stand behind their products or seem to care about the health of their customers. Marilyn G

I love the varied of the high quality and unique items sold in this shop on Maine Street. It is my…read moreplace to go to when I need to find a special gift for friends and family. The staff is always welcoming and helpful.

Not the store I loved for years before its recent sale. Missing the verve, style and non-partisan…read moresensibilities of previous owners. Not interested in paying $7 for a greeting card. I see here that the new owner challenges each and every low review, and that's exactly the kind of interaction you can expect in the store. Just leave me be and let me shop, preferably with unique items I can't find elsewhere -- not the multiples of kitschy, common junk that have invaded recently.

There's SO MUCH to look at (and probably find if you have the patience and penchant for thrifting)…read moreat the Brunswick Waterfront Flea Market. You could get lost here! Treasures of all kinds can be found here: coins, costume jewelry, carnival glass, strange t-shirts, stranger home decor, toys and statues, books and buttons, vintage electronics, old kitchenware, a guitar corner... you could come here every week and find something new (new to you, anyway)! So many friendly and knowledgeable people; I watched one vendor explain to a couple how flea markets worked (she genuinely encouraging them to barter for anything they were interested in). We had a couple vendors tell us that they had lots of stuff 25% to 40% off, just to ask if we were curious. Make it a point to visit here, especially in the winter months when the farmers market is happening at the same time. It makes for a wonderful Saturday morning outing!

Large indoor floor space, on Saturday a farmer's market is held in an adjacent space. Established…read morevendors. Most prefer Venmo to cash.

This needs to be changed because I just went there and it is not a Habitat for Humanity Restore…read moreanymore.

This is a true gem. You can always find a great bargain here. Lots of unique furniture, decor,…read morelight fixtures and tools. Friendly and helpful staff. Support a great cause and stop in!

Freeport Emporium completely blew me away with how much it has to offer! Two full levels packed…read morewith everything from glassware and clothes to the most random, quirky treasures you can imagine. Since the space is rented out to different artisans and vendors, the selection is quite diverse. Really, it's a vintage lover's dream. The woman at the front desk was incredibly friendly and helpful. I could've easily spent hours wandering through all the unique finds here and talking to the staff. Prices vary since each vendor sets their own, so it's a mix of splurge-worthy items and super affordable gems. I walked out with a new mug and some adorable little spoons. Can't wait to come back and see what else I find!

how this place can be referred to as antiques is ridiculous..it is a building filled with junk at…read moreinsane price points..how it stays open is beyond me! and they must be writing their own reviews..also no greeting from the lady at front desk means no go on a revisit to this place

We bought a couch with movable sections for $4000 less than 3 months ago. It is the most…read moreuncomfortable couch I've ever owned. The cushions already feel worn out as if it were 10 years old instead of brand new. Lying down causes extreme back pain where the sections connect. Would not purchase from Furniture Superstore again.

We have purchased from Furniture Superstore in the past and have been happy with the product. This…read morelast time they sold us on an American made reclining sofa and chair. The sofa recliner is falling apart and can't be fixed. A lot of money for a piece of junk that is under a year old.

I just purchased a lovely mission coffee table from Chilton. For years, I knew the name from the…read morefrequent small ads in the New Yorker magazine. When I decided I needed a new coffee table, I looked there. I went online and found precisely the table I wanted. I learned that each table was crafted by workers in a shop in Maine (or was it Vermont). My cherrywood table would take about six weeks to be built. The folks at Chilton couldn't have been more helpful. I was calling from New Jersey, but Jill Kennedy, who runs the Freeport store, was as nice to me as if we'd been neighbors for years. She would have shipped it directly to me, but I took the opportunity to pick it up as a chance to visit my son who, coincidentally, runs a B&B, "Mercury Inn" in Portland, about 20 minutes from Freeport. My son came with me to collect the table. Jill was not at the store, but the owner of Chilton, Jen Levin, greeted me, and with her staff and my son's help, we loaded the table into my car. She was also kind enough to give me a tour of the showroom. The table is flawless. It's clear that talented craftsman took pride and used their skills in selecting the wood, preparing and building the piece, and finishing it with care. It's a "mission" style coffee table with a mechanism to lift the top up and over my knees to serve as a small dining table- perfect for snacking and watching tv. I know from past experience that the lifting mechanism can be troublesome. This one lifts effortlessly and smoothly. Clearly the craftsmen put the same care into their design and placement of the mechanism as they did with the table, itself. The price was very fair for a handmade, solid wood, made-in-America crafted product. In fact, before asking the price and based on my research, I expected to pay 50 percent more. Summarizing: Beautiful furniture, Wonderful service. Very fair price. Does it get better than that?

Great products but poor follow up service. I received my beautiful nearly $5,000 walnut dining…read moretable February 20. Unfortunately it was damaged during shipment (insufficient packing). The firm selected to make the repairs stated it cannot make it look like new. Chilton refuses to acknowledge that this therefore devalues their product and is unwilling to offer a discount or replacement.

Nicely curated store. Beautifully displayed. Good prices. Don't forget the downstairs for men's,…read morehome goods, and kids.

Awesome selection in a clean store with reasonable prices and friendly volunteer staff. All…read moreproceeds go to charity!