Gundersen Brothers Interiors sells high quality furniture. Eric and Carl are very friendly and very…read moreknowledgeable about the products they sell. We have purchased many items from the store and have no issues.

Great local furniture store quality pieces you can take home that day!!!! RARE IN OUR NEW WORLD!read more

This has become my new home Goodwill after my move north, and it's netted me many fantastic fines…read moreso far. Prices are par for the Goodwill course. I got a perfect display/curio shelf for my recent fountain pen obsession for just $5 - all it needed was a deep cleaning. I also chanced upon a packet of sealed unused postage stamps priced at half of face value. Talk about a surprise! Lots of furniture, DVDs, books, and housewares. Clothing makes up the bulk of what fills the store. As with any goodwill, though, you never know what you might find. I've never seen the place staffed by anyone other than a few local college-aged girls. It's regularly a bit of a mess on the shelves leaving shoppers to dig and rummage around quite a bit. At least there's never a mess on the floors. Only true downside is the lack of a case with higher value items. So the REAL good finds won't likely be found here.

They do not honor price points of their merchandise. They try to double charge at register and…read moreinsist customers lie to them about their pricing Never again am I using this store for anything I have much better and more honest thrifting sources I can use. One star because it won't let me give zero I've also reported them to their corporate office and the BBB.

Came across this small, yet nice showroom inside the Liberty Street Commons building while looking…read morefor The Faithful Little Cupcake (which is downstairs, BTW). They are a part of Orrville's Runions' Furniture and carry various styles of furniture: couches, tables, beds, mattresses, lighting, home accents and misc gifts. They have the typical big name furniture brands like Serta and La-Z-Boy but also modern styling and patterns from brands like Trica, Norwalk and Steven Shell, the former I've always liked. They're also carrying Luminara candles and Coblentz chocolates, I'm guessing for the upcoming holiday season. If you're not in the market for furniture have a walk through to experience all they have. You might find something small for you or a friend. Friendly staff that aren't at all pushy. There's a side showroom of discounted items, which has a clever name, but forget what it is.

I love this store. I agree with other reviewer, even if you aren't currently in the market for new…read morefurniture - definitely walk through. You'll get ideas for decorating and possibly see things you might want to buy years down the road. Roomscapes stocks a lot of unique items that you just won't find in other stores and I personally think their quality is very good. Sometimes they get in one-of-a-kind unique items too. Example, you love that gorgeous wood table with the glass and tile inlay? That's the only one they've got and it didn't come out of catalog - someone made it in a studio in Southern Ohio. Same with some of their decorative art pieces. Fish Furniture or Levin's this is NOT. Which is why I love this store! It's half art gallery - half furniture store. Oh and they deliver to the CLE area. Awesome!

Really great little antique shop just around the corner from home. Dangerously close, even! The…read moreselection is well displayed and not overwhelmingly cluttered, making for a more relaxing visit. The shopkeepers are super friendly and include a black cat that is so chill and hangs around the shop unbothered while you hunt for finds. There is a good box-full of postcards, which is my primary target in antique stores, along with stationery in general - that includes some old fountain pens. Posters, advertisements, viewfinder cards. There's a lot of furniture set-up throughout. Old books and toys. A Rock-Ola Cafe jukebox. One of the shopkeepers has a keen interest in plants and builds his own terrariums which are also on display throughout the store. From outside, I won't lie, the place looks a tad unapproachable. But rest assured, once inside you will be pleasantly surprised. Prices seem a bit on the high side, although for the postcards they were just to my liking. At least one owner seemed willing to haggle a bit and offer bulk deals. He mentioned future plans for having a stall style set-up with vendor booths in the back part of the building. Unlike what "Yelpers report", this place is very much still open.

This is a cute little place! Stopped by for 20 minutes to look around. It's right on the corner of…read morean intersection, easy to spot and is absolutely adorable from the outside. There is ample parking right in front, so it's easy to access. It's even cuter on the inside. They really champion crafts and local artisans here! They have candles, jewelry, home goods, soaps/lotions, and a bunch of food from local makers in here. There's a bathroom on site as well as a room dedicated to crafting! I had a great time looking around at crafts by local artisans. I walked out with some keto and protein cookies I wouldn't necessarily recommend, but everyone's taste is different :)

I've driven past this place dozens of times easily. Spur of the moment and a whim I stopped in to…read morecheck it out. I thought it would be a place to make things based on the name. Maybe it is, but most of the stuff in here seems to be from China. It's cute, crafty, artsy, and mass-produced. And expensive in keeping with the cute crafty and artsy. I kinda like it

Just had to share how much I am in love with the furniture I've purchased from Chez Del in Akron,…read moreOhio! Over the past two years, I've purchased a few fill in pieces for my bedroom, breakfast room, and even an entire living room of furniture at Chez Del's popular summer warehouse event. I've always known exactly what I wanted, having an interior design background myselfl, and been able to make decisions easily. However, it was the purchase of my family room furniture that had me baffeled for the first time. I just couldn't narrow my ideas and decide on the right style and layout. With the help of designer Becky Harrell, my furniture was delivered this week and I am thrilled. Becky worked with me over a year and a half. She was gracious to quote multiple pieces, let me check out umteen samples of fabric and finishes, and never made me feel as undesisive as I knew I was being. She knew I wanted quality and I wanted a great price and so steared me to take advantage of the Chez Del fall upholstery sale. Becky came to the house and measured the room to put it into their design software and show me exactly how the furniture would sit in the room. We thought through all the fabrics and finishes and ultimately decided on a look that fit me, my family and our personality. With tons of family showing up for Christmas, the Chez Del team kept a last minute delivery slot open for me, followed up with manufacturers, and made sure we had furniture for our company. The delivery guys (Keith and Joe) are top notch. I'm a little picky and they took extreme care to cover my floors and carefully placed the furniture; often making slight adjustments to my liking. At installation, Becky informed me that the manufacturer of my sofas had left off a decorative feature I had ordered. Chez Del hired their furniture upholstery person to add the decorative features and handled the issue before I even knew about it. It was done perfectly and without my having to stress about it. That is excellent customer service! Bottom line, the furniture business is a tough one these days as manufacturing has changed a great deal. It's not unusual for the retailer to have to answer to quality issues, delays in shipping expectations, and a whole array of customer satisfaction issues. And, retailers are doing all this at lower margins and more online competetors than ever. Chez Del, their personal touch and expertise, is a gem in this fast changing marketplace. I'll continue to support them and the personal experience!

In last few years we have dropped a fair amount of money at Chez Del, however we've decided to move…read moreon. The issue is that far too much of the furniture looks like it came out of local hotels. Gaudy, Mediterranean style. The demographic they seem to be aiming at is 70 years old and above. I'm 63 and their inventory still reminds me of a trip to grandma's house or the lobby of an assisted living facility. There is nothing remotely modern, tasteful or stylish. I'm sure their buyers know their customer's tastes, but their customer base has to be dying off or aging to a point where they have little need for new furniture. I think Chez Del would be wise to update the styles they offer. In fairness, the staff is professional and friendly but I don't envy them having to move this stuff.