Great MCM furniture. Lovely to deal with. Very helpful in arranging shipping to the Poconos.read more

Go see The Wonderful Miss Judy who will "pilot" you through a happy buying decision to beautify…read moreyour home with many of their unique pieces. Owners Drew and Danielle are cool too, but Judy is a Five Star Joy !

Nice man runs this store...I believe he is the owner as well. He can deliver but we did not use…read morethis service! The value is great we bought a lamp and 2 chairs and a bench.

Still waiting for the refund, and the couch. We paid in April, he couldn't get the couch and…read morecouldn't afford to refund us the money, so offered us a "loaner couch" which I've never heard of. Doesn't have enough money to run his business and his customer service sucks. Just hung up on this guy after he yelled at me and told me I wouldn't listen to him. Don't waste your time you'll never see your furniture or your money.

We needed to find a 60" vanity for our master bath and I wanted to use reclaimed wood if possible…read more Asbury Woodcraft was one of the only places that I found locally so I went to check them out. Both John and his daughter,Jen were an absolute pleasure to deal with and offered suggestions and then made exactly what we asked for.in the time promised . The end result for us is perfect.i would use them again

ASBURY PARK: when we visited Asbury Woodcraft, we were so happy to see that the owner's dog, Emma,…read morewas hanging out too! This place has gorgeous, custom made, solid wood pieces available for purchase. This is like real deal furniture and so special. Come visit this dog friendly shop and imagine your home makeover!

Salvage Angel is filled to the brim with everything under the sun from textiles, architectural…read moreelements, mid-century bar ware, etc. Seriously- don't wear a bulky coat to this place, you won't fit down the isles! The staff is bare bones & can be very busy at times with set design folks from the entertainment industry. They don't have the capacity to respond to inquiries via social media, so an in person visit is necessary (and lots of fun!). Be patient. Just do your digging and take photos of what you are interested in with your phone. The shop operates in a brocante style (like if you've ever watched Dick & Angel shop for architectural salvage in France on "Escape to the Chateau"). You show your photos to the shop owner Carolyn at the main checkout and she comes up with a price for your selections. I know it seems weird, but when you see the shop you will understand that there is no way in h*ll they could possibly put individual prices on everything. This is not Facebook marketplace and the pricing for some items will reflect this shop's proximity to NYC. The owner's passion and commitment to recycling and repurposing just about everything from a wide variety and time periods is admirable. I was able to find a perfect match for my 1890's porch door thanks to their collection of treasures. Payment is cash or Venmo.

As a lifelong antiquer this place is incredible. The sheer volume and diversity of stuff is mind…read moreboggling. If you've been searching for years for something super niche there's a solid chance you'll find it buried somewhere in here. That being said, this place is set up in a way where it feels like it's not meant for your average antique store browser like myself. This place is designed for house flippers, serious interior designers, and restoration specialists that are either looking for statement pieces or that one very hard to find and very obsolete part that's needed to get a decades old artifact working again. Their system (of having no prices listed) I fully understand based on the magnitude of objects in this warehouse. However, waiting roughly 30 minutes to an hour to get a price on something actively discourages potential sales. Also, as a serious antique bottle collector - I was slightly annoyed that I was not able to view their whole collection since it was blocked off by dozens of snack trays. If you come - treat this place as a destination because it really is!! And be prepared to wait a bit until you figure out what the damage is going to be.

Always cool stuff.. but the owner is so aloof.. he doesn't look up or respond when you say hello or…read moregoodbye and questions seem to irritate him. Unless you are sure you're gonna buy something don't bother. Nothing has prices and customers just seem to annoy him. Almost bought the big traffic light in the window but his attitude lost a sale.

GREAT location for repurposed items. The business has a lot of industrial type of lighting and…read moreantiques that are really viable for today. If you have a chance, swing by and check it out. The hours of operation are iffy, so maybe call first. I was there one time and the store was closed, even though the hours posted showed it still should be open.

I brought in 2 dining rooms chairs from the 1920s that were in absolutely *terrible* condition…read more Jarrod was able to provided a very good explanation of the estimate for time of restoration and reupholstery. He patiently walked me through fabric options that fit the budget and style of my dining room area. The chairs came out beautifully, and have been holding up very nicely; even against my annoying cats! I have never used J&H Dinettes before, but have already recommended them for projects for several friends and family. Amazing staff and service!

We just had two vintage chairs reupholstered and we are so happy with them! The team at J & H was…read moreso helpful--from helping us select the perfect fabric, to keeping us updated on the process, to checking to make sure that we picked the perfect nailheads. The work is flawless and I love that these chairs will have a new chapter. Thank you, J & H!

We contracted Legere to renovate most of the first floor of our house. The designers and most of…read morethe workers are good, talented people with the customer's interests in mind. The head of the company, Steve Troy, is a different story. Steve has one interest - your money. We paid Legere nearly $250,000 for our renovation. Legere recommended replacing the hardwood floor in our kitchen with tile. A couple months after Legere completed the project we noticed that some of the tiles in the kitchen were loose. Legere attempted and failed to fix the problem on 3 occasions. Each time Legere repaired the floor they used a different lot of tiles. Now about a third of the tiles in our kitchen are loose and/or cracked and the tiles don't match. Today we received a letter from Legere's attorney stating that they are no longer responsible for the damage they caused to our home. Several tiling companies have seen the damage and estimated that the repair will cost $30,000-$40,000. Each time we contacted Legere about the tile problems the workers were accommodating and attempted to fix the problem, and each time Steve Troy attempted to blame the problem on us. Steve Troy has now refused to correct the problem. We are stuck with a nightmare. Our kitchen floor is falling apart.

I stopped in at the Beach shop on the Boardwalk months ago and really admired everything. Asking if…read moreRobert did consulting, and found out he provides a free consult. I appreciated his artful taste and design style but also as important his personal class and ability to understand me. I hired him. We worked together to create my new living room and I am thrilled. I have worked with other designers before and always walked away thinking that they don't hear me. Not so here, I love working with Robert Legere. He is a gem and so are his stores his staff and his integrity.

I tried very hard to spend money here but they were not interested. I asked to see some very…read moreexpensive wall paper which is covering the store. They told me I needed to make an appointment. (a bit annoying but, ok). I made the appointment, saved it in my phone and the employee did not even write down the date or time. He just asked me my name. I came back the following week at the time he said and was told I had the wrong day and they could not help me until I made another appointment. First, it's not possible I got the wrong day as I would not make an appoint for a Friday morning when I work during the week. Second, WHO CARES!!!!! I'm a customer and I just want to look in a book sitting on your shelf. The store was empty. Even if the employee was busy he could have at least suggested I look it over and email him with question when he was available. But no, I needed to make a second appointment. Which I did. Then I called the owner and left her a voicemail that I wanted to speak to her about this situation. She never called back. The WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE I'VE EVER EXPERIENCED. And I would have been happy to use them to wallpaper ever room in my brownstone. TOO BAD!

From the owner: For more than a decade, Oasis Home has fostered the development interior design style by infusing…read moremany creative endeavours: interior design, photography, art collection, fashion and music. OASIS HOME, located in Asbury Park, New Jersey, Nancy Mikulich and her associates build on the passion for design and curation of home décor, art and all things beautiful and unique. NLM Design Interiors is known for creating spaces that are striking, poetic environments combining clean lines and classic form. The design sensibility is grounded in materials and values that endure. Her spaces are at once comfortable and freshly discerning. Attention to customer service is essential. Each design project is regarded as a collaboration with the client.