This is my favorite destination store. Stuffed to perfection. I live in the Springs & come up…read morewhen I'm looking for a special present. Sometimes that present is for me !!! So many fun pieces. I have a small collection (7 so far) of Sid Dickens Plaques. They are so interesting and with the variety offered, I'm always pleased with my choices.

This place is a gem!!! Everything in this store is absolutely gorgeous!!! It's the perfect place…read morefor one of a kind and special gifts. The owner is wonderful and the pride in service and love for the store are evident in every interaction.

We love D'Amore Interiors. Our entire living room and master bedroom are currently furnished with…read moreD'Amore furniture. Many years ago, we also had them reupholster counter stools to match our family room love seat upholstery. Their furniture is of the best quality, and can be customized as needed. The staff is very helpful in discussing our needs and helping us find the right products, providing interior design guidance as needed. We keep coming back because of the high quality and unique items we find there. Every time we browse the showroom floor, we find treasures that we just can't pass up. We desire a distinctly southwestern style, and D'Amore has had just what we need, every time. We have been frequenting D'Amore Interiors since they were located on the I-70 Frontage on the West side of Denver. I guess that must be close to two decades! When they moved to their current location, we found them promptly, as we needed some leather dining room chairs! If you want to replace the high pressure furniture shopping routine for a great furniture shopping experience, including honest staff and prices, and fine, unique pieces, I highly recommend D'Amore Interiors.

I am in the market for office furniture. I found some fantastic home furniture instead. I will be…read moregoing back.

They were both friendly and helpful was helping a client of mine get her house in order. Needing a…read morefew table and chairs and end table to put her CPAP machine and medication on. As a blessing to be able to come here and find a few things to help her feel more in control of her life and have a safer environment to live in thank you so much ! DanaMoore

I happened upon this business 7 or 8 years ago and just came across a pamphlet he gave me so…read morethought I'd write a review. I was looking for a table and they had just gotten in a big load of school lunch tables and he said 100 dollars. It was a fair price for something so big and sturdy and was for a good cause so I agreed. I did end up having to get a few sticks of chewed gum off the bottom but that's ok. The men were nice and helped me put it in my car. They weren't pushy to buy other things and let me leisurely look around. The reason I deducted a star is when I gave the man the 100.00 he just put it in his pocket and I thought does this charity have any sort of accounting/bookkeeping for what comes in/goes out and where the money goes? I don't begrudge the guys if they do take some for their work and time but him just putting it in his pocket made me somewhat question the operation. It was a neat place to look around, lots of different kinds of items and my experience was overall good and pleased with my purchase.

Reading some of the other reviews, I have to say I'm surprised by what others experienced with…read morethese guys. Wonder Wife and I were in the market for some bedroom furniture and spent a little time wandering through the different displays. As is the case with any furniture store, there were pieces we really liked and some we thought were pretty ugly. The service we received was very good and although we purchased some clearance items out of a set, they were very willing to allow us to pick and choose what we wanted and gave us very good prices. We also saw a wonderful piece of wall art which we also asked about and they knocked about 25% off of it since we were buying other stuff. The prices are expensive if you're used to buying at American Furniture Warehouse, and they're astronomical if you're used to buying IKEA particle board stuff. But, you get what you pay for. Now that most of the kids are gone, we want to start getting good stuff, and that's what we got. Delivery was $79 and worth every nickel. They arranged the furniture the way we asked, mounted mirrors, assembled the bed frame, etc. And the guys were super nice.

I was planning on shopping with my husband for furniture however we left due to the staff members…read morespeaking about us loudly and making assumptions about our relationship after we said we were just browsing. Very uncomfortable environment for younger couples would not recommend.

We recently built our dream home with a focus on cooking, dining, and entertaining. While working…read morewith our lighting designers we noticed how nice their furniture was in their show room. They shared contact details and we thankfully met Ethos Furniture. We've ordered custom furniture items in the past and the quality & craftsmanship from Ethos is top notch. Our walnut table is rock solid and sits on a sturdy iron base. We have young children and don't even worry about them damaging the table thanks to Ethos' durable construction. The artisan, Ross, is one of the friendliest people I've ever met. He put the table together, walked us through proper care, and stopped by a couple of weeks later to drop off a special wood cleaning product free of charge. He takes great pride in his work and it shows. I ended up ordering a custom office desktop to match the walnut dining table, and Ross will definitely be our first stop for any future custom wood furniture needs!

This Goodwill in Monument, Colorado is the largest, cleanest, best organized thrift store I have…read moreever visited. In my reviews of other Goodwill locations, I've joked about finding hidden gems buried on shelves stocked with tobacco-scented alarm clock radios and "gently used" tubs of Vick's VapoRub, but this location has nothing but clean, desirable merchandise, all at unbeatable prices. Most thrift shops look like a hoarder's mansion (misplaced merchandise tossed with wild abandon), but this Goodwill is organized like a department store. The clothes are sorted by size, the music and movies are sorted by genre (impressive), and the electronics are stacked neatly on the shelves. The more expensive items (e.g., jewelry, rare games, a gently used tub of Vick's VapoRub donated by Ed Asner, back hair included, etc. ) are stored neatly in locked glass cases. My dad and I make a stop here on our yearly pilgrimage through Colorado and New Mexico. He invariably walks out with a stack of $2 t-shirts*, whilst I invariably walk out with a cart full of DVDs, CDs, and video games. On our most recent visit, he picked up six shirts, and I brought home a brand new, complete-in-box "Wii Fit" balance board and game for only $11.99. I also found a pristine copy of the 1985 gothic rock classic "First and Last and Always" by The Sisters of Mercy for $1.99. Here's a first for a thrift store: complimentary coffee and cookies in the books section! My dad was impressed with the coffee ("hot, not piss warm," he assured me) and spoke favorably of the cookies, which he likened to Pepperidge Farm. I partook of neither but appreciated the scent of the coffee -- the floral, spicy aroma of the methylpropanal, the pungent, fruity notes of the acetaldehyde -- as I rifled through stacks of musty polka records. Definitely check out this Goodwill if you ever pass through Monument. You're sure to find something that piques your interest. If you're in the market for God-awful Wii games, a urine-stained wheelchair, or a box of Depends, however, give this store a wide berth and visit the Goodwill in Huntsville, TX. That store is a treasure trove of third-party Wii shovelware and geriatric curios. *On our first visit, I had to explain why a "Straight Outta Compton" t-shirt didn't quite match his red "MAGA" cap.

This is probably one of the worst experiences I have ever had in shopping anywhere. Oddly enough,…read moreit was at a store where you are making an effort to give back to a good cause. One of the managers there, a tall heavy set bald guy, is incredibly rude and obnoxious. Definitely will not make the mistake of shopping there again.