I renovated my main bathroom with mostly serenity bath products, which are very beautiful and high…read morequality pieces. After the vanity was delivered I realized the drawers were not what I requested as they should have came with a metal sliding insert which should have been a easy fix. I called many times and even went into the store to have this remedied but never received an answer. Even if they would've apologized and couldn't fix it i would accept it but it seemed as though they wanted me to just forget about it and push my questions off to other people. When I purchase from high end stores I usually expect the customer service to be high end as well.

When choosing fixtures for our bathroom renovations Rob was very patient with us. He made us feel…read morecomfortable as we climbed in and out of tubs testing the depth and length. He was not phased as we tested the heights of different toilets. In the end we are very happy with our choices. Beautiful items!

I am pleased to say that a fellow North Battlefordian runs this extremely exquisite and high end…read morebathroom store on 4th street. After running through the list of people we know in this now ghost town. I find out that Royal Flush is actually a family run business with over 30 years of experience. Royal Flush features imported bathroom fixtures and accessories that are way off the map. According to the owner, Calgarians travel a lot and they want what they have seen in other countries. Royal Flush is a huge impressive showroom of some of the most beautiful sinks and bathroom hardware I have ever seen. Just check out my photos. Owners are lovely, incredibly personable, and humorous. A relative of their family is actually the mayor of Battleford, Saskatchewan and with the influence of RB, he has the small town into conserving water and using environmentally friendly plumbing. This store is grand, 1970s architecture, with huge windows boasting well presented tubs and sinks. Drive by and enjoy the impressive window displays or better yet pop inside. The prices are up there but then again you are paying for the highest quality and craftsmanship for these prices. Be assured though that hands down with Royal Flush everyone's a winner.

My wife went to this store at my request to check it out and see if she liked any of their bathroom…read morefaucets. We have a high end home and like to buy quality stuff. Maybe she should have worn her Burberry that day as she felt that she was treated like a tire kicker that couldn't afford anything. There are other high end places in Calgary that provide high end service to match. We certainly won't be returning to Royally Flushed.

Robinson Lighting is my go to place for all of my lighting & plumbing needs. There specialized…read morestaff are excellent at helping me find what I need at a price point that I can afford.

Went here for our first time looking into buying a vanity light and vanity mirror. VERY overpriced,…read moreand incredibly awful service. Receptionist said hi then looked back to her paperwork. We were there for 15-20 minutes without one other person even speaking a word to us none the less asking if we could use any assistance. When we left three staff members were chatting and looking at something funny on the computer. Do yourself a favour and go down the street to the other lighting store. They were ready to help and have much more reasonable prices.

If you are interested in the top cabinets available in Calgary you must see this showroom! I have a…read morebeautiful new kitchen with Cambria countertops. The designers are amazing and everyone is helpful from start to finish. Jennifer and Jamie are awesome. They also provide top of the line closet organization. This is a new high end Kitchen and Bath design studio owned by Legacy Kitchens and managed by Chris Eden who managed sales at Legacy for over 20 years. Don't miss out if you want the best!

Britannia Kitchen and Home is a great place to shop. The product selection and service are…read moreexcellent. So many things in a relatively small space. Although shipping is provided free with a low threshold, I enjoy picking up my online orders so I can look around the store as well. Staff are always friendly and helpful. It's my first online destination for kitchen and dining items, particularly since it is a local family business and I can pick up my order in-store.

Really wanted to visit inside this location at the Britannia Plaza, and it was already 530 which…read morewas closing time but the door was still open. So I pushed open the door and the girl ran with the key opened the door, literally looked me up and down and said sorry we are closed, and basically closed the door in my face. I was just at a store previous to hers which was also closed but the woman at the door was incredibly gracious and apologetic. The woman working at this store was so blatantly rude and figured since I was wearing jeans and sneakers I wasn't worthy of entering the store for even minutes or a more gracious greeting. You lose girl better change your attitude B.O.H.A.G.

I've been in mourning ever since our store in Edmonton closed, so try to visit this one when I'm in…read moreCalgary (admittedly, not that much, the last 3 years!). I was hoping to get one of their festive liquid soap/lotion combos with rack, but was really surprised to see that in early September they had nothing Pumpkin Spice. Nooooo! I asked the very helpful sales lady, and she checked in back for me. I got the last set! w00t! I also picked up a couple gifts for bestie that I thought she would like, and the saleslady let me know that if I order online and pick up at their store, they get credit for the sale. Good to know! I need their storefront to stay around so I can browse as much as possible while I can.

Placed an order online and it was cancelled with no phone call or e-mail to let me know, I only…read morefigured it out after tracking it. They still managed to send many marketing e-mails.. but no communication on my order. When I followed up with customer service, they were unhelpful or caring at all. Pull out of Canada nerds. 1st and last time I would shop with this retailer.

JOJ Services did an amazing job of refinishing my bathtub! The bathtub had some stains that could…read morenot removed with cleaning products. Overall, the pre-quote inspection and quote process was very professional. When scheduling the date and time of the refinishing, Joel was very accommodating. He arrived on time and was able to complete the refinishing in a timely manner. He made sure I was happy with the finished results, did a 2 week post-refinishing follow up to make sure I was still happy and satisfied, and made sure to return to complete the polishing. I was very satisfied with JOJ Services and highly recommend them!

JOJ services reglazed our bathtub, tiles & vanity. He showed up on time, worked tirelessly until…read morethe job was completed. It was absolutely beautiful. Looked like a brand new bathroom. We were thrilled with the results. It was much cheaper & less costly time wise to reglaze than tearing out the tub and tiles & replacing. Highly recommend this company.

They have very cool furniture that you can't even come close looking online they kinda do all the…read morehomework for you. I've bought a lot from them and the quality is there .Had some chairs replaced from them also buy once cry once I love all my stuff and it holds better value then most places

My first clue should have been when I saw the scarves at the front being sold for $100 a piece. But…read morenope, even after seeing those, I continued to walk into Restoration Hardware. Restoration Hardware is an insanely overpriced store with, yes, nice goods, but goods that no one in their right mind would pay what Restoration Hardware sells them for. Another perfect example is a Snowman Kit that I saw at this store. Basically, the Snowman Kit consists of a box filled with a carrot nose, two pieces of coal for eyes, and a little hat that you can put on a snowman. On the front of the box it says 'You supply the snow'. The cost you ask? $21. I wish I was joking. WHY would ANYONE pay $21 to make something that: a) you have to supply the majority of (ie. the snow for the snowman) and b) Something that is FREE to make. Your guess is as good as mine. Restoration Hardware is a pretentious store that is trying far too hard. It takes basic goods that people use for their comfort ie: slippers, bathrobes and scarves, and overprices them to see how foolish some people are and how willing someone is to waste their hard-earned money. Two words: No Thanks.