This is a great place to find somehting different for your home. You can change the atmosphere with…read morea lot of items offered in Heal's. I found one of the most amazing furniture ideas there.They are expensive, so keep in mind to take more money when you are shopping there. Everyone is friendly and helpful if you have any questions.The last time I bought a ceramic cat for decoration, it is made by Jonathan Adler and I think he is a really good designer

I like Heal's or at least the concept of what Heal's is and what it used to be. For me it was a…read moreplace that was the epitome of good taste in modern design where you could come and imagine how you design and furnish your des res penthouse that you would have one day.

A lovely hidden gem on Chatsworth road! Specialising in…read more'mid-century furniture and ceramics', this is a beautifully designed space showcasing vintage furniture. Its a little bit of a tight fit, and on the pricier side, but the aesthetic quality and craftsmanship of these pieces are sure to last you forever. Plus, Billy the dog lives in the shop. And lets you cuddle him.

From the owner: everything but the dog specialises in mid century, Danish Modern and vintage Ercol furniture.read more

They offer delivery for £15+, which includes moving piece into your flat, not just the lobby! This…read moreis typically done by a man named Jim, and Jim is super sweet and runs his own removals business...so I'll be keeping that card for the future! Ok, now that we've settled up on the detail of "how the hell am I going to get all these beautiful things back to my flat in one piece without busting a hernia!?" -- we can move on. My husband actually found House of Twenty's website on the internet. I know, old school -- wasn't even on Yelp -- YET. We made a day of it, traipsing north on the 55 bus and landing squarely in House of Twenty's front door. It's not a huge shop, but it packs a punch. Despite having furniture stacked to the ceiling, it is organized and you can view everything. They'll politely move things around to get a closer look as well. There is a workshop in the back and they are always acquiring new pieces. There are some fantastic couches, sideboards, desks, chairs and odds and ends/bits and bobs for the finding. Scored a Danish high-backed armchair in excellent shape for under 200 quid -- very happy! Fits perfectly in my corner near the fake fireplace, and the dog has already claimed it. They accept credit cards -- I actually made my decision after leaving the shop and they quickly sent me over a paypal invoice and then arranged delivery for me. Very easy. Natalie (one of the owners) was truly delightful and a pleasure to work with. I write this sitting in my chair -- its a beauty! *lunch afterwards while overlooking the river at Prince of Wales is also a nice break from shopping.

From the owner: Specialists in mid century vintage British and Scandinavian furniture and homewares, we have a…read morelarge selection to suit all interiors. An eclectic mix from Danish sofas to industrial cabinets and retro lighting, if we don't already have it we'd be happy to source for you. We also hire out furniture and props on request. Call into our Hackney showroom for a browse!

Oh IKEA. How can you be so, so rubbish at organising deliveries!?…read more I can't really be bothered to type up an angry rant about how truly rubbish IKEA call centre staff, IKEA twitter staff and IKEA delivery staff are. They like to lie and pretend things are on the way to ensure you have to take unnecessary time off work. My advice for yelpers is not to attempt using their expensive, crappy delivery service. Visit the shop yourself and use a taxi or hire a van to get your things home. The delivery service takes weeks (at least over a month)...and does not even show up even after they promise "100%" that they will arrive. Wankers.

Retail parks are interesting things, you trade plush presentation and comfort for price. Ikea in…read moreNorth London have taken this to a whole new level .., without the price change. In contrast to the Wembley branch this is a cramped facsimile that makes no pretence about being just a big warehouse. The place feels like a crowded warehouse even when empty. It is the rabbit warren of hell, it is the tesco express of ikea. The need to to get out was so distracting that none of the actually quite nice items are bought. Awful, use the Wembley branch if you can. It's only 15 mins away on the North Circular and you will leave with your sanity (even then be sure to go first or last thing)

Furniture 2 Go Direct. YES!…read more Highly recommended and experienced and very cheap priced furniture. With excellent free delivery service.

From the owner: Leading Distributors of Quality Furniture To Landlords, Housing Markets and the General Public At…read moreFactory Direct Prices In and Around the London and surrounding Counties. Free Same / Next Day Delivery www.Furniture2GoDirect.com

My grandad waited three weeks to for this bed to arrive , He had a few worries to which he raised…read moreconcerned with the company.My grandad had to buy a thick mattress topper to stop the springs from digging into his back .As someone who is elderly,this caused him stress as he was not getting a good nights sleep .A gentleman was sent round to have a look at the bed and he did not seem to have many concerns about what was causing this problem and had the only way to fix the problem was to buy a new mattress from them at a discounted price .This was thier way in which to solve this problem .The specialist layed on the bed for approximately 20 seconds before saying it's fine and could found no error with the bed .