This is the only store that I know of that has upscale furniture, artificial flowers and…read moreaccessories. We used to have stores like this in the Dallas area where I live, but not any more. So, I do all my accessory shopping in Houston at The Accessory Place.

Although they have some very cute and interesting pieces ,their customer service was not what was…read moreexpected for a high end accessory store. On the day I went, there were several designers working and only 2 customers in the store. Neither employees were wearing masks and both were coughing ferociously. Houston air sometimes does that to you. However , neither employee asked if I needed anything as they passed me several times. *note....I rarely , rarely give 2 stars for reviews . As 1st impressions go and as someone who has tried to go here a few times but barely miss their closing hours, I was looking forward to adding things to my home from this establishment. Customer service is a big plus with me and a quick smile or " Can I help you " means alot to me as a consumer . (2 stars for the beautiful items inside 1 star for the customer service.) Also, if you have allergies or possibly Covid , wearing a mask might be considered important as an employee since customers who see you coughing furiously may decide to exit the store .

Hip, eclectic, funky, way cool. That's Laura U in a nutshell…read more Located on lower Westheimer, the Laura U boutique is the place to go if you need a unique gift or something new to spice up your home decor. With brightly painted pink walls (swoon!), they carry a fabulous selection of LAFCO and Voluspa candles, as well as custom furniture, Michael Aram frames, Trina Turk pillows, serious cool art, and a bed hanging from the ceiling. What more could a person possibly want?! Laura U is definitely not Target or Ikea, so be prepared to shell out for the hipness. Laura U's primary gig is interior design. If they design anything like the decor in the boutique, you're in for a wild and contemporary, but very tastefully put together ride. I'm planning to meet with them about helping me redesign my home spaces, so I'll update this review post-meeting, but in the meantime, get yourself to Laura U and buy a wicked new something!

The Laura U interior design team is an amazing and talented group of designers. Love the bold…read moreaesthetics and polished functionality of their designs. Laura and her team work tirelessly at incorporating clean lines with striking details that bridge the gap between high design and practical living. My next place will have her signature on it.

2250 Interiors is a boutique furnishings store that I found quite by accident . I was building my…read moredream home in 2019 and had ideas but needed someone to " pull it all together . " I worked with designer Kim and she used my ideas and her talent to give me my beautiful home . When you buy from 2250 you can be assured no one else has the same item . All the designers at 2250 are excellent . Kim , Christine , Joel , James and floral arrangement specialist Tricia are all approachable and so easy to work with . They listen to the clients ideas and then make it 1000x better by their selections . When people walk in my home they truthfully say this is Brenda all the way !! Thank you everyone at 2250 Interiors for a fabulous experience. Brenda Trumble .

Great pieces and wonderful customer service. I always leave with something I love for my home.read more

1)Wildflower Lane does a nice job of setting up a presentation of items to be sold…read more 2) Wildflower Lane employees are very helpful and kind to customers. 3) Communication with the owner can be difficult. 4) Be sure you are very clear about your expectations, ask for a copy of the contract at the time you sign it to be sure all expectations are clear. And IF you ask them to remove anything left at the end of the sale, be sure you are present when the sale ends so you know what items will be donated in case you want that information for tax purposes later. Do your homework so you know how this company operates.

These ladies were a Godsend! They do a beautiful job with estate sales. It was just what I wanted.read more

I am a return customer and came back to have a reclining sofa and loveseat reupholstered that my…read moreparents purchased and was an eyesore!! Marie came to the rescue; full superhero cape on and rescued my furniture with the most beautiful fabric. This sister duo can't be beat. Their work is absolutely exquisite and they are super sweet and kind to boot! I can't say enough good things. Do yourself a favor and come here for all your furniture beautification needs!!

This was my first time to recover furniture. Marie at Houston Upholstry made it so easy for us -…read morechoosing fabric, pick up, delivery, everything was fast, efficient and easy. and our two chairs are beautiful!

This is a unique shop, unlike the antique and odds and ends stores on the street. They have…read moreantiques but also some that have been chalk painted designs. I fell in love with an armoire that was chalk painted and deco podge with Alice in Wonderland designs. Real talent. I bought a geranium plant that th owner Chelsea makes. It has little fairies in it. Great idea for a unique birthday gift to a girlfriend. A must visit!

Found an item on Facebook marketplace from their store and it was a seamless process to pay for my…read moreHeywood Wakefield buffet on their store website. I was able to get the item curbside's to my car. Park by the double doors on Avenue G. It's a cute place - furniture and plants. Also very clean restrooms. Their furniture prices are very reasonable. Highly recommended!!

I got to see a townhouse designed by this company and its fantastic. I would never have thought to…read moreuse an interior designer but this looks great and much better coordinated than I could have come up with myself. I saw it with a couple of friends and they actually noticed before I did how well designed it is. They said it looks like a restoration hardware catalog, but I think it's a little more unique and interesting than that.

During construction of our home, we have interacted with several vendors and businesses and Liz…read moreCrider (HAD owner) is hands down the most unprofessional and inexperienced. We approached Liz because of her Google reviews, (which I now must question the validity of those reviews), and she was paid a deposit to design our whole home. In the span of over one year, Liz never requested a face-to-face meeting or video meeting to get to know our design style. She never asked us a single question either verbally or in writing about what colors and fabrics we like or what to avoid. She never asked if we had pets or children or how we will use each space. She simply went off on her own and designed our living room based on photos we pinned on Pinterest. The designs required multiple revisions and hours of our time to get it to a state where we felt we were just okay with. Then came the estimate. Liz submitted a bill of $18k for our living room, but would not provide any details on where the products would be sourced, what fabric would be used, warranty information, reviews, etc. We were expected to hand over that amount of money with no guarantees we would be content with the items purchased, and, she only allows two returns per room. She was also tasked with our primary bathroom, which turned out to be another disaster. She never made one trip to the house, and she asked us, her customers, to take measurements of the bathroom and provide them to her. Her initial designs for the bathroom were confounding. It was a mix of tiki bar meets the Golden Girls. Again, we went through the same exercise of hours of input to get a somewhat okay design. This is when we realized we were doing her job. She purchased all of the items, had them delivered to our current home, and charged us her design fee plus cashed in on her trade discount. In addition, she relied on us and our GC to pick up orders and I had to coordinate all deliveries. At this point, we decided to cut ties with her because it was obvious she was in over her head, we were handling all logistics and her design aesthetic was not in line with what we envisioned. Perhaps Dorothy or Rose would appreciate it. We were stuck with the items she purchased ($9K), and we discovered that ALL of the bathroom fixtures are various shades of brushed gold. None of the items she ordered would work and it was a waste of money. When approached with our concerns, Liz lacked the business acumen to listen to our concerns and make things right. She wanted to retain 100% of the deposit for the whole house even though she worked on two rooms. When asked why she never requested a meeting, she responded with "I don't make friends with clients". Making friends was never my intention, but creating a thoughtful design was. One last point to her lack of engagement is that to this day, Liz does not know my husbands name and refers to him by his gmail handle despite being on multiple calls with the both of us. Do yourself a favor and research/interview interior decorators before deciding to go with HAD. I really wish I had performed more due diligence. This would have saved me a small fortune and a good amount of frustration with someone that is in the wrong business. **Everything stated in this review is documented in email exchanges with Liz Crider.**

Today, I purchased authentic Turkish rugs for my new house. Their collection features a stunning…read morevariety of unique designs.