The Habitats Collection

Berkeley, États-Unis

2.5

2 avis

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+1 510-540-5440
Site :
www.habitatscollection.com
Adresse :
1036 Ashby Ave, Berkeley, CA, 94701
West Berkeley
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
1.1 kmDwight Cresent & 7th St
1.3 kmEmeryville
1.3 km6th & Channing Way
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Heure locale (Berkeley) 16:26 mardi 27 mai 2025

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2 avis sur The Habitats Collection

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Évaluation du lieu : 1
San Francisco, CA
This place is full of con artists and schemers. These are the same people who used to be called Asiantique, had a going out of business sale, just to reopen under this name. There service is crap, and everything is marked at 50% off, like I’m getting a deal.
I would rather pass a kidney stone then return to this place.
AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE!!!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Oakland, CA
Exceedingly fancy home-​furnishings store. This is sort of what I imagine Cost Plus would be like if instead of the $ 1-​$ 50 market they were catering to the $ 500-​$ 10k market…
Mainly an emphasis on Southeast Asian furnishings, with a lot of reclaimed teak. They pride themselves in being a «green» business.
There are quite a few of what looked to be wooden African statues here. If I was redecorating a place and I had a budget of $ 30k, I’d totally shop here. Too bad for me.