Home Sweet Home Furniture & Mattress

I must agree with Jenn G. that if you go into this store with your expectations appropriately set – then you’ll be satisfied. The furniture is low-​end (really low) – but it fufills the job for those of us who are in town for defined period of time and need furnishings. They (employees) know this also – thus, you can do a bit of haggling to get what you want at a very good price.
There are a couple of gems in the store if you look carefully.

This is the epitome of a «you get what you pay for» kind of place.
That being said, I recently walked out of there with a new dining table and king size bedroom set and am happy with the purchases.
To give you a sense of what you’re working with here… I went into the store on a Sunday morning and saw a dining table I liked. Called back later that night to find out how late they were open to see if I could swing by and pick it up — the answer was «are you going to buy it or just look at it?». I said buy it, so they stayed open for my sale. HA!
Anyways — like I said, it’s not top quality furniture, but it’s modern looking and way more affordable than the bigger places. The dining table I purchased was $ 200 compared to the similar one from Crate and Barrel, which retails for $ 700.
We bought a king size bedroom set for $ 1000. Again, I know better than to think I’m getting great craftsmanship for $ 1000… but for that price, it looks great and if it lasts the next 3 years until I move again, then it’s done it’s job. Not going to find another king size set that looks as good for anything comparable to that price.
Moral fo the story: if you want afffordable, decent quality stuff and are prepared to haggle with the sales people, you might find some great deals here. If you need high end and want a great sales experience, look elsewhere.

On a whim (bad move when buying furniture) I stopped in at this large furniture store. Found side tables and the sales associate said she could order the coffee table. Fine. Two weeks later she calls. We ask her if she’s looked at the table and ensured there r no scratches and imperfections; she says it looks good to her. Get there, 1^st thing I see is the glaring gaps in the paint in the front drawer of the table. She says she could fix it but wldn’t be up to my standards. You betcha. I tell her I want my money back. She goes on about 25% of this and that and it was a special order. Wrong, it wasn’t and I had to repeatedly tell her to give me a refund. Finally she did but she made it difficult by charging me twice and having to refund the money twice. What a nightmare! I can’t imagine the people she fools by telling them they have to pay a 25% fee for returning an item especially when the customer hasn’t signed anything to that effect. Lesson learned: I may pay more at a Haverty’s or Lazy-​boy but at least they aren’t fly-​by-​night operations.
Bottom line, I was desperate for a coffee table and lowered my standards. Sometimes it works out, but definitely not at this store.