Sedlak Interiors

Ok, so I have been waiting a long time to go to the east side and experience Sedlak Interiors. When I first pulled up, I felt like the building might have been an old funeral home. Funny thing is, the interior kind of matched how I felt. Everything seemed old and outdated. The place is extremely huge and with the right talent, this place could be a winner. My suggestion? Make the contemporary area large with fully furnished areas where customers can envision the settings in their home. The whole experience was overwhelming and nothing seemed to go together.

I shopped for a heated/​massage recliner and was surprised at how few choices there were in their huge Recliner Cinema. I hadn’t found anything better anywhere else, so I purchased one. A couple weeks later it was delivered, and although it’s not exactly what I hoped, it’s pretty good. I wasn’t sure it was what I had actually ordered, so I called last night and the receptionist took a message for the salesperson to call me back, but she never did. I went to the store today and dealt with a 60-​something or so salesman. Although he answered all my questions and I’m confident what I ordered is what I got, he was creepy. He’s one of those old men who think they are funny. If just one or two lame comments were made, I could have ignored it. But it was over and over and over. Never a straight, simple answer. Otherwise Sedlak was ok to deal with.

The minute I stepped through this place I had flashbacks to being a kid and playing in and running around the furniture store. (And how upset my Mom got when she had to find me in such a large place). Lots of inventory here, including Stickley. The kids’ furniture needs some improvement. All the guy kept saying was, «This and that retailer are getting out of kid stuff» so it doesn’t seem like they care too much about kids’ bedrooms. So be it. If you cannot find a recliner you like in what they call the Recliner Theater (I called it the Price is Right auditorium based on its layout) then you have issues. Grab one of their complimentary yard sticks and start measuring away!

Very disappointed — went there last month to look at patio furniture. When I narrowed down the particular set I was interested in purchasing, the saleswoman sat me down to review color choices, cushions etc. She disappeared for a while and came back with a few samples of tile for the table top for me to look at but none of them were the colors I’d asked to see. She seemed flustered and overall just odd. I won’t give her name here because I don’t want to insult her, but it was a bizarre experience. She disappeared again, and I had to leave soon to go pick up my son. I asked her to write up a sales quote for me with the color/​finish/​style I’d selected, and to call me with the price details. I gave her all my contact info, but she never called me. 2 days later, I called back and asked to speak to her directly, thinking perhaps she’d written my number down incorrectly or something like that. She was unavailable, so I left a message for her, saying I was still waiting to hear back from her about the price for the patio set. She never called me back, AGAIN! It was so weird. Very unprofessional. Clearly they were not interested in my business.

High end store. Atleaest 50 employees, not one other than the door greeter said hello! They need more furniture that is «Casual» — sectionals. Very stuffy style — huge store, but not enough variety of normal things. Lots of furniture looked like it came exactly from my grandparents parlor or house… Need to get with the times!

Felt like I was shopping inside a funeral home.

First time homeowner and I’d rather leave the decorating to my better half, but I actually had fun looking around the store. They have a style to match every taste. The prices are not absurd, although they have some pricey collections. The service was attentive and courteous.