“Stopped by with my mother to purchase a new mattress. This was my first time purchasing a mattress in person as opposed to online. Marietta was excellent to work with and not only knowledgeable but very personable as well. If stopping by, make sure to ask for her and you’ll make an educated investment when shopping for a mattress”
“I had a great experience with this company. I saw a headboard for my bed posted on social media, which I had been looking for some time. I had a couple of questions about the item and asked for a recommendation from the owner on color based on my home decor. He was very helpful with clarifying everything about the product, as well as putting me in touch with his scheduler immediately!! For a small fee, they even took away my old box springs and bed frame. The entire process was so easy, quick and professional!!”
“I usually stop by to see what new. The store is well stocked for the home including furniture, bedding, kitchen, home decor, and garden accessories, etc. The prices here are reasonable compared to your big name brand stores. Also, TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, are all connected.”
“I contacted Machin after working with another millworker for 75% of my kitchen and that millworker could not finish the rest of my project. In my opinion, it's difficult getting someone to start in the middle when they didn't have it from the beginning. To me, that was difficult- trying to match what someone else already started, their ideas, their techniques, their cuts, their paint and stain. I called Machin (Stuart) and explained my situation, who told me he could come that day to look at my existing kitchen- to which he did. He took a good look around, snapped some photos, and told me he'd get me an estimate the following week after his vacation.Stuart deserves this review. I took a chance on this guy! He had ONE review and I was nervous, but I came here to fill in the blanks for everyone else. He beyond surprised us- he absolutely IMPRESSED US. First, my previous millworker called me daily, wanting me to come by and check the project, make sure everything was being done right. While these calls were done with good intention, it was cumbersome and difficult to drop everything and get over to that shop daily. With Stuart, I mean, he never called me to have me check on anything. It was the complete opposite: very carefree and just forced me to put my trust in him. I called him at some point because I thought, "Ok, I hope he is getting this right???!" and asked him if I could swing by to check the material and he said sure. I did and all was identical to what I already had installed - great news! About a week later, Stuart called asking one question about the kitchen, I answered, and I offered him to come by again to really get it painted in his memory- he said, "No, don't need to, I got it." I mean, really, he only came by once?!!?The day of the install, I was so nervous. I went to the truck where the cabinets were because I thought, for sure something had to have been off in replicating what I already had installed.I was blown away. He absolutely matched my cabinets in their construction, in their 2.5" shaker widths (not standard), their stain, their wood grain (oak), etc.- the details were matched to the T! I had a handle-less design on the upper wall cabinets and he made it identical! To much to list. AND HE ONLY CAME BY MY HOUSE ONCE. Once we installed, we noticed that the upper cabinets needed one more coat of paint to match exactly, so Stuart had his guys remove some panels, repainted them, and installed the following day. Unreal!!!! One thing I noticed very recently, is that the millworker from the other 75% of my kitchen, while beautiful, my drawers bump into each other when I pull them out together. With Machin's, they don't bump at all. While they both utilized the same material, I have a feeling someone knows how to install undermount soft close drawer slides much better than the other. Quality uncompromised. Thank you.While Stuart does not know, but by trade, I am a designer- I'm incredibly picky, a perfectionist, and I know what I want. Thank you, Stuart, you beyond deserved this review, without hesitation you have my recommendation on any custom millwork job.”
“Look, this is honestly a mixed review as we had issues with defective merchandise. A few key employees made the difference and made the experience tolerable while being kind and pleasant. Specifically Kari and her manager, they handled a difficult situation with understanding and support. At the end of the day they made the situation right and we are thankful for that.”
Bob's Discount Furniture is growing while its competitors shrink. The Manchester, Connecticut-based retailer reported strong fourth-quarter results in its first earnings call since going public in February, with revenue climbing 8.2% to $648.8 million. Full-year net revenue jumped 16.8% to $2.4 billion, and net income rose to $121.7 million from $87.9 million the prior year. CEO Bill Barton told analysts the company plans to open about 20 new stores in 2026 and sees a path to more than 500 locations by 2035, roughly two and a half times its current 209-store footprint across 26 states.
Wayfair is testing a new, smaller store design. The online home furnishings giant, famous for its endless digital catalog, is trying a different strategy for its physical locations. The company announced plans to open a smaller prototype store in Columbus, Ohio, scheduled for late 2026. Located next to the Polaris Fashion Mall, the new space will span approximately 70,000 square feet.
Online furniture giant Wayfair is setting up shop in Atlanta with plans for a huge 150,000-square-foot store opening in 2026. The new location will take over the former Walmart space at The District at Howell Mill shopping center. This marks Wayfair's second big store, following its first location that opened in Wilmette, Illinois, in May 2024.
