238 Colony Place, Plymouth MA 02360
“Victoria at La-Z-Boy Furniture in Plymouth was outstanding to work with. From the beginning, she truly listened to the overall look and feel we were trying to create in our home. She was professional, thoughtful, and her attention to detail was second to none. What really set Victoria apart was her ability to take our floor plans and recreate them in her CAD software. She even came out to the house with sample fabrics to see colors in the room. She then incorporated her furniture recommendations, color selections, and layout ideas directly into the CAD program, giving us an incredible visual of how everything would look and work together in the space. We visited other furniture companies, but none offered anything close to this level of personalized design service or visualization. Victoria made the process much easier and gave us confidence in the decisions we were making. We highly recommend Victoria to anyone looking for furniture, design guidance, and a truly professional experience.”
16 Court St, Plymouth MA 02360
“Our favorite antiques dealer. Friendly experience; our dog won't let us pass by without stopping for a visit. Inventory is constantly changing so we look forward to deals regularly. We like to get furniture & small decor here.”
1 Commerce Way, Plymouth MA 02360
“Tons of stuff. Whatever you're looking for, chances are you'll find it. Only problem is while most similar items are grouped together, you are forced to look through the entire store for things that may not be where you would expect them to be. But it's worth it.”
76 Shops at 5 Way, Plymouth MA 02360
“New lication. Very clean and neat. Super helpful employee. My only problem is company policy. There is a 25% return and 25% restocking fee. That is Rediculous for one 6 foot piece of flooring trim.”
51 Commerce Way Unit B1, Plymouth MA 02360
“Laura was fantastic. She took all the time to explain and demonstrate the different beds, the financing and prices, the delivery and set up process. She did not pressure us at all to buy, was very professional. After purchasing the bed and having it set up, she called to see how it was going with the bed. I have asked several questions since then and she has no problem walking me through the different things that O have asked about. I will definitely recommend her to anyone I know that is thinking about purchasing a bed.”
Two familiar names now share one storefront. Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store opened their first co-branded location in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 16, and the concept is spreading to nearly two dozen stores in what the company calls phase one.
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