“I am so glad I found this place; they were pleasant, helpful and accommodating. I would 100% go to them every time I need something embroidered. Love these ladies, make you feel special as a customer.”
“Potomac Paint in Arlington has been incredibly helpful throughout our full home renovation. In particular, Khalim was innovative and went above and beyond when staining a T-molding to perfectly match the tricky color of our engineered hardwood. My contractor said it would be impossible unless it was factory-made, yet Khalim somehow made it happen. We were thoroughly impressed! I would say this is the best paint store in the DMV region.”
“My husband and I purchased a leaning media center from Hardwood Artisans, and we couldn’t recommend working with them enough! From the beginning, the staff was incredibly communicative and helpful. In addition to sending us photos of the various woods and stains, Stephen sent us several samples in the mail. Linda kept us updated on our product throughout its creation, and sent us many pictures along the way. Our piece also arrived a month and a half ahead of schedule! And it’s beautiful. You can tell it’s sturdy, well-crafted, and made to last a lifetime. We look forward to giving them our business again in the future.”
“Great spot for a mix of outdoor space and shopping. The kids area is a nice use of space and even the weekly market that they host has a good mix of things for all, including kids!”
“Had a great experience buying with Eddy. He walked us through all the options available and helped us settle on the right fit for us. He also took us through an exercise where we each found our sleep number, so we had an idea of what it would be like owning the mattress. He was friendly and helpful, would recommend buying from him.”
“Some times if we are really lucky we find someone who makes us feel special and uplifts and supports us. When I want to express my appreciation I make my way to LVM and peruse the scarves, jewelry, scents, books, bags, serving trays, pillows and other great gifts. LVM, you always make me look smart w my gift giving. Thanks”
“I've known Laura Collegan for years, and when we reconnected a couple of years ago, she graciously offered to help with any furniture needs I had. We looked through options together online and found a coffee table that is perfect for my home. Although I've only purchased a couple small items over the past 2 years, Laura has always treated me like one of her most important clients. She is always available by phone and email, offering helpful suggestions and design ideas without ever being pushy. Great experience!”
“We had a complex return involving store credit and a registry discount, and while it took a while they powered through to make sure we got all of the credit and discounts we were promised. The customer service makes us want to come back.”
“I ordered a large sectional sofa and 2 rugs from this Pottery Barn, with white glove delivery. They were delivered late in the day, and they set up the sofa but wouldn't set up the rugs (and the pads I'd already had delivered) because there was furniture in the room. I went in person to this PB, and spoke with the Visual Manager, Danielle. She was incredibly helpful - she made it right. She conferred with the store manager, Nicolette, and came out to my apartment with her colleague Stacey that very afternoon and installing both rugs. Not only did they do this cheerfully, but they were very careful to solicit my opinion at every step to make sure I liked the placement. (Both placements I had specified wouldn't have worked, since they blocked particular doors from opening, which I hadn't thought about.) I can't give these two associates more than 5 stars, or I would! Highly recommend this store.”
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.
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.