Looking for a furniture store in Leytonstone? Here you will find a comprehensive list of recommended furniture stores with detailed business profiles, services, products, customer reviews and ratings. Get multiple free quotes!
As luxury furniture specialists since 1977, Bridgman place distinct emphasis on providing reliable, luxurious comfort when it comes to furnishing your home, which is why we work with award winning designers and skilled craftsmen creating beautiful collections that are sure to impress.
Spacemaker — The South East’s Favourite Fitted Bedroom Company — A family owned and run business — we have been designing and crafting beautiful interiors for over 40 years. An all British Made product produced in our UK based Factory using materials resourced from fully sustainable sources.
North London Upholstery from our Muswell Hill workshop. Upholstery, Restoration, Repair, Hand-made Furniture, Sofas, Armchairs, Chaise Longues, Sofa-beds. Also: Fabric supply, Loose covers, Cushions etc.
Harveys, the furniture store are wholly owned by Steinhoff International and as such we have the backing and infrastructure of a huge global furniture leader. Harveys are the largest furniture specialist in the UK; we have over 150 stores nationwide which are supported by a quality infrastructure working from proven systems.
Woods of London in Blackheath is a independent stockist for Neptune Kitchens and Neptune Furniture, as well as the Neptune’s range of home accessories and upholstery. If your living in Dulwich, Greenwich,Bromley, Chisleurst or any of the surrounding areas we have the perfect kitchen or bathroom for your house.
At purves & purves we pride ourselves in having a wealth of experience in the contemporary furniture, lighting and home accessories business, whilst also offering an exemplary personal service to all our customers through trade discounts, multi-brand/supplier order management & logistics and best price retailing.
We find the best independent designers and makers around the world to create your pieces. Producing designs in small batches keeps costs low - and we think it’s a more responsible way of working. From potters in Portugal to needle-workers in Nottingham, discover how your items get MADE.
