The showroom
Pull up a chair.
A visit is a chance to check proportions, look at a surface in daylight and talk through the practical details.
Bring the room with you.
A rough plan is useful. Note the room dimensions, the pieces you are keeping and how much space you need to move comfortably.
- A photograph of the room in daylight.
- Table and chair measurements if matching existing furniture.
- Fabric, flooring or paint samples if helpful.
- A record of the delivery route and any tight access.
Ask before setting out.
Display pieces can change. Confirm which items and finish samples are available to see, whether you need an appointment and how long to allow.
For a real showroom, publish verified step-free access, doorway, seating, parking and toilet information. Use the enquiry route to discuss any access needs rather than assuming they can be met.
The photograph is a separate stock furniture shop and does not document the example address or its accessibility.
A little help choosing
Start with the room.
Bring a few measurements, a photograph and the questions on your list. We can discuss what you need from a piece before you decide.