Directory overview
- 140 Total businesses
- 4.6 Average rating
- 82% With reviews
- 69% With photos
- 22 Highly rated
- 85 Open on weekends
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121 UK Office Furniture Hire
Address: Unit 9A, Ashley Trading Estate, St Werburgh's, Bristol BS2 9XS, UKPhone: +44 117 942 1553Website: bristolofficefurniture.co.uk -
122 Belgrave School
Address: 159 Four Acres, Bishopsworth, Bristol BS13 8RA, UKPhone: +44 117 974 3133Website: belgrave-school.website -
123 INOFFICE Solutions
Address: Green park offices, James street west, Bath BA1 2BU, UKPhone: +44 1225 443669
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124 Arcadian Furniture
Address: Chippenham SN14 8HJ, UKPhone: +44 117 937 2320Website: arcadianfurniture.co.uk -
125 Conservatory Furniture Lacock
Address: Corsham Rd, Chippenham SN15 2LZ, UKPhone: +44 7801 380793Website: fairtradefurniture.co.uk -
126 Furniture Den
Address: 57 Park Hill Dr, Frome BA11 2LQ, UKPhone: +44 7593 975788Website: furnitureden.co.uk
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128 Graham and Green Click & Collect
“Nice and friendly Happy staff always friendly people give you instructions Recommended”
Address: Canal Road Industrial Estate, Unit 9a Avon Way, Trowbridge BA14 8BL, UKPhone: +44 1249 474450Website: grahamandgreen.co.uk -
129 India Jane
“Could spend a fortune but always manage to see something I need!!!!”
Address: 20 Milsom St, Bath BA1 1DE, UKPhone: +44 1225 333051Website: indiajane.co.uk
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130 Sartra Furnishings
“Lovely looking oak furniture reasonably priced, and first class customer service. Would definitely recommend.”
Address: Westbury Industrial Estate, Station Rd, Westbury BA13 4HR, UKPhone: +44 1373 865616 -
131 Le Fou De Bassan
“This store is a treasure trove for design lovers. They have a fantastic mix of modern pieces and great selection of art books.”
Address: 4-5, 4-5 Green St, Bath BA1 2JY, UKWebsite: lefoudebassan.com -
132 Futurform Ltd
“Have used their online stationary order service for years, easy to use and prices/quick lists all set up for future orders.”
Address: S7VEN House, A2, White Horse Business Park, Aintree Ave, Trowbridge BA14 0XB, UKPhone: +44 1373 455994Website: futurform.co.uk
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133 The Cotswold Collection Ltd
“Found exactly what we were looking for, really helpful service. Recommended!”
Address: Hangar No 1 Babdown Airfield, Tetbury GL8 8YL, UKPhone: +44 1666 503555Website: thecotswoldcollection.net -
134 The Chopping Block Co.
Address: Banwell, Weston-super-Mare BS29 6JN, UKPhone: +44 1934 824629Website: thechoppingblockco.co.uk -
135 Gainsborough Ltd
“Excellent quality service, great transport department.”
Address: Canal Rd, Trowbridge BA14 8RQ, UKPhone: +44 1225 779132Website: gainsborough-beds.co.uk
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136 Caffè Nero
“Really huge but cost feeling Caffe Nero. The opening hours are fantastic and the decor is welcoming. Lovely kind staff, really amazing soya hot chocolate and ok vegan Christmas panini. Definitely recommend going to this Caffe Nero. Right next Bath spa and the bus station.”
Address: Unit 1, 6 Dorchester St, Bath BA1 1SS, UKPhone: +44 1225 427913Website: caffenero.com -
137 Global Furniture Alliance Ltd
“Previous reviews not a true reflection of this business - Great company to work with. Forward thinking, collaborative with retailers big and small. Moving hundreds of thousands of units every year to major retailers, GFA deserve their top spot in the motion furniture & swivel chair sector.”
Address: Severn Link Distribution Centre, Mathern, Chepstow NP16 6UN, UKPhone: +44 1291 645080Website: gfa.uk.com -
138 Mallards
“Friendly staff, really accommodating with my very large breed dog, best Guinness in a log time aswell. Would highly recommend”
Address: 20 High St, Midsomer Norton, Radstock BA3 2DR, UKPhone: +44 1761 411514Website: linktr.ee
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139 ScS - Sofas, Flooring & Furniture
“Sofa shopping, let’s be honest, is the single most exhausting pastime known to humankind. Forget marathons, childbirth, or Brexit negotiations, nothing will drain your soul quite like trudging around Cribbs Causeway with your wife, looking at a thousand slight variations of padded rectangles. The problem isn’t really the sofas themselves (although God knows some of them look like they’ve been upholstered in the skin of a startled badger). The problem is sofa shock. That moment when you realise you’re expected to lower yourself onto yet another beige monstrosity, nod appreciatively, and then get back up again, only to repeat the process across an entire retail park. It is, in fact, a tidy little paradox. The longer you sit on a sofa, the more comfortable it becomes, but in direct correlation, your will to live diminishes. Ten minutes in DFS and you’ll happily fork out for a beanbag. Twenty minutes in SCS and you’re thinking, “Do we even need furniture? Couldn’t we just squat, like medieval peasants?” Now, sofa shopping is not something you do regularly. Despite what the shops would like, it’s not a jaunty every-three-years affair. No. This is a once-in-a-decade blood pact, like renewing your passport. The evidence is right there, jammed down the side of our current sofa: a Radio Times from 2002. David Tennant wasn’t even Doctor Who yet. So, in a moment of male genius (read: cowardice), I sent out a search party in advance, namely, my wife. She produced a shortlist of sofas she liked. Which, as is the way of these things, meant a shortlist of sofas I liked. My role was not to choose but to greenlight. It’s marriage, not democracy. And then…miracle of miracles… we walked into SCS Sofas, Cribbs Causeway, and I saw one. A sofa I actually liked. “What about that one?” I ventured, expecting to be told it was the wrong size, wrong shape, wrong vibes. Instead, my wife said: “That’s the one I like.” Bull’s-eye. Done. Sofa harmony achieved. Except of course it wasn’t done. Oh no. You don’t just “buy” a sofa. You must choose colours, sizes, shapes, cushions, protection, and payment schemes that appear to have been devised by Goldman Sachs. But, and here’s the real kicker, we were rescued by Sophie. Brilliant Sophie. Patient, charming, efficient Sophie, who not only explained it all without the faintest trace of judgment, but even handwrote the dimensions for us. By this point I was so delirious that I nearly nodded off right there on the showroom floor. Which, in a way, is the highest compliment you can pay a sofa. So yes, thank you Sophie. Thank you SCS. Thank you, sofa gods, for ending the torment. We are now the proud owners of a new sofa, which will no doubt survive until the 2040 Olympics and still contain the fossilised remains of 2025’s iPhone cables.”
Address: Cribbs Causeway Retail Park, Lysander Rd, Patchway, Bristol BS34 5UR, UKPhone: +44 191 731 3300Website: scs.co.uk -
140 British Heart Foundation Home and Fashion Store
“Very helpful lady assisted me (Katy I think). I originally visited on Saturday 9th but the tills went down and everyone had to leave the store. Went back on Sunday 10th and completed my order. Quite substantial as am furnishing a flat so also booked delivery. Cant't fault the store, except that the fridge I wanted had been sold, but they have a quick turn around and providing I see one by the day before my delivery, they will add it onto my order. Will definitely be back for more.”
Address: 50, 58 The Horsefair, Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3JQ, UKPhone: +44 117 321 5023Website: bhf.org.uk
