Ikea
(713) 688-7867
7810 Katy Fwy
Houston,
TX
77024
29.7847
-95.4725
Neighborhoods: Northwest, Spring Branch East
What People Are Saying About Ikea
The Editor
Kamila Przybylski
Citysearch
In Short
Hopen, Malm, Aneboda-no, those are not suggestions to name your pet, but the Swedish names of IKEA's designer furnishings and decorative odds and ends. Created with a "one-way" layout in mind, shoppers weave through a labyrinth of seemingly endless showrooms stocked with equipment to creatively accessorize every room under the sun. With patrons ranging from groups of freshmen students looking to outfit their tiny dorms to entire families, the store offers a huge repertory of styles, patterns and colors for every unique taste. And speaking of tastes, the small restaurant just beyond the cashiers serves up traditional Swedish fare for those who worked up an appetite.
User Reviews
Anonymous
July 18, 2008
Went to go spend over $3000 on closet cabinets. Got different stories on what to do at ever turn. Delivery was a disaster. The idiots in the truck backed into my driveway and cracked it. They refused to repair it. Some of my items were damaged and that was a nightmare to get rectified. You have to sit on hold forever to get any help and then, no one even cares to help you. The cabinets are the worst quality, if you even go near them, they scratch beyond repair. I do not recommend this store, they have a lot of improvements to make, especially in their lousy quality of products...it's all junk.
read full reviewAnonymous
January 14, 2007
If you've never been to IKEA before, it is quite an experience. It is HUGE and you could easily get lost in there. Whether you have a specific item in mind or you're just going to browse, you could easily spend a few hours walking through the whole store. I think that one of the reasons that it is so appealing is that they offer a wide variety of furniture at very affordable prices and there truly is something for everyone. A definite plus is that they have a number of rooms (living room, bedrooms, kitchens, etc.) laid out so you can walk through and get ideas about different furniture options or even accessories. For example, if you have a new house or are looking to do some remodeling, their kitchen section has appliances, countertops, cabinets, lighting, organizers, and even sinks and faucets. They have a variety of rooms that are already laid out so you can walk through them and get ideas about what the finished product would look like. When we moved into our new house, we needed a small table for our breakfast nook, and we found the perfect one at IKEA. Their stuff is affordable, easy to assemble, and very functional. The table we bought is not as durable as other furniture we have in our home, but it serves its purpose. Another fun area to browse in is the children's section. They have children's furniture (including dressers, beds, small tables and chairs, etc.) as well as toys. The prices are unbeatable! As you approach the exits, there is a section with kitchen gadgets and home accessories. I love to browse through the displays and bins and even if I have managed to make it through the whole store without finding something to purchase, I always end up finding something here. They have a play area for children and a restaurant with very reasonable prices (including a full breakfast for only $.99). It's a place that the whole family can enjoy
read full reviewAnonymous
August 03, 2006
This store has something for everyone. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The furniture is priced right and not expensive. You can get just about everything here. One stop shopping. PROS: friendly staff CONS: far
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Know Before You Go:
Before you brag about your "designer decor" at home, know that the low prices do have a catch---all furnishing are designed to be assembled by the consumer.
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