Furnishr

I hired Furnishr to design and set up my second home in Florida. My design consultant was quick to respond with suggestions that turned out beautifully in the house. I'm very pleased with this service.

I had a great experience working with the Furnishr team to design my new vacation home. I live in another state and there's no way for me to get everything done easily and remotely. The Furnishr designer is patient and knowledgeable and showed me a few designs that would work beautifully. I just had to pick one style and make a few changes and then order the design package that has everything I need. The installation was also very smooth. The guys are friendly and prepared. I can't praise Furnishr enough!!

Nice furniture and designs! I have a midcentury modern style and I'm loving how everything goes together in my new apartment.

The concept behind furnishr is immensely appealing. In practice, it’s riddled with screwups, complications, miscommunications, and headaches. I contracted with furnishr to furnish a new home. I chose furnishr over local interior design services because of the price and, more importantly, the speed they offered initially. Things did not pan out well. The design process was largely positive. I appreciate the overall concept that furnishr developed for my house. And I think that furnishr succeeded fully with a couple rooms; probably about 1/3 of the house. Nearly everything about the execution process, however, was a nightmare. This became the point where I really wish I had opted to deal with a local outfit, in order to feel like a real person was looking out for me, and not an online bot. The delivery and assembly were poorly coordinated. The assembly team did not even know the furniture was arriving the same day they were coming out. So the assembly was rushed, multiple items were damaged, and the assembly team’s overall performance was shoddy. Certain items felt (and continue to feel) “cheap” to me. This is especially true of lighting, shelving, and rugs—basically “side” items separate from main pieces. I have had to replace multiple items and will continue to do so in the coming months. Matters got worse when I attempted to return a few items and, around the same time, was told that several items (including key pieces like a dining table) were back-ordered well off into the future. The logistics of the return process were awful. Clunky. A lot of bumbling. The same was true of dealing with getting a refund for back-ordered items and for returned items. Ultimately, a project that was supposed to be completed in October stretched out well past then. And, if I had not opted to break ties with furnishr after the problems became too much to deal with, I would have been stuck with this project well into 2022. This will still be the case, unfortunately, as I work to remedy issues with furnishr that came up after the design process.