Dania Home & Office Interiors

If your considering purchasing furniture from Dania, one word of advice: DON'T. We purchased a "new" sectional which took weeks to arrive and when it finally did, it had a a hole in the chaise with large staples sticking out. The process over the next couple of months to get it repaired was painful to say the least. In fact the couch, made by Rowe furniture, was so cheaply put together that the inspector said there were several places that were sewn poorly/inaccurately. I wrote a letter to the store manager to share our frustrations of the whole process (months), including that scheduling at "our convenience" really was only at Rowe's convenience. On top of paying for a defective piece of furniture, we had to take of 2+ days off of work - unpaid - and they did not finish the job the first time around because the person was late. The store manager wrote us saying we would not be reimbursed anything and, in fact that it was "our inability to schedule the repair that certainly added to the time it took to complete the job." - he included a sheet from Rowe saying that we were "very difficult customers to schedule" - even though the reason for this whole matter was because we got a piece of defective furniture. They had to rebuild both arms of our sectional in our living room and we were considered difficult customers because we both work full time and could not schdule at their convenience. SORRY PEOPLE, we have lives and work outside of purchasing defective furniture! Please - don't waste your time with this place. They were absoultely not customer focused, more than happy to make the sale - but nothing beyond their commission. If you are considering Dania, go to Room and Board, Gabberts, Crate and Barrel - heck even Slumberland - where you'll get much better service and better quality hands down. more

If you're shopping at Dania, it's because you've realized that IKEA doesn't exactly cut it anymore but you still can't afford to spend $10,000 on a couch. The quality of their furniture seems pretty high. You won't find a lot of particle board here. I've purchased a dining table, two sofas, an armchair, and an ottoman from them and all items are still sturdy and look great. I'd say they beat places like Pottery Barn and Crate & Barrel in terms of prices and value. However, Dania mostly carries contemporary styles that are best described as "Scandanavian" in design. It always seemed to me that their selection of more traditional furniture is smaller, but maybe that's because I've never sought that out. The salespeople are always very helpful (patient and not at all pushy), though they get pretty busy on weekends. They're very willing to go through the many binders and books at the counter as well as call around to find out your options for a particular piece. Since this store location is kind of small, if you don't see exactly what you want out on the floor, I'd recommend you ask what else is offered in the same line. You might also go to check out their store down in Southcenter since its showroom is a lot bigger. The delivery service was great. Because they had the furniture in stock, I got a couch, armchair, and ottoman delivered just days after buying them. The delivery guys were on-time, friendly, and fast. more