Two Columbia Road

One of the best modern furniture retailers you’ll ever find - superb customer service, superb products - thank you for my incredible light 👌

I bought a beautiful lamp that unfortunately was not working properly when we connected it at home. Justin who owns the store was great following up with this, picked up from my appartment and returned the money to me. A shame as I loved the lamp! I will go to the store again as there are some great pieces of furniture. Really recommended

Have been walking past and in and out of this shop for many years and I have always enjoyed the selection of fur future wall art and lighting they offer . Great classic designs and all in excellent condition. Well worth keeping a regular eye on the stock as it changes often and that item you have always wanted will turn up here eventually. We bought an amazing Hand Van Ban them Chandler for our shoe shop and it now hangs in our chapel . Good keen prices and knoawledgable staff.

Another one of those rare gems to stumble upon across London.. Been living here for 25 years and only recently discovered this place, will most certainly be a regular joint now.

Lovely shop with a great selection of furniture and pictures. You cant miss this shop on your way to/from columbia road flower market on a sunday morning.

Friendly personal and knowledgeable service every time, find that perfect piece.

Two Columbia Road, 2 Columbia Road, Shoreditch, London E2 7NN, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Emma is a star!

A bit misleading as on the day I walked past here (on my way to Columbia Road Flower Market) -- there were two ratty chairs sitting out front. My inner "upcycler" sprang to life until I realized these two chairs were actually an "advertisement" for their upholstery courses. Fair enough, fair enough -- but what lies within is anything but DIY. Two Columbia Road is expensive in a way that will appeal only to a small set of the population. Beautiful chairs, chests shelves, bits and bobs and the like at a very high premium, collectors with open pocketbooks, come hither. Agree with Tom S' review -- come for some inspiration and a little peek around. The pieces here are gorgeous and finished to the highest of sheen, the owner quite obviously a savant in his niche. However, not so much so that I'd be tempted to pull out a few grand on a teak chair or table. I'll suit myself at House of Twenty (Clapham) or The Restoration (Stoke Newington) for the time being.

I wouldn't normally go into interiors shops but the window displays were so good here that I found myself lured in. There were two gorgeous chairs in the window which the lovely man working there then told me were £1250 each and were 1958 originals. Extremely pricey but if that's what you were in to this is a gorgeous place to shop. They also sell tables, artwork, interesting light fixtures and cabinets, most of which are vintage or designer pieces. It's a gorgeous shop just to browse in even if you don't have a couple of grand to spare on chairs.

A vintage nightmare. Purchased several furniture pieces that were delivered damaged and stained. 30-day return policy was not honored so buyer beware before purchasing here. Several other customers have reported similar problems regarding faulty products. Bad customer service including aggressive emails and calls. I have even witnessed customers being yelled at in the store. Would not recommend this shop.

A great store for vintage furniture, mainly 50s to 70s, including seating (Herman Miller etc.), storage, tables, desks. A lot of rosewood pieces, usually with distinctive features if they are not coming from a well-established manufacturer or designer. Very appealing windows, with their best pieces. Some art from 60-70s (posters, paintings) and some decorative pieces, gadgets etc. The only problem is the price everything is generally distinctive and tasteful but expensive. Worth visiting at last for inspiration or if you are into late XX's modern classic furniture.

Two Columbia Road has an impressive range of vintage designer furniture, but it really does come at a premium. Unfortunately it seems like the perfect place for a fatcat banker to kit out his new pad like a design aficionado, but it is a good place to have a look if you're a 'creative' student or interested in design. You could probably find similar stuff elsewhere but it's not likely to be such a good collection in pristine condition.

Avoid at all costs, rude and bad business ethic. I bought a chair, paid in full and agreed that I would call back once ready to have it delivered. When I called them after 1.5 months I was rudely told that the chair had been given away because they didn't hear from me for a long time and thought I wasn't interested anymore. In a chair that I paid £220 for. He did not offer any apology and actually was very rude on the phone. I hope he will be less rude once I go to the store with the receipt that I thankfully kept to get a refund.