01/17/09

When I redesign my space, Worldware is my first stop in my choice of designers @ furnishings

by Aeffia

Worldware is the showroom you look to if you are seeking premium quality, elegance and style for home designs. Not only are the design choices well presented @ Worldware, but you have one of the largest selections of retail interior designs in San Francisco, and unlike similar showrooms that are open only to a select clientele accompanied by a designer, Worldware opens its doors to the general public and welcomes everyone. In addition to that, Worldware is staffed with professional designers to freely assist you with your design selections.

At Worldware, there is never a pressure to make purchases. The general public is free to wander around the showroom and enjoy the ambiance and make selections without being crowded by a designer. The designers are courteous, friendly and ready to help you

whether you are making small single-item purchases or large ticket item purchases.

One of my favourite times to shop at Worldware is during the Christmas season. I feel like a kid in an exclusive candy shop choosing stuff from off the large Christmas tree. Have you ever looked @ the Sid Dickens memory blocks? I started collecting them from

Worldware about four years ago, and was I surprised to find out that most of the blocks increase in value after the designer retires them. I have even started giving them to friends and family members as gifts. There are many little gift items one can find at Worldware. It is also a good place to go is you are looking for a hostess gift or a beautiful candle.

The designers are at Worldware to help you regardless of who you are. Don't be intimidated by the beautiful atmosphere. One does not have to be an older person to appreciate the furnishings which can easily fit into any design setting.

Worldware is my destination when I'm looking for furniture for my home, and my office. I love shopping at Worldware. When you walk into Worldware, look at all the possibilities and be open to the experience.

Hayes Valley shop specializes in ornate, exquisite and one-of-a-kind furniture.

by Contributor

In Short
From custom-made sofas to chairs fit for a king, Worldware brings decadence back into home decorating. If your home is your castle, you might be willing to shell out $450 for a beautiful leather ottoman or $1,200 for a royal feather and down throne. Also, check out the jewelry made by local artists, the sheets made from organic material, and the wide array of unusual gifts.