Restoration Hardware

We spend a lot of money trusting in what the sales person and the way they advertise their famous Cloud sectional couch as the best seller and most comfortable product and it's a total Fraud! Not Claud it's not design for humans After a few minutes seating there you end up with back pain also we made the mistake trusting them and we pay extra ******* usd for leather and its so slippery that you end up on the floor

I bought a sofa from Restoration Hardware 4400, 00. In 3 yrs the bottom fell out and I had no kids to blame for jumping on the sofa. It was just poorly made. Never again. I also purchased steel medicine chests from them they rusted terribly. Not quality stuff!

We bought their marino aluminum collection for our patio and thought it would be great, however, it broke on us within 6 months and we were left with no outdoor furniture. My wife found this company called Harbor Classic which touted same day shipping and we figured we'd give them a try since they were seemingly a new company. We are very happy with their product and indeed our furniture shipped instantly and arrived quicker than quick. HC is def worth a shot over RH we'd say!

In 2018, I purchased a Churchill chair and ottoman. It is a beautiful tufted leather. So far, they've replace the seat cushion twice, as it collapsed to about two inches. Now, the leg on the ottoman has fallen off. And now, the leather on the arm has worn through to a hole. My wife and I are older, o children bouncing on the chair, etc. so, I either got a 'lemon' of a chair, or the quality was just poor. A lot of money for a chair that I thought would last longer than me!

Anyone that knows Restoration Hardware, knows the St. James furniture, and others, are very expensive. With that said, I am so disappointed at my St. James bedroom set. I bought six pieces and it has been a very disappointing experience. Unfortunately, we bought this bedroom suit, and only six years later it completely changed colors. It is now a yellow type of wood versus the white wash we purchased. Beware of buying this as it may not look the way it does today a few years from now and it's too costly to be going through what we are going through at this time. We must now stain the furniture, refinished, and that you will be costly. They also do not stand behind their furniture, so once again… Beware and make sure you know what you're purchasing.

I loved my RH furniture when I first bought it, now 11 years ago. Slipcovered slope arm sofa, bench seat, slipcovered dining chairs, 2 slipcovered side living room chairs and various other furniture. The fabric was natural Belgium Linen and beautiful. Held up until now. NOW they've changed their source for materials, since covid and they are horrid! Their supposed white Textured linen weave is made in Mexico and it feels like plastic, is yellow like nicotine stain, it's awful. The only white they have is BRIGHT laundered white. The natural is now a darker nicotine stain. Awful. Sad, because I have been ready to purchase several thousand dollars but just can't bring myself to do so because of the poor fabrics, which are called "Linen weave" which I think means it's not real linen. Sure doesn't feel like linen. Frustrating

We just completed a beautiful renovation of our ensuite bathroom and we were excited to check out Restoration Hardware. We looked around and saw some beautiful towels, etc. There was not a person in sight to ask how much these towels were as there was no price tag on anything. We needed so many things to complete our bathroom but the place was empty. I called customer service, Yorkdale, as that's where I was at the time, the phone rang and rang and rang. There was no answer still nobody to be seen for any help at all. We finally had someone come and help us after we complained to a person just walking by. He found many items for us, and we became very excited, I put down my card and knew that my decisions were perfect. After a few minutes he told us there was not one thing in stock and we would have to wait until January 2024. How ridiculous is that? This is absolutely horrible customer service, and every sense of the word. So disappointed!

The company doesn't match 401k the pay is low Specially with everything going up on price the company doesn't ever cover the cost of living they don't care about the employees but they love to preach care values about people in reality they give a $#*! about the employees who work hard loading or unloading trucks it's not light things to load or unload heavy items if not careful people will get hurt don't work for them way better companies out there to work for

If no stars were available, that's the rating I would give RH. At the new Columbus Easton store in August, 2021, in person, we told the salesperson (Derek) that we were prepared to order about $10K worth of furniture but inquired about adding other pieces that he said had been discontinued. He said he would have store manager (Yukiko) call us. It's been over a week and no call. I'm guessing the "salespeople" are just there to monitor the front door, look pretty, and nothing else. I'm sure Derek forgot about us the minute we walked out the door. Arrogant, untrustworthy, all-for-show, don't-care-if-we sell-anything... that's Restoration Hardware.

We have purchased Restoration Hardware items over the years. Everything except the sheets has had an issue. The coffee table we purchased that was reclaimed wood loses its stain if you attempt to wipe it down and for the sake of time I will just mention the furniture bed set we bought in 2019. We finally decided to bite the bullet and treat ourselves to a Restoration Hardware bedroom furniture set! When it arrived it was light weight and felt cheap. The only heaviness was in the bottom due to the feet, not in the quality. It was a major disappointment, but we lived with them. Last month was the first time I had spilled any liquid on my nightstand. Immediately, I wiped up the spill. A few days later, I noticed that the very top of my nightstand was domed. I bent down and realized that the top layers of wood on top had literally popped up, ripping the paint off of the seem and permanently rising up 1/4 inch. We have attempted hammering it back down with a rubber mallet, but to no avail. This past weekend we went out and bought a BEAUTIFUL antique furniture set for $1300 to replace this. Not sure what will do with it since one of the pieces is permanently damaged. Terrible quality, terrible prices. Completely unfair to hard working people out there who want something extra special in their home & buy this unaware.

Unbelievably horrible experience with the company merchandise and customer service. I purchased outdoor furniture for over $22,000 (after a big discount). It included lounge chairs, loveseats, armchairs, dining table and dining chairs. Within 5 years, the cushions have completely fallen apart at the seams. The deterioration started a year after the purchase. Please note that I had 2 different fabrics on the dining chairs and lounge furniture cushions. Dining chairs that are used most often are in perfect condition. Lounge chairs are embarrassing every single one of them. I'll try to post pictures.
The customer service gave me a run around for 3 weeks. No one would get back to me pretending they didn't get my e-mail. I couldn't get any phone calls returned. I finally got their verdict today that they are happy to replace the cushions but I had to pay for it. Why would I want to pay for cushions that have proven to be defective? Why would I ever want to deal with this company? They should feel ashamed of their product. Overpriced crap!

In the last year and a half I moved from a roughly 2,300 square foot home to a roughly 5,000 square feet home, so I needed a lot more furniture. (My existing furniture was also old and a lot needed to be updated). My new home was also built in 2000 so the lighting, hardware, etc was outdated. I spent an arm and a leg at Restoration Hardware, and it was totally worth it.

First, their products are more attractive and of a better quality than the other companies I have ordered from (Basset, Pottery Barn, Crate and Barrel, Arhaus, etc…). Granted, they are more expensive, but they are good enough to warrant the extra charge if you can afford it.

Also, during the pandemic they have shipped faster than those other companies I ordered from. Their website also allows you to shop in stock. If the other companies have that, it's harder to find. They waived their return policy for me multiple times (granted I had very good reasons and didn't take advantage). Their customer service reps have been on the whole more informed and helpful. I did use their interior design services in Dallas one time and wasn't impressed. However, I'm pretty sure I annoyed my independent interior designer asking her virtually every time she made a recommendation whether she could make a recommendation from RH instead.

Love RH, and I'm a perfectionist.

I had wanted a Printmaker's desk and bookcase for years. I got a small windfall and decided to take the plunge. Boy, what a disappointment. This furniture is cheap garbage. It reminds me of the junk you could buy at Pier 1 back in the 1980s. Soft, cheap wood; half-assed staining; extremely poor construction. They're both made in China and just hopelessly overpriced. The soft alloy hardware that was supposed to join the two halves of the desk together broke after just a few months (the bolts sheared in half), and I had to resort to using Alien Tape to attach the two pieces so I could make the desk usable. See the photos I've attached? This much damage resulted to the finish after using just a damp paper towel! I tried contacting RH for new hardware, but their customer service is nonexistent. They promise a reply "within 24 hours" when you send an e-mail, but not one of my SIX e-mails has gotten a response yet--and it's been a month. Don't fall for the hype and the glossy catalogs. This stuff is good for one thing: building a fire.

You would like to think that Restoration Hardware (RH) is a class store, perhaps like Nordstrom were customers and quality come first, but nothing can be further from the truth. My experience deal with their outdoor furniture and customer service. The outdoor furniture is of poor quality and does not appear to be what it seems.
Unlike other outdoor furniture cushions that you might have had in the past, their cushions are not waterproof and will absorb water like sponges when wet. Plus when you buy them you sign an agreement that they can't be returned. RH solution is to buy plastic covers for each piece at $100 + per cover. In addition the fabric they use, while like being Sunbrella is not as durable and prone to mold. They claim that there cushions can't be waterproof and meet there standards of comfort. Really? Plus they say they have that disclaimer in on the website which may be there but try to find it.
The furniture frames are also inferior, while the designs look terrific, you don't get what you see. The furniture appears to have a teak frame but may only have a teak foot accent. The frames are heavy painted iron and prone to rust in area near the sea. Surely for what they charge they could afford to give you great quality, like outdoor foam cushions and aluminum frames or real teak. If you don't mind rust stains on your patio or soggy moldy cushions then RH will not disappoint you.