Saah Furniture

Pretty little furniture shop. First you smell fresh wood. They sell unfinished furniture too. You can decide how to finish your own furniture. They are not that cheap but you can order your original one. The staffs are really nice. A free parking lot is everywhere around the shop.

We have been in the market for solid wood furniture but only willing to shell out the big bills at a price point where quality, functionality, and style meet. We have made purchases at Crate & Barrel, Pottery Barn, continued our search at Room & Board and West Elm, and now down here at this furniture complex.
Although this shop carries solid wood pieces, the presentation is lacking and we simply didn’t feel like the quality was entirely there. This shop is worth a quick stop to browse.

Ran across Saah Furniture while looking for vendors of Woodcraft Industries products… I contacted them through a website quote form and heard back from a Saah family member and employee within a day. Fred worked closely with me and offered a competitive price on a great unfinished corner cabinet. Shipping was to the door, and we couldn’t be happier with the final product.

I purchased a unfinished child’s rocking chair here for my churches nursery, as I wanted something that could stand up to abuse, and use for years. They did not have one in the show room that met my needs but ordered one for me. I must admit it was the cheapest one so I had to assemble it my self, but that was fine, it made it easier to stain and seal before I assembled it. So why the four stars? While they do have a nice selection, and can get almost anything you want, the one issue I have is how expensive there furniture is, and the outrages prices charged by to have things finished. I late found stuff cheaper at a place in Chantilly. The people who work there are nice, and helpful, and will

Disappointing. We ordered two bookcases, and paid extra for Saah’s to finish them. The shelves themselves are all the same size (almost straight, but a little warped, a curve visible a curve visible when placing a shelf on my marble countertop), but the bookshelves are different widths, which means that the same shelf is tight in one spot and wobbles in another. Worse, the finishing job was very poor. The back of the cases and edges of the shelves were not finished at all — the only color was stain which dripped over the edges. The rest of the shelves were stained, but not well at all. The color was not rich (did they put any varnish over the color?), and the light grains of the pine visible. Also, the stain has rough smear spot throughout it, even the weak shine is broken. All-​in-​all, they make me sad when I look at them, properly built and finished ones would have cost the same in a regular store, and I would have done a better job finishing and varnishing it myself. Also, the back piece of the cases is surprisingly thin for so tall bookcases, although that is my fault for not looking at the backs at the models lined up against the wall in the store.