Wide selection
Reviews describe a broad range of stylish furniture and home accessories, with options from affordable to higher-end.
Al Barsha
Home Centre is a furniture store in Al Barsha with sleek and retro-style lounge and bedroom sets, plus home décor. Reviews suggest it is worth browsing for stylish furniture, accessories and curtains, particularly if you like comparing designs and prices in a showroom rather than assembling everything yourself.
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Reviews describe a broad range of stylish furniture and home accessories, with options from affordable to higher-end.
The showroom layout is repeatedly described as clean, spacious and well arranged for exploring different room styles.
Several shoppers found the sales team patient, knowledgeable and helpful without feeling pressured to buy.
Customers mention reasonable prices, promotions and furniture they considered good value compared with alternatives.
The curtains department received praise for resolving a customer’s problems and providing knowledgeable assistance late at night.
Reviews describe the in-store design service as attentive to personal taste and detail, helping customers bring a room together.
Inspect first. Inspect furniture and packaging before the delivery team removes anything; one customer later lost a return option after packaging was taken away.
Confirm installation. Get wall-mounting and assembly promises written clearly on the invoice; a paid mirror installation was later refused.
Allow buffer. Do not plan work or building access tightly around the delivery slot; several reviews describe delays of hours beyond the confirmed window.
Compare options. If you are choosing between furniture retailers, compare Home Centre with IKEA before buying; one reviewer found the ranges noticeably different.
Check parts. For bedroom sets and wardrobes, check every component during installation, since reviews mention missing, damaged and incorrect parts.
Keep records. Keep invoices, complaint references and photos, and follow up in writing; one customer said repeated calls produced no resolution.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Sofa beds appear in delivery and installation reviews, so confirm both arrival timing and assembly arrangements before ordering.
Bedroom sets are a recurring purchase, with reviews covering both attractive choices and problems involving damaged or missing parts.
An outdoor modular sofa was praised for its intended use but criticised in one review for stitching failures and poor repair handling.
The children’s bedroom range is specifically mentioned by a shopper looking for home furnishings.
Smaller household purchases can also work well; one review called its ironing board sturdy, well made and reasonably priced.
Multiple reviews report missed delivery windows, long waits and last-minute changes, sometimes leaving customers at home all day.
After-sales complaints often involved repeated calls, promised callbacks that never came and cases remaining unresolved for months.
Reviews mention damaged or defective furniture, including a bed that became noisy and a table that cracked after two months.
Some customers received incomplete or poorly assembled items, including furniture left in boxes when assembly could not proceed.
A customer said packaging was removed during delivery and the later return was declined because that packaging was unavailable.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
outdoor modular sofa
“I purchased a very expensive outdoor modular sofa, paying approximately 1,500 AED per piece”Google review · January 2026
sofa
“The total Sofa cost me 8000 AED”Google review · August 2025
wedge
“The wedge cost me 1800 AED they offered me 100 voucher for damaging it”Google review · August 2025
The Bottom Line
Home Centre in Al Barsha is a showroom-style furniture store for lounge and bedroom pieces, home accessories and décor. Reviews make it worth a browse if you want to compare modern designs, bedroom sets, sofas, curtains and smaller items such as ironing boards or candles. The displays are often described as clean, spacious and easy to explore, with prices ranging from affordable options to more expensive pieces.
The in-store experience can be quite good. Shoppers describe patient, knowledgeable staff who answer questions without applying pressure, and some reviews praise the design guidance for understanding a customer’s taste and details. A few customers also found the products good value, including furniture they chose over IKEA and did not need to assemble themselves.
The main caution is what happens after payment. Delivery slots are a recurring problem: customers report waiting for hours, receiving late updates or having appointments missed entirely. Reviews also describe damaged furniture, missing parts and assembly problems.
After-sales cases involving sofas, beds, wardrobes and other large items sometimes required many calls and remained unresolved for weeks or months. Inspect items before packaging is removed, confirm installation details in writing and leave plenty of time around delivery. For a major purchase, keep photos and all complaint records.