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JC Penney

800 Cottingtown Ctr
Santa Rosa, CA 95401 707-542-2014

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Quality of products are decent, but Friday is limited. Stuff is not friendly... - Dec 18, 2023

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Sleep City Mattress Center

4575 Sonoma Hwy
Santa Rosa, CA 95409 707-539-5501

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It was ok. Good value - May 08, 2019

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Costco

1900 Santa Rosa Ave
Santa Rosa, CA 95407 707-578-3775

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Macy's

800 Santa Rosa Plaza
Santa Rosa, CA 95401 707-523-3333

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Always very pleasant and helpful. Good follow up on service. Wonderful staff. - May 16, 2019

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Mancini's Sleepworld

2908 Santa Rosa Ave
Santa Rosa, CA 95407 707-525-1900

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Sleep Number

2350 Santa Rosa Ave
Santa Rosa, CA 95407 707-575-0111

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Prices are higher than most other mattress companies. However, the quality... - Aug 23, 2020

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Most of us have made unwise furniture purchases that a bit of planning would have prevented. Before shopping, evaluate your budget, how you’ll use the furniture, how it fits in with your other furniture and tastes, and other considerations.

You’ll want to do your shopping at stores where you can get good advice, good selection, quality installation services, and honest business practices—at reasonable prices.

Finding the right appliance, buying it, and getting it delivered and installed without hassles can be an aggravating experience. Fortunately, some area stores serve their customers well, and you don’t have to pay more to get this kind of treatment.

Buying furniture means spending lots of money and making lots of decisions. Style? Fabric? Pattern? It’s enough to make you want to keep your old stuff. Which might not be such a bad idea. A skilled upholsterer can make old pieces look new again.

A good piece of furniture deserves a second chance. But if you’re thinking of redoing a sofa, chair, or headboard, first take a dispassionate look and decide whether it will last long enough to justify the cost of reupholstering.

When it comes to decking out your windows, you’ll find so many choices, optional features, and price ranges that it’s easy to get blindsided by the process. Here’s our advice on how to buy the right stuff.

Plantation shutters. Roman shades. Good ol’ curtains. There are so many ways to cover your windows that it’s tempting to just tape newspaper over the panes and be done with it. Here are the best options to block light, keep prying eyes at bay, or just dress up the joint.

For many types and brands of window treatments, it pays to shop around. We report here costs quoted to Checkbook’s undercover shoppers when they sought prices for several types of window treatments at a sampling of local stores and online outlets.