Karl Stallard Furniture

We source high quality pieces from top British and European manufacturers working in solid oak and other beautiful materials. And don't think that means high prices. Not a bit of it! We do our best to match or beat the sort of prices you might find being offered by faceless, impersonal internet companies. Come in and talk to us personally at our shop in Greenhill Street (no 38), Stratford-upon-Avon to appreciate fully the quality of our furniture and the extensive range we can supply. We put a great deal of thought into the items we stock in our high street showroom, and we enjoy giving the same attention to your particular furniture requirements.

Karl Stallard Furniture is an indepedent retailer, supplying quality furniture in Stratford-upon-Avon for the last 20 years, builiding up a reputation for maintaining traditional values and providing excellent customer service - indeed much of our business comes from word of mouth recommendation. We believe, in these days of faceless multi-national companies, that it is refreshing to know that when you come into our shop you will always be greeted by a familiar face - either me, my sister Haidee or our assistant Jayne.

From time to time we run special offers including stock clearance items and ex-display, or siimply an exceptionally low price on a piece of furniture - even by our standards! So please keep a weather eye on this page. Call us now on 01789 269476 or email us at th@looksnice.co.uk for further details or to request price lists for any of the items seen here or on our website. Look at our Facebook page for mirrors in the sale and furniture ranges on offer during January.

What you see on this site is just a small selection of what we have to offer. To appreciate fully the quality of our furniture and the extensive range we can supply, we strongly recommend that you come and visit us in our shop in Greenhill Street, Stratford-uon-Avon. There has been a shop on these premises for at least a hundred years. Seen below is the shop front at the turn of the last century when it was home to The Old Curiosity Shop selling antiques, glass and china.