Sue Mehok
GBIt did take a long time (over two… It did take a long time (over two months) to arrive, but it arrived in good condition and is a beauty.
customer
GBWe love the lamps We love the lamps. It did take a bit long to get them shipped, but I believe they were probably being made. Don't panic if it takes 10-14 days for your item to ship. Not every company is Amazon, right? I like to support smaller businesses. I really like that these are made in the USA! They are well constructed, have a dimming feature, and are funky nice sized bedside lamps. I will order again from this company.
Cheryl
GBOut of business! I ordered an adjustable lamp in May of 2022 with delivery expected in late October. Early October I received email on delay due to manufacturer, Holtkoetter, pushed back to 1/31/23. On 2/13/23 I tried to contact Interior-Deluxe; no ability to leave a message. I tried emailing & email was returned as undeliverable. I tried calling Holtkoetter’s US location and could not leave a voicemail. Two emails sent to them were unanswered. Capital One is now investigating this for me. Lamp was $500.
Raisa Karjalainen
FIBeware of Scammers Beware of Scammers! Very unreliable company. I do not recommend to anyone! I've been waiting for the order for half a year!
Alan S.
GBThere's a Reason They're Out of Business I'm surprised it took so long for this garbage pit of a company to finally go out of business. Their horrible business model relied on capturing customers' payments up front in full, trying to order products from the EU, and then waiting for ever and ever for something to ship out. What they did actually have in stock was basically a small pile of archaic product they were still trying to get full price for. Several of my interior design colleagues have shared similar horror stories of ordering expensive lighting, then waiting months and months only to be met with empty e-mail replies saying it should ship soon. There were numerous requests from my clients over the years to visit their "showroom" in Oldsmar, but I was told by Nicole, who seems to be the only poor person working there, that the showroom really isn't a showroom, but rather just a few scant shelves of product set up when you first enter the building. I would normally say to avoid businesses like this at all costs, but it looks like they did everyone a favor and finally put themselves out of their own misery.