Curzons

Wow, what a gem! I wish I had discovered this earlier.
Located within walking distance from Broad St, and has very good transport links, this handy business sells everything from ornaments, furniture, flooring, Chinese antiques and arts, to clothes, fabrics and jewellery that are unique and distinguished in character.
This is an ideal shop that has it all to fit out your home with all the décor, and more, whether your a first time buyer, or just in need of some stuff.
I really liked this outlet, as it’s not like the Ikea’s of the shopping world, it’s a great independent outlet. You feel like your walking through someones home as it’s so nicely fitted out.
It would be nice if the shop offered gift vouchers, as there is so much housing in the city. That way, if your not exactly convinced of a purchase, you can still buy a voucher where friends and family can choose instead.

With neighbours including a hair salon, a beauty spa and a newsagents, Curzon’s is an unusual addition to the mini commercial district in the otherwise residential area along Sheepcote Street near the NIA. Stocking a wide range of Chinese furniture, ornaments and clothing, Curzon’s is well worth making the trip. The family-​owned business also offers traditional Chinese teas, interpretation and translation services, and tutoring in Mandarin Chinese.
The staff are really chatty and happy to assist you with making your purchase, and the shop often has special offers on a wide variety of stock.
You might expect a shop like this to be found nearer the Chinese quarter, but given the number of apartment complexes in the immediate area that might benefit from an oriental makeover, it makes sense to something a little closer to home.