HouzzReviews 1,787

We purchased a bathroom vanity that was delivered two weeks late to our vacation home and when we returned a month later we found a cabinet with no basin and no hole for the drain. The "vanity" was from Fox Den Store and custom made so they told us it took a little longer to get the order out and when I asked about the basin I was told I could probably get it it cheaper on Amazon than through the manufacturer. To be clear it was described as a Rustic Bathroom Vanity with Metal, 36x20x32 rustic-bathroom-vanities-and-sink-consoles and as the dictionary describes it: A vanity is a bathroom cabinet that encloses a basin and its water lines and drain, usually furnished with shelves and drawers underneath for storage of toiletries. So to say the least I am not a happy consumer and until I see a basin that looks exactly like the one in the picture I will continue to be Houzz's permanent nightmare.

I love Houzz. On an average week I receive calls or e-mails from 6 potential clients who found our firm through www.houzz.com. It is like having an around the clock marketing team showing our work across the country to people who are looking for an architect and are attracted to our style.

The pro version has allowed me to study which photos are trending and therefore which to use in other advertising venues as well as my blog posts and newsletters. It is not an exaggeration to say I would be lost without my Houzz.

I ordered a set of bed sheets for my son off of Houzz and was very pleased with the whole experience. Searching for what I wanted couldn't have been easier and the checkout process was quick and efficient. My order shipped on time and arrived in perfect condition. As I was browsing I started coming across many other products I need for my home and will definitely be using Houzz to purchase them in the future.

I am a skilled experienced interior designer in Seattle.
I am now at the end of my year long contract with Houzz during which time I spent 2 thousand dollars.
My experience with this company has been terrible.
First they pressured me into the contract saying there was limited space and I needed to hurry up and sign up or loose my chance in the "zone" I needed to secure jobs.
I signed up and followed all their guidelines including numerous phone calls and emails from their "expert" staff and for NOTHING.
Sure I had leads, some that translated into actual meetings.
However in the end it was always the same story.
People looking for free advice, free ideas and schooling in the discipline of interior design.
People with every intention of doing it themselves once they realize they actually have to pay for this service.
I give Houzz a rating of 0 out of 10

This is a nice site to get ideas and the photography is impressive. However their search bar doesn't work very well. You end up with very general results. Also the purchasing/check out is buggy. Too complicated. I tried to buy and item and couldn't check out. Months later it is still in the shopping cart. Also annoying is that I have to sign into my account when clicking out of an email they sent. Should go right through. Could be excellent if they got the backend right.

Ordered an item from Houzz. When I saw the estimated delivery date, I should have cancelled the order. It was going to be a month or more. I contacted Houzz by email and they responded they were looking into it. Much later they owned up that it was ordered from a third party and blamed them for the delay. About a week later, I got a call from a representative telling me they cancelled the order because the vendor would not COMMUNICATE with them. They tried to placate me with a 10% discount on a future order. Really, do they think I'm stupid enough to go for two? Still waiting for my credit.

I am a roofing contractor based in Minneapolis. Start using houzz.com to promote my work. Houzz.com grows very fast and they claim to have many users. We had hundreds happy customers from Angie's list who have gave us hundreds of positive reviews. When we started to ask people to rate us at houzz.com people nicely agreed, but we started to have many e-mails saying that after they fill out review form, next option will be "You must Have houzz account to save your review". We had e-mail after e-mail coming in from customers, who were saying they wrote review but didn't like to be forced to sign up for their service.
I spent few hours with my account supervisor at Houzz and she was trying to convince me that houzz.com is not forcing anyone, but simply getting their e-mails to confirm that reviews are real.
Well, I have forwarded every e-mail from my customer (they included their reviews but explain why they don't want to post it) and I got answer: there is nothing we can do about it, but we don't force people to sign up... after 2 weeks from my complaint and several new complaints from my customers outside of houzz.com I decided to check it myself, and sure enough: you cannot write a review without signing up for houzz.com.
After reading all bad reviews here, unless I hear from houzz.com I will park my advertising money elsewhere. So far their account managers weren't listening to concerns of businesses or potential users, and I can see it can be booming now, but fading very quickly with policies they have in place unless they start listening to real problems their potential users and current providers...

I have purchased an item on www.houzz.com successfully and the buy was confirmed. Day after however my buy was canceled. I followed the instruction to contact their customer support and my request was answered with automatic reply that I would be contacted back within 24hours that was 5 days ago and I have left another message since. I find extremely rude cancel order without giving a reason and promise to a customer to contact them and not follow up on it. Unacceptable. I highly encourage anyone NOT TO SHOP with houzz as they are doggy and tell lies. My money hasn't been returned yet either. Criminals!

We hired Cabinets Your Way for our kitchen renovation, based on the great reviews. We wrote a check for over $13,000 for cabinets that were supposed to arrive in two weeks. That was August 30th. No cabinets. No refund. They stole our money! I submitted this information to Houzz since the bad reviews stared popping up on yelp and BBB. Apparently Houzz does not care, and is happy to keep the review 5 stars so more Houstonians can get ripped off. * is the owner and has been scamming Houstonians for years. His cabinetry company was called Houston Cabinetry before and changed the name to Cabinets Your away when all the bad reviews started to pop up. Houzz could care a less for honest reviews and people getting ripped off. Thanks a lot Houzz!

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Do not order anything from this company. I specifically ordered a lamp from them because their return policy sounded so easy. It turns out, they just order it from another company, and returning something is a nightmare. You have to contact HOUZZ to get instructions of how and where to return the item. However, they have no phone number on their website, and do not respond to emails. I finally called my credit card company to file a complaint, and they gave me a phone number for HOUZZ. After days of calling and leaving messages, I finally got a live person. When I told him there was no phone number on their website, he said "We don't'? I thought we did." He gave me the address of the company HOUZZ ordered the lamp from, and said I would not get my money back until I sent HOUZZ the tracking number and proved to them that the company had received the lamp. Even after the company received the lamp, it took phone calls and emails from me to finally get my money back. It cost me a lot of money to ship it, insure it, get a tracking number, and pay a restocking fee. Apparently, their return policy is a lie, and they truly do not want to give you your money back. This company is not prepared to be an online seller.

I found Houzz to be quite innovative and they certainly have many interesting pictures, however, I got burned by ordering from them.
First, they have No listed phone number to call in the event of an order error. All communication with them must be done through their website.
Second, in communicating through their website and email, I have No response from the last 5 communications I have sent about an order that is late and may be lost. I was hoping for better than this from them.

Only website which is saying that "PMC" Promotion Media Company is a "legitimate" business. When obviously isn't based on all the other complaints on the internet. Which, along with the fact that Houzz.com won't let me leave an ACTUAL review no matter how much I tried- about PMC. Leads me to believe that they have been paid to "clean up" bad companies reputations by stating they are "legitimate", instead of allowing ACTUAL reviews to be posted.