Red Knot

Apparently, everyone is too busy talking to each other, looking at their phone, and answering phone calls at the desk, to sell furniture to people standing in the store (literally cash in hand). When I finally flagged someone down, I was given an excuse about how she was just walking through and actually worked in another part of the store. I’ve been here three times, and it’s the same every time. There are too many places to buy the same furniture for less (including better service at their other locations) to put up with this place.

Natalie was one of the easiest sales person that I have ever dealt with. She was tentative to what I was looking for and processed my request swiftly. Even honoring my refund she did so well… no but, if, or can’t.
I was disappointed with the miscommunication that customer support and the delivery department were not able to resolve. So I decided to withdraw my purchase due to the lack communication. We’ll see when my refund process will take place and hope there will be no issue with them honoring it. So I’ll update this in a few days.
Too bad, it was a nice couch and Natalie is someone that I would highly recommended. But I will have to take my business else where.

I went to Red Knot as soon as I heard there was a new concept store that was similar to IKEA! And my experience was wonderful.
I believe my associates name was Anson. He didnt follow me around like normal sales stores normally do. He just knew exactly what I wanted and showed me everything that was similar. I wish I couldve bought something from him but everything I wanted was out of stock. I made him move around almost the whole store just so i could see what my living room could look like.
On another note. The store was very different very modern. Some pieces I believe were very retro not as modern as the store should uphold. But overall as a store I would say very different, and something Hawaii desperately needed. I think we are all tired of getting big ol sofas it is time for a slim look. At least I know where my new one stop furniture store is!
two thumbs up CSWO!!!

Lucky we live Hawaii goes hand in hand with Red Knot furniture. If you’re like many twenty-​somethings who need to furnish cozy units in a high rise, Red Knot is the place to find furniture which will fit nicely without making the room feel small. The price point is reasonable when comparing to other furniture stores in town, although there is a marked difference in quality. This is a great place to get accents and accessories, bearing in mind that there are more comfortable options for sofas and beds on the market.

My first time here actually and it won’t be my last trip either. I didn’t realize that Home World was a connection to Red Knot.
Red Knot is basically like the sister who buys the same outfit she saw in the window of Neimam Marcus and gets it from H&M! Prices are reasonable and affordable without sacrificing style, quality, and functionality. It is fun, more contemporary in comparison to Home World.
Service from the team was very attentive and helpful. They greeted us immediately and when we had a question they knew their product knowledge. We also appreciate that they aren’t pushy sales people nor do they ignore you when you tell them that «We’re just looking!»
The location seems small, especially since Home World takes a big chunk, but there’s a good selection to see. If you can’t find what you have in mind, ask them, they’re happy to assist.

I went to Red Knot for the first time this past weekend. I just moved home from NYC and need furniture for my new apartment. After checking out Ashley Furniture HomeStore and Discount Furniture Warehouse, which was I was both disappointed, my mom suggested we come here. Red Knot is an add on to Homeworld Furniture which is next door and connected through a walk way. The locations are both owned by the same person.
1. Location — Situated in Downtown Honolulu on Beretania St. The store has ample parking in front and a rooftop. The space is share by numerous furniture stores, so it’s great they provide a lot of extra parking. If for whatever reason they run out of parking then there is plenty of street parking around the area.
2. Store — The store isn’t the largest. It’s an add on that has displays, paintings etc. This isn’t negative in anyway because they don’t need to have a huge amount of inventory. That is not what they are going for. When you walk in you enter a rectangular room. There are bathrooms to the right, cashiers to the left and furniture all around the area. It’s very neat and organized. You definitely will not feel overwhelmed.
3. Inventory (furniture they are selling) — The furniture is very different from what they have next door at Homeworld. Homeworld caters to the newly weds, divorces etc. Let’s just say older audience. Red Knot is marketing to a younger audience or the working professionals. Imagine IKEA but times 10. The furniture is actually well built and sturdy. They also have many unique designs that you really can’t find just anywhere in Hawaii.
4. Price — The price was extremely reasonable. After looking around, we found that Red Knot actually compared/​beat many other prices. Ashley Furniture was charging about $ 550 – 800 for dressers that looked like IKEA products. I was able to find a dresser for $ 450, night stand for $ 125 and bed frame for $ 400.
5. Service — The service was above great! I was assisted from the moment I walked in, but definitely not in a sleezy sales type of way. I was helped by a young woman that showed me bed frames, dressers and night stands. She answered all the of the questions that I had and definitely knew her stuff. At the end, when I happily picked out exactly what I needed she rang me up and even matched my delivery with my bed, which we bought up stairs. She did a great job and I felt comfortable.
Overall, this store deserves more attention than 2 reviews. It has beautiful furniture and should be your first stop when you need something new and fun. I will be coming back for more!

I bought the 5-​piece Seymour sofa sectional and just had it delivered today. I had been looking for a modern, low back, reasonably priced sofa sectional for over a year. Looked at many sofas at several stores (online, mainland, and local). I had my eye on a sofa from a store in Chicago but the shipping costs kept escalating and they weren’t very cooperative in letting me use a 3^rd party shipper.
When Red Knot opened last year, I saw the Seymour. I didn’t totally love the fabric. I liked the color but wanted a velvet or softer fabric. The Seymour only comes in one fabric choice. After a few months of waiting, I finally bought it last week. Red Knot had a 20% off sale during the President’s Day weekend. Unfortunately, the Seymour wasn’t on sale. But $ 2K for a 5 piece sectional is not too bad. Delivery is an additional $ 100.
The salesperson, Honey, was very helpful. She answered my questions and let me browse without hovering. Delivery went smoothly except that the deliverers came a little early. I was given a 2 hour delivery window a few days prior but the deliverers came 15 minutes early.
Overall, I am happy with the service and my purchase.

After putting off upgrading our couch (futon, really) for so long, I notice Red Knot on Beretania. Don’t be fooled by the exterior, Red Knot is full of modern, urban, fun, and affordable furniture and accessories.
We picked a couch, a cute little two-​seater for $ 499. Delivery is an additional $ 100, we opted to pick it up at the warehouse in Salt Lake.
But what really seals the deal for me and the reason why I had to review right away is the the hand written note I received in the mail from our associate Stephanie. Not just a generic response, but really a note tailored around the small talk we had while being helped. Coming from a hospitality background, I really notice the small service touches and Red Knot gets it right. I look forward to buying my next piece.