Barn B, Blackbull Farm, Woolley's Lane, North Witham,, NG33 5LL, Grantham, GB
Fair-trade products, handcrafted in India. A vogue endeavour to promote bona fide creativity, vintage and bohemian styles in a range of homewares, gifts and furniture. Explore our collections online!
Wish I’d read the reviews before ordering. Received a damaged item. Emailed several times to request a replacement and no reply. Tried them on social media - same story. Not sure what kind of operation they’re running but I’d avoid them at all costs. Not worth the risk
Company will not respond to defective product. Shocking quality of goods received.
It is a bit unfair for me to leave 1 star but I can't get in touch. All I want to do is get some information about delivery. The item I want is sitting in my basket but I want to know if there are stocks in the UK or does it have to be shipped from India. Makes you a bit nervous about placing an order if you can't speak to someone and the contact is a mobile numer.
Damaged item received, non-existent customer service. No reply (whatsapp / instagram / email). Complete opposite to all the talk on their website. Terrible company.
THEY NEVER REFUNDED ME. I received a damaged chest of drawer (with a snapped leg in the box) and I returned it. They never responded to emails or calls and I never received my money back! Over £200. This business is a scam!!!
Appalling company. Faulty goods received, which I was asked to post back to them at my expense. Having done this in September no replacement has been sent, emails are ignored and their contact number is just a mobile answerphone (no reply from that either). Absolute crooks.
Item (beauty bag) received faulty. The zip has rusted shut, meaning the zip is completely unusable. After 3 emails and countless attempts at calling, NO RESPONSE. AVOID!
Bought this stool, unfortunately it collapsed after 2 months when I was briefly sitting on it and hurt my tailbone. I can only advise against buying this item. It's apparently made from the cheapest materials. There was no response from the seller to my complaint. Very bad customer service.
Is this part of Ian Snow?
Avoid avoid avoid this company. The mirror I ordered arrived broken and apart from that looked completely different to the picture. They have not responded to multiple emails and it has now been nearly a month so feel like I have been scammed. Absolutely atrocious company to deal with.
Really disappointed with this company and the postal service (Yodel). The delivery date was later than stated on the website, and my first emails and phone call went unanswered. The vintage mirror, a gift for my sister, needed a good clean. I'm surprised it wasn't broken as, despite FRAGILE being written on the parcel, it was left by our gate on the driveway. Unimpressed.
I ordered tiger bajot . Big hearts to the artwork. Lovely item High five ✋
The order I made could not be met as they had run out of stock. I replied instantly that I would like a refund and I am still waiting a month later for the money. I will not be using them again.
So many beautiful products. Loved everything , ordered tiger rug ❤️
Do not buy from this company. A chair, for which I had paid nearly £1,000 arrived with a leg shorn off. After a lot of back and forth, pick up was arranged and the goods were sent back and refunded in part. However, in breach of the seller's obligations under section 20 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015, the refund was made less the delivery charge of £109. I have asked repeatedly for the full refund to be made and have been ignored. When looking online for other reviews of this company, I note that at least one of the 5 star reviews on TrustPilot seems to have been made, shamelessly and using his own name, by the sole director of Birch & Yarn. I would not buy from this company - the website looks deceptively high end and it is quite the opposite. It is a shoddy operation, selling poor quality goods with next to non-existent customer service. Read all of the other reviews before shopping and be warned/steer clear! UPDATED following receipt of reply. It is correct that the other three items I had ordered were sent back with the chair - this is because they were bought to match the chair and, without the main item, they were of no use to me. The initial delivery charge of £109 clearly related to the chair which came poorly packaged on a pallet with cellophane all around it. This is why it was not possible to return it 'in the original packaging'. If the company now says that the quality of their goods is not the same as the quality from a 'high end' shop then it is unacceptable to charge 'high end shop' prices. I have reported the company to Trust Pilot for the very obvious fake review and, against this back drop, would be deeply suspicious about whether other recent 5 star reviews are in fact genuine. I have now initiated the process to bring a small claim as a matter of principle due to the company's refusal to comply with consumer protection legislation.
Excellent quality products would highly recommend and will be making more purchases for sure . Louisa gave me special discount while ordering on phone Thanks Birch & Yarn for amazing products
Beautiful eggcup for my very young son for Easter present. And super quickly delivered
I bought some decorations for Christmas, these were beautiful and looked amazing on our tree!
My Mum left the review below re. a mirror frame that arrived damaged. When the mirror arrived damaged, I immediately contacted B&Y to notify them and request a return. I was offered a partial refund if I repaired the item, however it was damaged beyond a minor repair; or a full refund if I returned the item myself at considerable cost. I requested that B&Y arrange the return of the mirror & issue a refund in line with consumer rights legislation multiple times before issuing proceedings through small claims court. After the letter before court was undelivered (post office said delivery was refused), I notified B&Y via email with the letter attached in November. B&Y said their policy is that "customers pay for the refund". I attempted to contact the company multiple times, phone calls were never answered and WhatsApp messages were not replied to, initially I was told this was because the owner was visiting family in India - but I have never received a reply. B&Y did not reply to the claim form and a default judgement issued on 6 February ordered the company to pay me the cost of the mirror + court expenses. I have received no communication or payment from B&Y since. In response to B&Y's suggestion that they are within their right to refuse to pay for returns. According to the Consumer Rights Act 2015 the responsibility is on the retailer to rectify the situation, if goods are delivered damaged. This is regardless of whether it was the courier or delivery driver who caused the damage. Under the Consumer Rights Act and its predecessor the Sale of Goods Act, the seller must pay for returning goods that are faulty or damaged. Anyone else experiencing similar issues with B&Y may wish to read this article on Consumer Rights by Which - "How to complain if you receive damaged goods in the post".
I bought a framed mirror for my daughter as a special gift. The frame arrived cracked and damaged with pieces of the decoration missing and others loose in the box. This was reported to Birch & Yarn immediately who offered a discount but would not pay for return carriage & reimbursement despite consumer rights legislation. My daughter attempted to contact the company on numerous occasions but was told the owner was in India, later there was no response to her contacts at all. After advice from Trading Standards she applied to the Small Claims Court where she was awarded her claim, but the mirror still has not been collected, nor has my money been reimbursed in February 2023, 4 months later. I believe this mirror was knowingly sent out damaged to get rid of it and this company has no intention of complying with UK consumer rights legislation.