A nice, spacious store with a wide range of dishes, linen, and other household goods. Always well-designed storefronts, polite, but at the same time unobtrusive, consultants. Children's toys are of excellent quality.
Zara Home is truly an amazing place. I came here making my weekly rounds of overpriced shops to get enough of the delights of a rich life without having to establish direct contact with luxury goods. It is impossible to convey the surprise I felt when, instead of the usual shopping with my eyes, a real chess game began. The workers were like pawns, each placed near his own department. As if the king had decided to finish the game himself, I stood on this board, and immediately the first pawn rushed to attack. She decided to beat me with an hourglass for 100 rubles, but since there is plenty of free space in the store, I quickly walked away from such a powerful blow to my wallet. The first pawn is defeated, but that's not all. Deciding that one trick would not work twice, I took a tactical move - I took another customer with me. At the last moment, before receiving critical damage with a vase of 150 rubles, I put it under attack, as if I were giving an unnecessary figure to be eaten. It worked, another pawn was defeated, albeit with victims. Next up is the home fragrance department. I always have an ace up my sleeve for such an occasion. More precisely, in my pocket. In order not to receive a fatal blow of 200 rubles with a jar of aromatic liquid, I take out of my pocket and inhale the smell of free ETIB samples, which are regularly given to me during my expeditions at the appropriate stall. Realizing that my house already has the necessary flavors, the third pawn is removed from the battlefield to upgrade the arsenal. After walking through the entire hall, I saw such a number of exhibits as you will not see in any museum. There are also Egyptian amphorae, and ancient frescoes with images of animals - pigs and cockerels, and huge candles with candelabra, with which the holy Inquisition conducted medieval rituals, large pillows stuffed with mammoth fur, and flavorings were probably used by our ancestors, primitive hunters, to distract predators. Fed up with the kinds of elite dishes and furniture, I head for the exit. One has only to cross the threshold and here it is - victory. But at the very last moment, another pawn appears out of nowhere in front of the doors. She is half as tall as the king, looking at me with the eyes of a Shrek cat, and holds out a small stack for 4 rubles. She's probably been watching me from the moment I got on the board, and she knew exactly what I needed. I was powerless against such an onslaught of kindness. I had to pay for the goods and, like a defeated king, admit defeat. That's how the little pawn was able to finish my royal gambit.
Terrible quality at three times the price. It's better to go to the market and save money. And it's better to buy a really high-quality item. The photo shows how the paint peeled off during the month of operation.