Springvale Homemaker Centre

Yuuuge!
A citidal of consumerism, but despite my politics there are some bargains to be had.
Stick to the end of line ranges like me and always ask for a further discount.

Has an Ikea, Harvey Norman and a few other home shops. There are toilets in a few places and a cafe that does pretty good food (of course you can eat at Ikea if you -really- want to).

Great carpark with accessible lifts and parking. Easy access to all the stores with a big selection of home style shops from furniture, white goods, sounds and theatre.

Great place for getting your homeware like electonics, furniture, lighting. A very big IKEA store too and lots of parking.

This is very near to my place. Very happy I am near to Ikea and the Harvey Norman is bigger compared to other Haevery Norman outlets. The parking is big and their toilets and parents room are clean.

Good to see a large range of retailers
Never a big crowd so can browse easily.
Prices same as elsewhere and parking is good.

There are a lot of shops like IKEA, JB Hifi, Harvey Norman etc.

Not many shops selling food to eat. People usually hang around inside IKEA, which has a pretty good food court and food is as usual top class.

There is plenty of car parking spots.

In the car park, there is also a car wash area, where people can hand over their cars to be washed, while they are busy shopping.

There are 2 entries/exits, each from Princes Highway/Alt-1 and from Westall Road.

A good place to hang around.

This homemaker centre is a delight in the local area with many different types of homemaker store on offer for the locals. Has popular furniture brands including Harvey Norman, Domayne, IKEA, and other stores such as Anaconda, Harris scarf and JB hi-fi just to name a few. Multilevel centre with two beautiful cafes. On the upper level there is a soft play area and interactive monitor table display for the children. People here are very friendly so are staff. Many bargains to pick from. Free children activities during School holidays. Plenty of car park for everyone.

The majority of customers only come to the Centre for Ikea. The actual centre, though new, is lacking in any ambience. There is heaps of parking and they have a great variety of homewares stores.

So many options all in the one place makes it really handy to make a day out of buying things for your house.

Great place to take the family instead of a shopping center when you have nothing to do. Great fully enosed playground with 1 exit up stairs in front of jb hifi. Also make sure you grab a $1 hot dog from Ikea, fun cheap day out. Ample undercover parking.

Need more eatery place. The stairs facing Ikea is too dangerous to be used especially for young kids below 5. They may slip and fall into those open gaps steps! I almost did!

If you’re looking to buy furniture this is the place to go, also it has a big parking space so you don’t have to worry about that

Its good centre if you can find your way around. Not clearly marked so had difficulty finding right entrance.

IKEA is huge, with a fantastic variety of quality products for every room in the house at great bargain prices. All items are displayed and easily on tanned from the self select point, or for a nominal fee of$20, they will pick them for you in advance to collect at your convenience. Staff are friendly and helpful, but they won't approach you to offer assistance, this is a self service store!

Visited JB-HIFI and had lunch at the coffee shop across the way from it. Always good visiting here, a few good shops there.

Excellent place for furniture shopping. There is a large collection of Furniture shops on one building. Being next to ikea makes it even better. All the things you need for the house in one place. Very large car park with space available all the time. There's a cafe and a juice bar as well.

Good place to spend time regarding your furnitre ideas. Ample parking space. Good cafeteria but need more vegetarian options. Toilets needs permanent cleaner and need more toilets. People que outside female toilets.

Good collection of furniture stores etc. Eg. Nick Scali, JB Hi Fi, IKEA. Couple of cafes and Boost juice. Cafe 'Creature of Habit' is a great option for lunch or coffee. Good parking and large elevators. Never seems to be crazy busy, Saturday or midweek.

Ikea is generally the only interesting store here. There isn't even a food court in the shopping centre. I prefer Richmond Ikea for these reasons.