KLAUS by nienkamper
Lounge seating, tables and lighting options are all on display at KLAUS on King East. The store is the primary representative for Nienkamper in Toronto.
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Saturday afternoon at Christie Pits.
By Justin Soegandi.
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Staff are very unfriendly and cold. They never bothered to acknowledge me with either or "hello" or a smile, despite being the only customer there. I will never step foot in this store again.
I have experienced that as well, however I was in there today and the reception was much different. The two employees were welcoming and attentive, even though I wasn't buying anything, they were still friendly and chatty. Guess it all depends when you go and who's working.
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Every time I've gone in to that store I've had a great experience. I raid the publication section for any and all new catalogues - I ask questions about furniture I can't afford and the employees take time to answer my questions - I'm always treated well - I've never bought a thing there and I go once every 6 weeks if Im in the city.... I love the store, the products, and the employees have always been real cool to me.
Jimi, let me guess. You're a white male, right?
Sorry to say this, but try walking in there as a non-Caucasian, and see what kind of treatment you get.
Note to my previous comment: I'm not saying they're racist. But, I think certain people are treated differently, because they are assumed to have a certain socio-economic status.