S C.
9/3/2025
Absolutely fabulous experience. For only the second time in my life I needed to buy dishes. I wanted something really creative outside the box. The saleswoman was exceptional...she listened well,...
Williams-Sonoma
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125 Westchester Ave
White Plains, NY 10601
Williams-Sonoma, a renowned kitchenware and home furnishings retailer, has been a pioneer in shaping the way people cook, entertain, and live since its establishment by Chuck Williams in Sonoma, California in 1956. With a wide array of premium-quality cookware, bakeware, kitchen tools, tableware, and specialty foods, Williams Sonoma is committed to offering products characterized by artisanal craftsmanship and cutting-edge innovation.
At Williams Sonoma Home, the brand extends its dedication to classic design and timeless luxury, providing an exclusive collection of furnishings, lighting, and decorative accessories that bring comfort and style to every home. With a mission to inspire individuals globally on a daily basis, Williams-Sonoma continues to uphold its legacy of enhancing the heart of every home through its exceptional products and unwavering commitment to excellence.
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Jason M.
11/5/2020
I always enjoy browsing Williams-Sonoma. Most of their merchandise is slightly too expensive for me - and even if I could afford it, two is a crowd in my kitchen so it's not optimal for serious...
Mercedes C.
11/11/2019
We always had gotten our Boos cutting boards from Chef's Central when they were in Westchester. But when they shut down, we'd drive down to their flagship in Paramus to get our Boos fix. But then-...
Daniel D.
3/17/2021
Amazing store, great customer service. If you are ordering anything online the store team can assist you. Feel free to contact them directly at The Westchester Mall.
Tori N.
5/25/2013
The fancy, expensive chef/foodie's heaven. I wish I could afford to buy all the stuff they have here, but alas, a lot of it is on the pricier side of the spectrum. You can get cookbooks (meh, none...
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