Springvale Homemaker - Springvale, Victoria

Prasanna D.

IKEA, Harvey Norman, JB Hi-fi, and few other big stores in there. Has both escalator and lift options. Plenty of parking including electric car charging.

Sam K.

So point off for retail outlets not opening til 10am (we were there 9.15) so walked around both levels seeing what's on offer and then went to IKEA 9.30 for breakfast. So many stores (Harvey Norman, Domayne, House, JB Hi-Fi, Anaconda and lots more) two coffee places, several rest areas and some cute Xmas displays. Lots of parking, well particularly when you get there like us idiots before everything is open! OK in my defence knew you could get IKEA breakfast early but thought 9 not 9.30.

Thomas L.

This is certainly an interesting shopping precinct. It is solely focused on home related goods (But also has some small specialty stores as well) all within one large shopping centre. It's easy to visit the stores on the different levels as it is not very large and the escalators are easy to spot and find. However, whilst the parking area is very expansive, it is not very pedestrian friendly at all. You're not supposed to use the multiple fire exits to enter or exit so you have to walk a fair way away from the entrance to the shops in order to get inside, it's also not very well illuminated in the carpark, which can make visibility a bit of a problem for people with poor eye sight.

Dipen K.

This place is all in one Fancy Combo Homemaker Centre, from a small needle to a massive furniture and what not. All total 27 stores are located here. Spacious place, plenty of parking area, even play area for children is available. Unfortunate, part is there is no food court, just 2 coffee shop with some snacks and a famous juice store Boost.

Claire R.

Very clean with easy parking and enough stores to be competitive. With Ikea at one end and Harvey Norman at the other your choices are well balanced.

As a bonus there are enough coffee shops to give you a minute to sit and enjoy.

Keona

I understand that due to the demographic of the suburb and surrounding areas the importance of Chinese new year celebrations but I was incredibly thrown off about where they situated it. Outside IKEA, blocking the elevators which is the only way to the carpark for people with trolleys (are you serious?). Would not let anyone through, ridiculously loud which is dangerous for the ear canal, my ears were ringing for ages because I was forced to subdue to a dragon snake being waved through the air.
You really should reconsider where you host this next time as it was particularly stupid.

Sin F. C.

Springvale Homemaker Centre at Springvale
Visited on 1/7/2021

There are many shops in this centre including AKEA selling furniture, home decorating goods, electrical goods, computers, etc. I always wonder whether there are too many of such businesses competing is such a crowded market.

The day of my visit is NOT a true reflection of the normal landscape of the centre. However, this is what I see - a very empty Homemaker Centre in Springvale. The clinically white tiled floor makes it worse - very cold in terms of ambience.

Although there is plenty of natural and artificial light within the building, I still find the atmosphere eerie and my skin shows goosebumps.

COVID-19 has changed shopping behaviour of many people. Most of the shops have no customers at all.

These photos are taken on the first week of school holiday of term 2, on a very pleasant sunny afternoon, around 3 pm.

Kerryn B.

Very helpful staff who attended to my enquiry. Easy to find what I was interested in. Helpful at checkout.