HomeGoods

This is a home store brought to us by the same company as Marshals and TJ Maxx. It runs on much the same principle. They sell for cheap any good buys they can get. You never know what you will find, but the prices are good.
They have it divided into sections, Kitchen, bath, bedding, furniture and decorations. Usually all the staff are at the registers so customers just roam the store looking for deals on what they want.
Its worth stopping buy every once in a while for a look. Especially if you are needing anything for the house. Its fun just to see if they have a good deal on anything you want. About half the time I walk away empty handed but I have found stuff I use all the time at a fraction of what it would have costed elsewhere.

HomeGoods in Beaverton has won me over. A quick stop before dinner out, just to see if they still possibly had the side table my wife had spotted ages ago, and we’d be on our way. In just minutes of walking around the neatly organized and clean store layout, we had settled on a nearly perfect small cabinet piece. The best was yet to come, as we were treated to a fine display of customer service, first by an enthusiastic and sweet young lady, and then by the manager herself. The former helped us with options for purchasing or holding the cabinet, and then transported the cabinet to the checkout area. Not a huge deal, but the young lady’s attitude sparkled. We then were left awestruck by a fine lady who offered to help us load it into our car… if it would fit! She turned out to be the manager, and she obviously puts her heart and soul into her work! She was in the back seat, having bumped her head already, doing her best to fit the cabinet in. Next stop: the trunk, where she and I nestled the piece gently into a perfect spot. Her genuine care and time spent with us seems rare, sadly, when I think of other businesses where employees are simply going through the motions. The merchandise is great, but I sensed a better reason to shop there: the staff, beginning with management! Although I failed to catch her name, she should be proud of the job she is doing!

Home Goods, you rock!
Okay shoppers, you’ve got to approach this like you would shopping at Ross. You can’t come in here with a specific item in mind, because their inventory is unpredictable. However, if I am looking for something specific, I know that I’ll just need to visit every few weeks, and eventually it turns up.
Some of my favorite purchases: decorative globe, butter tray with cover, himalayan pink salt, waterford crystal champagne glasses, quilt, nonstick pan.
This is where I like to purchase most of my non-​disposable home items. You’ve got to be willing to sort through some junk, but there are lots of gems here!

Now THIS is shopping! The perfect place to get a shopping cart and go up and down every single aisle hunting for a bargain. My husband even loves to go shopping here! I usually have a few things I’m looking for but I always find something I didn’t know I needed. The shelves are full but the aisles are narrow and it’s difficult getting a shopping cart through.
Employees are nice but very busy. Home Goods is tidier and cleaner than Ross Dress for Less stores and definitely has a larger variety of merchandise, maybe because there is no clothing. I will be going back here again soon.

I love this store so much! I really like that there’s not too many of these in Oregon, It keeps the items very rare and unique. You can find everything here for your home. Brand names and good quality for a fraction of the price. It’s like a TJ Max home section, but for the entire store and much much better. It’s a large store. They have up-​to-​date trends and styles. I want to keep this place here forever! Just wish they weren’t so frugal about bagging up our items at checkout. Had to return a damaged item, because I had too many things to carry.

I love these stores since I love deals. Found a nice couch here for only $ 600! I also picked up smaller things for the home such as cookware here. They have all sorts of home things at a discount from department stores so it’s a nice place to hit up if you’ve just moved like i did. This store in particular had a good selection and a lot of awesomely nice employees that were cheery and helpful.
They also have a delivery service from a third party company, but they’re kind of pricey. It’s about a fourth of the price if you just rent a truck from UHaul down the street and move it yourself.

Great store but manager sure has attitude.
Returned a few items… I unfortunately could not find my receipt but every item I returned had a price tag and everything. In all honesty I bought these items just a few weeks prior and shop there so much that I have a million receipts and couldn’t find that one.
She asked for my ID and then looked me up in their system. In a rude tone stated, looks like you are already in our system. Not friendly at all. I clearly spend way more money than I ever return. I am there weekly and all of the customer service representatives are so sweet and basically know me. I just don’t understand why someone has to act like that for 4 items that I returned that didn’t work out. Just frustrating.

Growing up, my parents’ and grandparents’ homes had a lot of knick knacks. Most surfaces were topped with doily style oil cloths and porcelain decorative dolls, mismatched frames and other various tchotchkes. I think it’s because I grew up with all that, that you’ll find the opposite in my home. My home décor is sleek, clean, and minimal. Think rugless wood floors, bare walls and only a few neutral colored candles as any sort of embellishment. But lately, I’ve been wanting a little pop of color. I specifically want it for a shelf on top of my chimney.
Cue Home Goods. This might sound silly, but I’ve actually spent weeks looking and researching what to place on that shelf. I’m not kidding. Since I’m not one to just put any sort of bauble as décor, it’s taken time. Then I ran across the #homegoodshappy tag on instagram and I was intrigued. I’d thought of Home Goods as the place where my mom liked to visit and always ended up buying some sort of new colorful thing for her kitchen. In other words, I didn’t think it was my style. I tried it today though, and well, I was wrong.
Home Goods apparently has no online inventory because each location has different things in their store and they’re constantly changing. I wandered around searching for just the right item that will add a subtle pop of color without being too over the top. The store is pretty much organized in sections by room, but other than that, you’re on your own. It’s almost like a treasure hunt for the perfect goody. Yes, I ended up finding a sort of textured brown and green piece for my shelf and since I was there, I ended up buying a bunch of things I didn’t need: an adorable basket for doggy toys, another décor piece (gasp!) for my coffee table, an cute tea cup my daughter absolutely needed for chai, some very pretty stationary, and other trinkets. It really made a difference in the way my living room looks and I didn’t break the bank. Maybe, just maybe, thanks to Home Goods now I’ll have something other than those neutral candles displayed in my living room.

I used to shop here all the time, back when I was in a nesting and decorating phase trying to make a buck stretch while still making the home look posh. Then my kids grew up, my marriage grew over and my life changed and evolved.
I don’t decorate the same way as I once did, but I still find 1 or 2 really unusual things just about every damn time I come in here. Which means I have to share my weird ‘rule’ I have about this place that I made up in the ‘lean’ years — I call it the SEVEN DOLLAR RULE — if it’s 7 big ones or less, I buy the damn thing even if I have no idea what I am going to do with said damn thing once I purchase it. Also, that led to the THREE DOLLAR RULE which states that even if I don’t know WHAT the damn thing is, I buy it.
Cases in point. I have posted photos of the $ 7 dollar rule ($ 5 pillow with a lamp on it I scored today) and the $ 3 dollar rule (silver balls in glass thingy I scored 6 years ago).
I love Home Goods whether I’m nesting, making up wacko rules or just buying what strikes my damn fancy.
(*Disclaimer: Lots of items are more than $ 7. I have no rules about those).

My experiences here have been different every time because their stuff changes all the time. I advise weekday driveby quick visits if possible. Less people and more stuff. By Saturday afternoons it can be pretty picked over. And the lines are shorter and the sales people are nicer up front. Trust me.
My last visit was fruitful. It was lunch on a weekday. I wanted a shower caddy and found a really cute one for $ 12. I was in the market for flatware and got two boxes of Oneida stainless 5 piece service for four for a total of $ 60. I looked at dishes but didn’t find any that knocked my socks off.
My best score of the day was a giant purple furry pillow for my kid for a pittance $ 12. (our cats shredded her favorite blue one and she was devastated). These were much more at Target and all they had was pink. She is done with pink.
I also got a big round wooden box with butterflies on it for $ 7. I have no idea why I bought it but it called to me. I needed it.
Then I got the heck out so I wouldn’t get anymore random items with no purpose.
Bob M. Is right. This store is full of women buying décor for their McMansions. There is plenty to be found in the way of pretty useless things.
Butterfly boxes for example.

I’m a little too obsessed with HomeGoods for my own good. I work just down the street from here, so I pop in frequently to check out the new shipments. True, there’s a lot of junk. But it’s a discount store, so that’s to be expected. And for every piece of junk (okay, for every two pieces) there’s a real gem! And unlike other discount stores, if you’re looking for something specific, you’ll likely actually find it here without TOO much weeding!
Ideal for: accent pieces, area rugs, towels, sheets, throw blankets, throw pillows (hugely extensive selection of those!), pots & pans, fake plants, decorative benches, chairs (if you only need one or two that match), lamps, large closet mirrors. And around the holidays, it’s a GREAT place to go for decorations and wrapping paper!
Not ideal for: matching sets of furniture such as chairs, nightstands, etc. But if you’re going for an eclectic look and less concerned about matching, then it’s great!

Home Goods is the same company as TJ Maxx and Marshall’s. You will find a lot of the same housewares you see at its brother/​sister stores, however HG’s has far more extensive selection.
I like about 5% of the the «goods» at best. It’s a discount shop, so you can find some really great things if you know what you’re looking for, but a good deal of the merchandise is inexpensive knick knacks. I like Ralph Lauren home wares, however I don’t like paying $ 50.00 per trash bin, or 16.00 per hand towel. At Home Goods I can get the same RL stuff I find in retail shops for half price. I also like their candle selection and prices. It’s taken some real digging but I’ve found a few great paintings. They also generally have a good over sized mirror selection.
I occasionally am able to find good dog accessories and toys at Home Goods as well, but usually TJ Maxx had a better selection.
I can almost never find staff, besides behind the register, which can be frustrating, but the staff is friendly and helpful if you can find them.

This is a great place to pick up items for the home at an inexpensive price. If you find something, get it during that visit as the chances of finding it there again are slim. The same applies if you find a set or series of décor items. I’ve purchased everything from big decorative mirrors to dog beds to baking tins here. I like to visit on occasion to just see what’s new, especially the kitchen gadgets section.

they’re open until 8pm on Sundays… not sure why it says differently on here. i love me some home goods!

Awesome shop for a host of household needs from kitchen, bath to bedroom and home décor. One of my newest favorite places to shop outside of a shop called Z Gallery. This is a chain and the management group owns Marshalls and TJ Maxx. You can buy a gift card from any of the three places and all are good at each one.
Check this place out if you haven’t yet. Prices are reasonable and I negotiated a price on some wall art due to a visible knick. I got a great deal on it and honestly, the knick is hard to see. :) I love to negotiate a better price.

I love this place, it is my new favorite store to haunt. The sheer volume of stuff is amazing. They have everything from dining ware, glasses, sheets, pillows, furniture, bathroom stuff, kitchen stuff, dog stuff, decorating stuff, the list goes on and on.
It is kind of unique in the fact it has some of just about everything, seriously. You could go to this store and buy every single thing you need for your home except furniture all in one place.
They also have a great selection of seasonal items that come and go. I have found some Killer deals here. Their prices are amazing. The parking lot can be a pain in the rear during the holidays but other than that, amazing store!

I have one word for this store: DANGEROUS! Seriously, you go in thinking… well, maybe I will grab some glasses. Suddenly you find a $ 7 throw blanket which was worth $ 50, a $ 14 high quality trash can which matches your other stuff perfectly (and is worth $ 30), a salt holder, some sea salt, a folding shopping cart, and a whole slew of other stuff you never knew you needed! Their merchandise changes constantly and I have never not found piles of things I want here. It is also the perfect store to get things for presents for other people due to the sheer variety of merchandise they have! It reminds me of Ross or Marshalls only they focus on stuff for the home and wow do I wish this was around when I was in college because the money I could have saved!

Great place to decorate your home beautifully with your own personality. Pretty good prices on most things. There clearance is kind of a joke but the prices aren’t to shabby to start with. I have bought all kinds of goodies for my new apt there. There is bedding, dishes, wall décor, accent furniture and tons more. I love this store.