Homegoods

Impressed! This store always have new items whenever we go and everything is nicely organized. Not to mention the employees are super friendly and helpful

I love Home Goods. It is my favorite store and I have spent countless hours and thousands of dollars at various Home Goods. I had one experience this evening which made me question their customer service. I purchased a defective shadow box that I didn’t know was broken until I got home. A couple days later I went back to the same Home Goods to exchange my defective box for an identical one that obviously wasn’t broken (but forgot the receipt.) The woman who rung me up first gave my the total of my purchases and told me she would give me store credit for the defective frame… Why would I pay for a new frame then walk out the door with store credit? When I explained that I wanted to use the store credit to exchange the existing frame, she gave me a look the proceeded to void out the item and do my return. After the item was voided she rang up the new frame and gave me a total of $ 0.94. When I questioned why I was being charged for an even exchange she told me I didn’t get my tax back because I forgot my receipt. She was talking to me as though I stole a $ 14 shadow box which I find extremely offensive– I walked in the store with the defective product, and that’s not something a long term customer wants to deal with. I’m not upset about the $ 0.94– I’m upset that this poor customer service exists in one of my favorite stores. This review is purely based on my experience this time.

Extremely impressed with the Framingham HomeGoods.
Smaller than the nearby Milford location, and much busier too, but still impressed.
The staff were all extremely friendly and even lowered a price on an item for me since they thought it looked like another item that was on sale.
For the overall store, it was ridiculously busy (as is everywhere in this shopping area), so it was difficult to shop easily and without lots of people everywhere, but the store was one of the larger HomeGoods, and had lots of selection in every department, Bath, Furniture, Pet, Lighting, Rugs, and more. I will definitely be returning to this store to purchase more «home» items, if not at the Milford location (that I prefer, since it’s larger, less crowded, and connected to TJ Maxx).
Located in the Framingham Mall, with Target on Cochituate Road, Route 30, at the Whittier Street intersection. Check it out if in the area. May be surprised. (And also checkout the amazing clearance sections they have here!)

I love home goods! So many good stuff to buy. I have been there for several times, I strongly recommend here.

Home Goods is the best store in MA. You can find unique pieces of furniture, decorations and all kinds of things for your kitchen, bathroom, dining room etc. I have got very cute little door knobs (made in India, handcrafted) for my kitchen, all my friends make compliments on them. I like to be unique, and this store is just the right place for unique things!!!

This is by far one is the best and largest Homegoods stores I have ever been to…
Inside was organized and the home décor was fantastic. A friend had a specific item in mind that she had seen in another store so I was kind of on a mission to find it.
The world traveler that I am, I loved the globe I saw in this store but unfortunately don’t have anywhere to put it and couldn’t spent $ 300 on an item before I had a place for it. The geography nerd in me hopes that it finds a home where someone will appreciate it.

I’m a little obsessed with this store… my family may be planning an intervention! Haha… in all honesty this place has great selection and reasonable prices on most things. During the holiday season I am able to walk around and do last-​minute shopping with plenty of selection. Can’t wait for one to come to Needham (I saw the signs the other day!) But I think the Framingham store will still be larger with a better selection.

I can’t say anything about in store customer service but over the phone they were terrible. I called looking for a specific area rug, I even had the item number. The man who answered told me very rudely well what do you expect me to do we don’t have a computer system. I had already called four other stores looking and each one physically went and looked and wanted the item number to make sure it was what I was looking for. I described the rug to him and he put me on hold to look. 5 minutes…10 minutes…15 minutes finally go by before I hang up and call back. When he answered the phone again he said «I got distracted but I didn’t see it». Fine you don’t have it not you’re fault. What IS your fault is forgetting about someone on the phone who was willing to spend $ 300 at your store and then not even apologizing for forgetting about me. Here is the kicker I ended up calling back and asked to speak to a manager and guess who was on hold for 8 minutes before hanging up from frustration?

When I run out of truffle oil. this is where I find it.
Love finding expensive ingredients for less.

I love the fun factor and the bargains you can find!

Love home goods! It is a place that you kind of Want to visit weekly, because what is there this week may not be there next week. And you don’t want to miss what you are looking for.
Great place for towels, sheets, comforters, pot and pans. And also a ton of kitchen items like spatulas, colanders, etc. I come here before I head into target, as the price is a bit cheaper and they have many similar items. For example, I was looking for nesting mixing bowls– $ 20 at homegoods and $ 30 at target for same product, same brand, different color.
Go here, you won’t be dissapointed!

So, close to Target kinda a drive from Dedham, so that’s nice. This store is almost alway’s tidy. And there’s never a line, shop at night. Shocantelle

This place is the secret that I am finally willing to share. I love, love this place. It is like Bed, Bath and Beyond or Crate n Barrel – with better quality and for so much less money.
I am the consummate bargain hunter and this place just makes me drool. It has everything but clothing and jewelry (T.J. Maxx and Marshalls for those). You do have to know your brands and how to pick up on quality items, but this place has better quality than, oh – Target and Walmart. This is the place I go to for wedding, birthday or holiday gifts. An entire set of luxury towels can be had for $ 50 or less! My favorite– wine glasses (to go with a bottle of wine – a perfect host/​hostess gift for practically anybody) can cost $ 4 to $ 10 for two, and this is crystal we’re talking about! Yankee candles are here for ½ to ¹⁄₃ of the price and then there is the gourmet food aisle! My current favorite, which I recommend to everyone, is the Napa Valley Naturals Organic Olive oil with the purple label. It is buttery and olive flavored, rich without bitterness. The best olive oil I’ve had except when my hubby and I went to Greece. I am absolutely addicted. I also love the selection of vinegars: from the Balsamic Fig to the Champagne Pear. The chocolate, candy and marzipan selection is great for the holidays. I found a hot chocolate that was shredded chocolate and bits of candycane. I don’t remember the name, but it came in a tin with red lions on it and was superbe! The spices are also excellent. My current favorite is Victoria Taylor’s chipotle pepper flakes that come in a glass jar and are smokey and almost bacon flavored – plus a nice heat. And the prices are usually half of what I would pay in other stores.
The downside is that this place has what it has – the inventory changes constantly. But if you are willing to spend a little time and effort, you can get great stuff and save a lot of money.

This place is awesome… I have furniture from all over the place — Jordan’s, Ikea, Crate & Barrel, and a few pieces from pretty high end places… so my place is kind of a crazy mix — but it works (mostly). Anyway, it was looking a little bland and boring — and I wanted to tie everything together decoratively — so I thought I’d try out this place which I heard was «interesting» but «a big flea market». Not at all! It was fabulous. I loved it… for $ 380 I got 7 pieces of wall art (paintings and sculptural things), 3 vases, 2 giant candle holders, a few little sculptural pieces like a little copper elephant, faux jade intricately carved turtle (for $ 4! If this was real it would be like $ 500), a bunch of nicely designed boxes and a serving tray type of thing… and more. Once I put all this in my place, it actually (finally) looked like a home rather than a sterile apartment… and again, I spent $ 380… which is basically what one «real» painting or vase would cost at a high end store… but you absolutely can’t tell the difference with a lot of their stuff. I deliberately left the prices on the bottom of things because I like to make people guess how much things are and then I flip it over to reveal the real price. E.g. I have this intricately detailed 2 ft tall silver vase that people thought was $ 80 or 100… nope…19.99! And that was one of the more expensive things! Anyway, I am definitely gonna go back sometime… the only thing that is hard is that there is SO much stuff to look through and try to create a design scheme out of… and the inventory is obviously pretty variable. Plus, it’s a big hard to get everything in a small car. But, this is minor in the grand scheme of things. I can’t wait to go back and make some upgrades.

The prices here are pretty amazing — but be very careful what you buy, make sure to take it out of the package to assure its the model you intended. We picked up a cool solar light for our deck — and it was supposed to be a white light according to the sales tags and labels. After we took it home and set it up and it charged, it turned out to be purple. So now instead of a sophisticated lighting scheme on the deck, it looks like we’re hosting a rave. Not worth going back to return it, but just a tip: always check you’re getting what you want. Otherwise no complaints here — the prices are incredible, especially on baking ware and kitchen stuff.

Went in to pick up a mirror. Decent enough store; lots of selection. Feels a lot like Christmas Tree Stores but with less old ladies.

This place has a huge selection of puppy pet supplies! Beds, dishes, carriers, clothes, collars, leashes and more.
Wow, I’ve been looking for a pet carrier for a while and even in the larger department stores I haven’t been able to find much.
I was pleasantly surprised to find low priced nice things along two huge rows. I couldn’t even decide which ones to pick from.
This is a clean and well organized store with lots of different finds at reasonable prices.

I love all of the unique home and gift items in this store. Wonderful items at great prices to decorate your cave.
Yet somewhow I always seem to leave empty handed. It’s like you find something close to what you had in mind, but not quite exactly what you thought about.
A great place to pick up gift items though, if you want something unique that looks like you paid a bundle but really didnt

I like HomeGoods overall and often forget about this location. This is one of those stores where you buy stuff you don’t really need, but you like it and just have to have it. Whether it’s a mirrored vase that’s three feet tall or memo pad holder shaped like an antique telephone, HomeGoods will have it. Lots of good gift ideas. I recently got a new wok and a wok cookbook for my birthday from my mom and she purchased both items here. It’s basically the household section at TJ Maxx made into a stand alone store, which makes sense since they are owned by the same company.