Home Source

Wow, this place has some beautiful items and they are very well priced! I am always attracted to carved wood and this place had it wall to wall. Beautiful imported pieces with various finishes applied to them. I was especially attracted to a dining table and chairs with a neat turquoise patina to it. It was a lovely piece and very substantial and well made. It just didn’t quite suit my dining room but I highly recommend checking this place out if you are in the market for some furniture.

WOW! This place is a GEM! I’m an interior designer and am always looking for trendy eclectic furniture finds. I’ve never found a single location that has so many unique statement pieces! I’m kind of obsessed. The salesman I worked with was extremely personable and knowledgable about every piece (and cute too!) I’d say the best thing about this place is the prices. Being in the design industry it is not rare to spend thousands upon thousand of dollars on a single sofa or dining room table, i definitely experienced a case of sticker shock in a good way today! I will absolutely be frequenting this furniture establishment on a regular basis!

I’m so hesitant to write this review because even though Home Source is located in the busiest area of town, I feel it is a hidden gem that I want to keep all to myself. Walking in I honestly wasn’t expecting much other than perhaps some really expensive furniture (I mean, it is practically across the street from Roche Bobois) or home goods comparable to Kirklands (not that Kirklands is bad but…).
**SHOCK**
Affordable, one of a kind, beautifully unique pieces! I found a super cool dining table and coffee table made from reclaimed wood that I fell in LOVE with (please, please, please no one on Unilocal snatch it up from me!). They also had a bunch of really unique vases made from some type of wood which were somewhat pricy ($ 75 price range) but artistic enough to justify the price. On top of the fabulous merchandise, the staff was very helpful and very nice.
After Eurway shut it doors I was somewhat concerned as to where I would be purchasing furniture. Ikea is wayyyyyy to cheap for my tastes and Star & Ashley Furniture is not really the style I’m after. Although Home Source is absolutely nothing like Eurway style-​wise (i.e. the furniture is not modern at all) I surprisingly really liked it! When we purchase our next home I definitely plan on returning here to pick up some key pieces. I’ll be sure to update this review when I return.

Don’t be fooled by the pretty furniture. If you want pieces that are well-​made and that you’ll still call well-​made after six months or three years, go elsewhere.
We’ve bought three major pieces of furniture for our home over the last three years — a dresser, a TV stand-​type thing, and our dinner table and chairs. After three years, I’ve lost faith in Home Source as two of our dining room chairs are now detaching at the joint. and one is also coming apart just below the cushion. When I called to ask what they could do about it, they told me that «even though the furniture is no longer under warranty, they would repair them for me as a courtesy for $ 50 each.» First, «as a courtesy,» really? You made a product that doesn’t last and you have the nerve to charge me $ 50 to fix it AS A COURTESY?! Second, when I inquired as to how they’d repair the chairs, they said they’d just glue them back together. Um, if gluing is all you’re doing, I’ll save myself the money, buy some glue at Home Depot and do it myself. But also: this is probably part of the problem — glue is not going to hold chairs together.
Finally, chairs are for sitting in. If they’re not, they belong in an art gallery, not a furniture store. My mother has chairs that she’s had for forty years and they haven’t fallen apart, but these chairs can’t withstand the weight of my 24-​pound daughter and 180-​pound husband, respectively? Talk about terrible quality (even though they look pretty otherwise).
I’ve also noticed that the varnish used to finish our table has been coming off for at least the last two years. Even worse: the dresser that we just bought in October is impossible to open. My husband and I both tested the drawers of all of the dressers we considered before purchasing this one, and the drawers on this dresser opened just fine when it was delivered. But in the six months since we bought it, the drawers seem to have expanded, as neither my husband nor I can open at least three of the six drawers. As you can imagine, that makes it a real challenge to put away laundry and, still worse, to get it out.
Needless to say, we’ve bought our last furniture here, which makes me a little sad because I loved the look of all the pieces we have when we first bought them.

I have 2 great pieces that I bought at this store 2 years ago. I was thrilled to find the store in the first place — it looks like a generic discount chain from the outside, but the inside is like a jewel box.
I was recently in town and went back, hoping to see something worthy of paying a big delivery fee. But it seems like the prices have gone up and I didn’t see anything really great (obviously the selection is always changing, but I was disappointed in the overall choice that day). I also noticed that a lot of pieces had been shellacked, while mine are not (mine = good). I hope they aren’t taking a turn for the worse. I used to love this shop!
Check it out, but be cautious with your credit card.