Home Goods

Went last night and found a wine rack which had a problem with the door and scratched. I was willing to take it if they would knock of 10% manager wouldn’t even come out, but said they could only knock of $ 10.00 ($ 240.00 item). Had a lot of others things but decided if they didn’t have the time to talk we would shop elsewhere. Went to another store and bought most of the same items. Found another wine rack on line, but thought I would go back this morning and speak to the manager and still take the rack if they would consider the 10%. Same thing wouldn’t even come out to talk and said only $ 10.00 off. Left it there. If you are looking at a large wine rack there make sure you check the latches. They lost several hundred dollars of sales over a $ 15.00 difference and attitude. Sales people were great and were surprised that manager wouldn’t do the 10% on a damaged item.

I can usually find pretty good deals here. The service is mediocre. It’s a marshals/​tjmaxx/​ross kind of store. So don’t expect high-​end furniture service. But the deals are great and they have a nice selection of décor and furniture. Some pieces are cheap feeling, so be sure to examine carefully before buying.

I stopped in this store out of curiosity and because I wanted some new sheets for the bed. I was excited to find high thread count cotton sheets. High thread count Egyptian cotton, too! I’m ADAMANT that any sheets I buy or use be 100% cotton (cotton flannel for winter). The prices are great for the quality. The sheets I’ve purchased have stayed true to size with NO shrinking in the wash. They also get softer with each wash and that works for me.
Bathroom products seem to be limited and are not sold in complete sets. The towel selection, while also not big on variety, are quality enough for stocking a guest bathroom or even your own use.
This store has some cool kitchen gadgets and is worth giving a browse. Also, give a look into the room décor area. You can probably find some neat gift ideas for college kids, friends or even you.
The only minus is the aisles can be a bit cramped with all the little displays and arrangement of shelves but that’s very minor. All in all this is a cool little home store.

How have I never been here before?! This place is great for discounted dinnerware and glasses, perfect for my amateur food photogging. Furniture, lamps and decorations available are available as well.

I hadn’t thought much of this place because I had no idea that it was affiliated with Marshalls and T.J. Maxx. Yes, I happen to love Marshalls and T.J. Maxx and I am not ashamed, wanna fight about it?
Anyway as the name indicates, this place offers all kinds of «home goods.» Think the house and kitchenware area of Marshalls and T.J. Maxx into its own expanded little store — voila! Lots and lots of décor items — some frighteningly tacky and garish, but I guess everyone has their tastes.
As far as I can tell, everything is priced similarly to its sister stores. There just happens to be a vaster selection and amount of products. The store is orderly and I navigated it with ease.
I would give this place four stars, but I somehow just ~feel~ Tuesday Morning is more my kind of place? I can’t quite explain it. Maybe Home Goods just has to grow on me?

If you love Marshalls, TJ Maxx and Ross, you will love Home Goods. Home Goods is the brain child of Marshalls, and is Bed Bath and Beyond at Marshalls prices. Who can beat that!?! So if you are looking to replace those tattered towels, that dingy bathroom rug or that 70’s comforter your mom gave you during college, then come here. This place is huge. They carry everything from pots, pans, towels, comforters, furniture, shower curtains, and seasonal decorations. They definitely carry quality products at discounts of about 20 – 60 percent department stores. You will save a lot of moo-​la and probably will leave with a trunkful of goodies.