My mom and I randomly stumbled across "At Home" this summer, and we were glad we did! We were informed it had only opened in late June 2015.
Not being sure exactly what the store was when we saw it in the Millcreek complex plaza, I did a search and it's webpage told me they were a "Home Decor Superstore" and that was definitely the case when we walked in.
This store was lined wall to wall with just about every type of home decor and organizational need you could have. We spent a majority of our time in the art department, but ended up checking everything out. Just in our first trip, we spend about $250 and got tons of art work from oil canvases to framed photos of quite large size. My mom has been frequently shopping around online for things and was very happy with the prices. She even went back recently and got a metal wall installation which was much cheaper than for the exact same thing on art/discount websites.
The rest of the store has many other things from aisles of tables from side, to console, to sofa in metal and glass or others in boxes to be put together. There were many area rugs, tons of individual dining/bar chairs and stools, pillows sorted by color, every type of organizational container for a bedroom, bathroom, pantry, or basement, outdoor furniture and cushions, gardening planters and trinkets, as well as sections for seasonal decor. They already had quite a bit of Halloween/Autumn out when we were there.
We looked over prices in the rest of all the sections and they were fairly reasonable. We thought pillows were quite pricey. They did have some clearance/scratch and dent sections and my mom reported on her 2nd trip that there was even more in those. It was good that there was more than one of most items so you could find the best condition one.
Some things, it was hard to find a price tag or the corresponding shelf label on some items. I did not see a ton of staff around within the store, so you might be on your own and make sure you have someone capable of lifting things. Some of the small furniture was stacked up on multiple shelves/on each other and you might need to maneuver it all around to get it out. Though the staff at the registers were friendly and got us through check out promptly.
It is located at the far end of the "Millcreek Pavilion" area from the Interchange Blvd entrance, near the hotels. The building used to be an OfficeMax. read more