I thought this store was too big, loud, and hard to find products…read more I guess I expected to be more like Hobby Lobby and I felt it was more like Dollar Tree. They did have lots of soft blankets for sale and the clearance section had decent prices. We could not find items easily that we were looking for and didn't seem to find anyone to help that wasn't on a register. If you're looking to shop early for a holiday at full price they have it (Easter, 4th of July, St Patrick's day) I suggest waiting for the clearance prices. This store was too impersonal and commercial for me.

This used to be a great place to shop for reasonable home décor and outdoor pottery. It's still…read morevery reasonable compared to other home stores. It's also a great place for holiday décor sales. The Halloween & Thanksgiving items are 75% off, and the Christmas items are 50% off as of January 2024. Unfortunately, this last visit was a mixture of the good and the ugly. The good was that they are stocking even more items than ever before. If you can't find it anywhere else for a good price, then you'll definitely find it here. The employees are always very nice & helpful. The ugly was the restroom situation. I should have known right away when I saw the dirty door leading into the restroom. I'm not exaggerating when I say it is absolutely atrocious. I certainly hope that the employees have their own private bathroom. To add insult to injury, they had no paper towels or toilet paper in the dispensers. Most likely because they were all rusted and falling apart. The toilet paper roll was just sitting on top of the toilet tank lid. The paper towel roll was by the sink. How many hands have touched these paper product rolls? It was horrifying! I had to use my own hand sanitizer after touching that towel roll. The only thing operational in that restroom was the soap dispenser on the wall. Honestly, I don't remember it ever being this unsanitary. I hope management can get with their corporate office to get a total renovation. It's very sad.

There is absolutely NO call for ANY public place to smell so strong of perfume!! It's poison to a…read morelot of people. I will have a headache for two days just from going in there 5 minutes. The clerk said they have it piped in. Fragrances are the new cigarettes. They'll be banned eventually after it's determined they cause lung and brain cancer. PLEASE, Home Centrics.... lay off the poison!!! Until you do, thank goodness for Home Goods!

Amazing prices, constantly Updating colors and goods. Example... A designer throw or pillow could…read morerun you between $40-$100... at HC down pillows with removable cover/ woven quilts can start at $19.99. Towels are also typically 1/2 the cost at other retailers. For the interior designer or savvy shopper this is the ideal one-stop shop. HC reminds me of 1990's ; fresh home decor, life accessories, stationary, displays "to die" for & prices to match. Note: If you need assistance, there is always an associate at the cashier. Ask about their weekly discount day, their customer reward program. From a loyal consumer, K.Booth Karmic Graffiti Collective

Shame on me and anyone else for not stopping and looking inside this great store. I drive by it on…read morea daily basis but never paid any attention to it and to be honest, I had no idea what kind of store it even was. To my surprise it has been open for five years and has been doing very well. My first impression as I walked in was...I can't afford anything in here...and I better not bump into anything. That's NOT so! Sure, you have some pieces that are expensive, but she also sells things that even I can afford. The prices range anywhere from a dollar...yes a dollar...up to a thousand. So there's a lot of leeway in how much to spend or what you can afford. Everything in this store is unique. If you want to find something to buy as a wedding gift, birthday gift, or for any occasion, be assured that no one else will be bringing the same gift as yours and your gift will stand out among the rest. There is also a good selection of home decor and accessories that even I would display in my house. There was so much to look at without having that overwhelming feeling that I sometimes get when I walk into a store. Of course, she carries one of my biggest downfalls...jewelry. Each piece is uniquely hand made by local jewelers. I actually bought a really nice necklace made out of silk and recycled glass. And guess what? I won't be seeing it on anyone else:-) Not only are there things for the home, but also for your pets! I could go on and on about this shop. You should definitley check this place out. The owner herself is so nice and willing to help you with whatever you are looking for in your price range. I highly suggest you check it out. Don't even bother looking anywhere else until you have come here. ORANGE is a wonderful and unique little store that I am happy to say....I FINALLY found!

Best.Store.EVER…read more It's an experience I repeat numerous times throughout the year. Any special occasion gift--Boom. Perfect. Nicest owner, remembers your name. Gorgeous and aromatic experience. Takes me out of a dark mood instantly. The only problem? Anything I buy for others is something I want myself. So grateful to live close-ish to this treasure.

Came in at the recommendation of my friend. I'm looking for a wooden dining table and she purchased…read morehers from here years ago. We drove from Tampa and browsed the entire store. They do have a vast selection of furniture and decor. We didn't find anything during this visit but it was fun to browse.

What a wonderful experience! Friendly employees and an excellent selection of home decor and…read morefurniture. Time and money both well spent here.

Was doing a little Christmas shopping and once I walked into the building the smell of cinnamon…read morejust hits you which I love that smell so it makes you want to just hang out for a little bit and not leave. They have really nice selection of pictures and christmasy things right now, great place to find a gift for someone. And the prices were not bad at all since they have everything discounted.

They have ridiculous evening hours. During the week if you want to go plan on not eating dinner and…read moregoing straight there they close at 7 and then Friday and Saturday when the whole mall is open till at least 9 they close at 8.

I enjoy browsing homegoods on the regular. I let it speak to me. The selection is random but good…read more It's conveniently located to bonefish and they have a wide selection of home items. I love to stop in when I see one.

I always find amazing things here. My home decor DIY creative juices are flowing significantly. I…read morefound a huge clay pot and I intend to use it at the base for a table. Paintings, storage, candles home necessities, rugs. There's really an overwhelming amount of options. I bought a 10 foot mirror that I foolishly thought I could fit in my Malibu (lol) and they put it on hold for me so that I could come back the next day with a truck. You're liable to pick up completely unnecessary items that you weren't even thinking about, like this picnic basket. Ask me the last time I've been on a picnic LOL.

You know when you have that one person you're buying a gift for, and you're wracking your brain on…read morewhat to get them because they already have everything? You know when you have a particular spot in your own home that needs a highly specialized and unique piece to pull your interior design together? Well, if you are looking for one-of-a-kind pieces for a gift for someone special, or even yourself, you'll be sure to find a multitude of things to choose from at this quaint, upscale furniture and home decor shop. I went to Shaunessy's amazing store during the holidays to find a unique, one-of-a-kind piece for my Mom's Christmas gift. During my 'raising kids' years, Mom and I used to spend countless hours in these types of shops. On weekends, we also would go to Estate Sales to find collectibles for our homes. I knew she would love anything from here. This shop is a place where you will find unique items that eventually will be collectibles in the future, or even now, because many of them already are antiques. One of the things I saw here that was of particular interest, because of its unusual nature, was made by a local woodworker. He crafts fruit holder centerpieces, made out of old oak wine barrels and old whiskey barrels. Use your imagination for the usage on a dining room table, buffet/sideboard top, and even just on the kitchen counter. This craftsman fashions the bent wood into lovely, long, curving and graceful centerpieces that hold and display items inside the indentations he makes in the strip of wood. There were many different styles, some holding 6 or 7 single lemons, spaced about an inch apart, which gave the piece a pop of color. There also were others with 6 votive candles placed in a row. A really unique gift that looks spectacular on the dining table. Speaking of custom pieces, Shaunessy's makes many of them, including 'farm' and other types of tables in different shapes and sizes, and those ever-so-popular custom-made barn doors, which interior designers are now decorating with, for everything from pantry doors to closet doors and beyond. There are two floors of goodies in the main converted farmhouse building (complete with treasure-filled porch), plus two outside "Pish Posh" buildings, which hold lots of outdoor-use treasures, such as galvanized flower buckets. You'll find a lot of beautiful old and newer antiques. Be sure to use your 10% off Yelp check-in offer! Customer service is super helpful and friendly. These people love what they do and it shows in everything from the products and items they have, down to helping you find something truly inspiring! *****FIVE FABULOUS STARS!!!!!*****

Support your local business! Family owned, Friendly and Shaunessy is a gem. She is our very own…read moreValrico Joanne Gaines!!!! You will fall in love the moment you walk in.

Located beside Salon 92 Vintage, Antiques, & Thrift. This vintage shoppe is a baby-- just shy of…read moreone year old. It opened in mid October 2020. Its hours are Friday thru Sunday 11 AM to 5 PM. The business advertises itself as offering "Antique, Vintage & Primitive Furniture & Pieces." They also take items on consignment. These owners are PICKERS-- they sort thru farmhouses & barns to locate what you'll see on the shelves, walls, & floor. (The wooden mid-century owl I bought here was the only thing the owners located in one particular room of a barn.) Prices here were REASONABLE-- VERY LOW on most items. The female owner we spoke w/ was VERY friendly & also willing to give discounts on purchases. Accompanying her in the shoppe was her gorgeous & friendly House Dog. Her husband was perched on a bench out front near the entrance. The shoppe offers hand-poured candles by a local candle maker, as well as many excellent vintage toys-- a very nice selection @ low prices. You'll also find Fiestaware; home decor; primitive furniture (aka pre-industrial); window panes; glassware; & pretty much anything a regular antique store & salvage shop holds. Due to the nature of picking, merchandise here will vary quite rapidly. We definitely want to return due to the possibilities of what we might find upon each visit (& due to the excellent pricing). Check out this vintage shoppe; it's WORTH YOUR TIME!

I love this place! My boyfriend and I enjoy antique shopping on the weekends. When we seen this…read moreplace was going to open up in my home town I was dying to see what they had to offer. Great deals! And fantastic customer service. A cute place to check out for sure!