Continuing our search for an area rug, we decided to check out At Home. Like other home stores, At…read moreHome sells a little bit of everything, but imagine other home stores on steroids, much bigger, with vast array of options. They sell everything for indoor and outdoor, furniture, decor, bedding and so much more. We found their carpet section, which offered a huge selection, many of which came in varying sizes. We had trouble finding a specific carpet we saw on the racks, so pushed a button on the end of the aisle to call an assosciate, and I've got to admit, I was surprised when she not only showed up, but in just a few minutes. At Home gets bonus point for that, unlike other stores, where you can push the button, and no one ever comes to help. In the end, we found the carpet, along with a few other small items. Pricing, is very reasonable, that being said, most of their products probably aren't meant to last a life time, but you get what you pay for, and if you take care of your stuff, it will hold up. I'll definitely be returning in the spring to pick up some outdoor patio seating!

Ashton exceeded my expectations. He was incredibly helpful, attentive, and friendly from the moment…read moreI needed assistance. He took the time to answer my questions and provided knowledgeable information about the merchandise I was looking for. It's hard to find truly outstanding customer service these days, but Ashton delivered exactly that. His professionalism, positive attitude, and willingness to help made my shopping experience exceptional. Thank you, Ashton, for providing such outstanding customer service!

I stopped on a whim. Too pricey and not enough selection. Just one-off peices. I wasn't a fan. I…read morewas expecting so much more. I wanted to grab Bar stools but most were lower sized/height (26 inch) with no sets or 3 alike. Didn't have a customer service complaint. I got a chance to fully walk around the store without being inundated. I prefer that but I know others like to be greated. You do need to come with a truck or flat bed if you purchase.

Love Wayfair. Not a fan of the Wayfair Outlet. Drove about an hour to check it out, and man it…read morewas a major disappointment. A lot of the furniture has cosmetic damage and/or is just terrible looking. Some of the couches look like it could have came from the 1970s. Not saying you can't find a hidden gem, but I would not drive a long distance to search. I did find a nice looking fire pit with Adirondack chairs that I would have purchased, but it was black only. Unless you have it under some shade, black chairs in the South means burning your ass in the summer. Most of it is junk nobody wanted to buy online, returns or has minor cosmetic damage. Check the Outlet's web site out before driving here. Think I am exaggerating? Check out my photos.

After a delicious dinner with my wife, we decided to stop into HomeGoods in search for an area rug…read morefor her craft room. I've been to HomeGoods several times in the past, but first time visiting this location. Like any HomeGoods, if it goes in your home, your almost guaranteed to find it. And even if you go not looking for anything, you're bound to find something. They have such a huge array of items, from home decor, to bedding, to kitchen items (like pots and pans, plate, glasses, utensils, and so on), art, food/snacks, furniture, and so much more. Pricing is hit or miss, some items, are well priced, others are bit high in my opinion. I guess it's all in what you're willing to pay. We didn't have any luck finding the rug, but found a few other small items . The only interaction we had with staff was at the register, and it was fine. They were friendly, got us checked out and we were on our way.

Love, love this store! Super clean and everything has its own section. Kitchen, bathroom,…read morefurniture, artwork,lamps, outdoor, pets and so much more! I swing by because I'm redoing my home office. I wanted a new wall art and a blanket for my office lounge chair. I honestly got lost looking at so many goodies. I didn't want to get in trouble over buying and only got what I came for lol. I was able to find my art piece and a lovely blanket! The blanket was 19.99 such a great deal and super soft! Im in love with the print since I do love anything that resemble Western/Native. The art work is so unique! Is an embroidery art work! It was Soo pretty and honestly want I wanted for the office wall. I will for sure we back, when it's time to redo the kitchen!

Ive been shopping at World Market before the name change and since it was a mall staple that looked…read morelike a world bazaar full of treasures waiting to be found. As a teen, I used to wander through the packed aisles, window shopping things I'd like for my imaginary apartment. There were so many beautiful tchotchkes, decorative boxes and trays, pillows, rugs and furnishings to choose from. I recall one store had racks at least 12' tall filled with items. It's was my little slice of heaven. It was a part of my usual rotation: Kirkland's, Pier One, TJMaxx, Bed Bath & Beyond and World Market. Those were the days. Sadly those days are gone. Kirkland, Pier One and BB&B are gone forever (in my market area) & the nearest World Market to my home is a state away. Because of my experience with this store, I was expecting to see more eclectic, must buy pieces. I was looking for that "curated finds" feeling like it usws to be. What I got was "retail". Don't get me wrong, there are some nice big pieces, but the selection is minimal, like leftovers from a 3rd life overstock shipment. IDK. Have they lost their way, or is it the tariffs? I tend to lean towards the former as they have a Halloween section to sell costumes. COSTUMES! NEVA HAVE I EVA ONCE SAID OR HEARD THE STATEMENT ..."HMM, LET'S GO TO WORLD MARKET TO GET THE KIDS' COSTUMES!" I've heard Kmart, Target, Walmart and in the past 10 years Spirit of Halloween...but NEVER World Market! This is what happens when a business loses its direction and forgets its purpose (besides making money). If you are looking for candles and diffusers, or kitchware, this is your store. If you looking for tchotchkes, decorative boxes and such, try Hobby Lobby, Home Goods or At Home.

I cannot express just how much I love that Greensboro has a world market. They have such cool,…read moreamazing, and unique pieces of home decor and necessities that are the best quality. Some things tend to be out of my price range but they often have sales that help and I am often surprised when I find a piece I love and the price is well below what I expect. I scoop it up immediately. In this case I found the loveliest shower curtain and cutest rug both super affordable. I perused the whole store and longed to have redecorating money so I could live in a world market. Maybe one day soon. I truly hope this store stays here. I visit often even just to look. It is definitely one of my happy places

I've heard of this place but I had never previously been. This place is a goldmine. This store has…read moreEVERYTHING but refrigerated/frozen foods. Plenty of discounts NOT expired food, pet items, clothing, housewares, mattresses, car supplies and toys. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of stuff available. The only possible complaint is it was a lil messy but otherwise pretty cool.

I purchased a bedspread set but didn't remember the date. This set didn't have the pillow shams and…read morethe bedspread had large lumps of something inside. I called, one person said we can look up your purchase date if you are loyalty member. I was. The manager came on the phone and said "there is nothing we can do" you probably purchased it more than the 30 days return policy, and ended with, "have a nice holiday"!! I have a piece of unusable JUNK that I will have to trash! Will open and check products before bringing them home. UPDATE: Took bedspread to laundry mat hoping to release the knots. Instead of releasing, the fabric began to rip. Purely rotten fabric!!!

Have I mentioned my wife loves thrifting and shopping? Southern Junk is a cool shop in Jamestown…read morewith many gift ideas, Holiday decor, themes, snacks, et cetera. The staff is super friendly and chatty. The prices are reasonable.

This place is adorable! It shares a space with a hair salon but had plenty of nooks and crannys for…read moretheir items! The service is wonderful! The employees are so friendly! There is such a large selection of items from clothing to decor to children's items to jewelry to food and more! I got multiple items and didn't spend as much money as I thought I had! Definitely worth it to carve out and hour or two to spend here!

If you like thrifting and antiques and all the memorabilia from the past, this is the place to go…read morefor a couple of hours. I always feel like I'm looking for the Rosebud toy from my youth. Friendly staff. Off of Burnt Poplar/ Bridford Parkway extension.

I absolutely hate that I didn't have all day available to spend in here…read more Even if I did, I'd still be itching to come back! The variety is unmatched. They have everything!!!! One of the largest selection of jewelry I've found at an antique store and great quality stuff too. Whatever your price range is, they've got it. Toys, furniture, collectibles, outdoor/indoor items, records, books, clothes, literally anything you could possibly be searching for.... It's here! The staff were amazing and so friendly. I think most of the prices were pretty fair, although a few things felt a bit steep. I'm sure it depends on the vendor. Definitely recommend and I wish I lived closer so I could frequent this place! One of my new favorites!

Only come if you are willing to climb through heaps of merchandise. They definitely need more…read morepeople working here as it is disheveled and disorganized. The people working did the best they could but need better upper management. Plenty to choose from, if you can find the items that you need.

My wife loves to shop. Sometimes she will fill a shopping cart full and then leave it at the last…read moreminute. Anyway, she loves TJ Maxx and this is a good one in Greensboro. I like to look at the men's shoes. Anyway, they always have a new arrangement of items and it is fun looking around.

Trish and her team go above and beyond to provide a consistent selection of fine furniture and…read moreaccessories. Carriage house is a "must see" for shoppers in the Triad!

Wow!! I visited the Carriage House for the first time yesterday. What a beautifully merchandised…read morecollectibles and antiques shop. I have shopped so many antique and consignment shops in Greensboro, but I have never been here before. Firstly, it is not consignment. There are individual dealers in separate booths. It is a bit more consistently upscale then the other places I have been to, but that does not take away from the sheer pleasure of browsing. I would say it is moderately priced items and not the type of antique shop you are afraid to bump into something for fear of damaging something irreplaceable. I guess it really depends on your pocket book. Something's I found very affordable, something's were just out of my reach. They have smalls, furniture, decor and lovely oil paintings. I love ceramics so I enjoyed looking at lovely plates and colorful ginger jars. Wherever you looked, there was something interesting to see. The dealers just have magnificent taste in their collections and in how they merchandise their wares. There is a large parking lot in front. Just go and have fun. That's what we did!

Great place to order your furniture and home decor if you can wait around three months. My husband…read morehad a hard time believing it is the furniture capital of the world. That was until he got inside and it was never ending. We met Abeer she was extremely delightful to work with. Once we get moved and settled in, We are returning for home decor.

Amazing place and wonderful experience Lots of choices and…read moreinventory Pricing was good and not out of line or too high Quality was looking good