I wanted to love it...but as another reviewer said, I felt as though I was inconveniencing them…read morewhen I came in. Although the store was not closing for another hour and a half (and no other customers were there but me) - it seemed as though they were in a bit of rush and somewhat disinterested, asking me to come back on Saturday...That's actually never happened to me before. It felt very awkward and odd. So in case you are dying to know - I did NOT go back but I DO want to thank Gorman's for working with me and welcoming me from the moment I walked in - can't wait until my new furniture is delivered! (As an aside - if you saw/remember the movie Pretty Woman when she goes to the high end clothing store but wasn't welcomed there, that's what my experience at Home Interior Warehouse in Plymouth felt like to me).

I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone! We…read moreworked with Kelley and she was amazing! Very knowledgeable, patient and informative. The prices are very fair and they carry multiple reputable brands. We love our couches! Ask for Kelley!

Perfect place for home decor! I shop here for almost anything for my home from furniture to linens…read moreto artwork to seasonal items. It is the absolute best during the holiday season. Besides the vast selection and array of items to choose from the staff is super friendly and always willing to help you locate items and optimize deals. The prices are decent and there are many ways to save. There is a rewards club available for sign up at the store, there are always special offers happening and the clearance is the best. You can even order on the website and purchase items for pick up or delivery. If you like home decor then this is your place!

My review is based on the ladies room alone. WHY do you have only an air dryer for hand drying but…read morethen a door handle that must be pulled inwards? So many people do not wash their hands or inadequately wash their hands -- now we have to use our clean hands to touch a disgusting door handle.

The weather was perfect for Fall, bright and sunny but also, brisk, and cool. Families seemed to…read moreagree as they gathered in downtown Northville; children ran pell-mell along the sidewalks. I was enjoying a cold beverage while ducking into the shops that lined the streets. Gardenviews, a white building with bright blue accents, stands out among the colorful buildings here. Inside, couples and friends browsed for the knick-knacks that personalize a home. I was struck by the beautiful displays: antique shelves, desks, and console tables upon which were dishes, candles, and home goods. I saw many things that I liked, toys for kids, hand towels with cute sayings, and garden accents, but I was here for a gift. My friend loves lavender and since I could not find a lavender tea that I thought she would like from a nearby spice store, I was determined to get a lavender room spray, candle, or soap as a thank-you for all her kindness. I don't deserve her as a friend. I found some beautifully wrapped, wonderfully-scented soaps, imported from Italy that I thought she would love. The store also gift wraps items, if requested.

My wife knocked over a glass ornament in their store which damaged some other items. It was pretty…read moreloud and we were completely embarrassed. We waited for someone from the store to come over and one of the ladies who worked there came over and apologized to us. I tried to apologize and she said no worries. I tried to pay for the damages but they wouldn't except that. We later were talking to one of the owners who was truly genuine and knowledgeable about outdoor vases. She told us the best time to order and what to order for the best price. They have so many neat items in their store and really love what they sell. I am just glad little places like this are around where people really love what they sell and for great prices.

I'm not changing my review. I just want to add that there are never any employees on the floor to…read morehelp you. I continue to go back because they do have some really fun items to look at, but if you want to purchase anything that is heavy or you need assistance with good luck, finding someone to help. Also, I once saw something on a reel about how they will have one item with multiple prices and it's true! I was purchasing an end table and one of them was priced $10 higher than the other. I grabbed the one with the lower sticker and when I asked the employee about it, she had no idea what I was talking about

WOAH WOAH WOAH. How had I never been to an At Home store before yesterday?? I'm not entirely sure…read morebut in some ways it's a good thing because I would have spent way too much time of my youth going up and down their aisles. So, yesterday I was next door at Duluth stocking up on some hot new overalls and decided to pop in to At Home because I need a few new garden decor thingys to replace some stuff that (after nearly a decade!) I've had to retire. 3 hours later I left with a cart full of garden gnomes, plant stands, a new patio umbrella, a small outdoor mat, and metal garden stakes. I also walked every aisle, and made mental notes to return for some organizing things once I have my office redo finished. The price points feel a little steep for some of the items, and they didn't have particularly deep markdowns but i'd say the prices are about on par, if not a bit less than, Homegoods. But the sheer volume of options they carry makes up for it. When I walked in I said "Oh my God" because the store is HUGE. They easily had 8 rows of just lawn figurines and the aforementioned metal signs. I said to my mom, "it's not just that they have a lot of stuff they have a lot of variety in each item of stuff." So, not just a handful of patio cushions but multiple rows dedicated to several different styles and patterns. At least 4 aisles of just REALLY BIG planter pots. Halloween and Christmas already had a bit of a showing and honestly, I wasn't even mad because the place is so huge it just feels like they should keep those displays up all the time because they've got the space for it. Now that I've gotten my bearings I don't think i'll need quite as many hours to visit (i don't think I'll need another walk through the picture frames or oversized candelabras anytime soon) but who knows. Now that I've been once I can't wait to see what they have in store (literally and figuartively) for peak holiday time!

This used to be on Rochester road in downtown RO ages ago, was so much more convenient for me. They…read morehave been on Woodward for a long time now. I love their metal flower pot garden decors, super cute. They have so many wonderful little gifts and fantastic candles and anything you could imagine. I usually buy a couple of their lovely scented candles here. Candles in the tins are pricey, but smell so fabulous and are long lasting too. It's one of the top 3 stores I frequent for gifts for friends and family. Come and take a gander, it's a fun shop for sure to explore.

This is a great store with great people. Always helpful and kind, saying good things. If Someone…read moredoesn't think that, then I think they should look at themselves. I always go there for my Christmas shopping and they've always been helpful in finding some unique presents.

Incredible experience at Nadeau Furniture. The prices are outstanding, easily one-third of what…read moreyou'd find at Pottery Barn or Restoration Hardware, with the same quality (if not better). Everything is handmade by artisans, solid wood, and full of character, not mass-produced furniture pretending to be special. The new owner spent nearly two hours helping me sort through options, explaining woods, finishes, and layout decisions. He has a degree in interior design, and it absolutely shows. That experience is why I ended up buying everything for my condo from him except the sofa and bed. They don't carry sofas and offer headboards only, but for dining, storage, tables, and statement pieces, this place is unmatched. Locally owned, sustainably made, and genuinely special.

The staff seem uneducated and the manager was rude when I asked if any of the prices were…read morenegotiable; a question that I think is completely appropriate considering I pointed out some obvious damage on a piece. He was defensive and dismissive to my question, and then became pretentious: Speaking about how interior designers would recognize the character in these pieces and how their customers get the pieces stained to their tastes. He also reeked of cigarette smoke. Not at all what I'd expect from a store on the outskirts of Birmingham. They had actually had a lot of really cool stuff in there, but I would never give my money to a place that employs such a jerk! Good luck!

Farmer John's is fantastic. Everyone is friendly and helpful. We have renovated our entire garden…read moreand we only buy from Farmer John's. Sadar is so helpful and so knowledgeable.

It's a zoo. The parking lot is quite full. There's a ton of customers, makes sense. It is Mother's…read moreDay tomorrow. I had to park at the far end of the main lot along the length of the building in greenhouse. It's larger than the one side in the building would lead on. I was going to purchase the gazing balls and stand and the munchrooms mushroom jerky, until I got into the checkout line. It's about 50+ people deep. At least have six staff members to cash you out. I don't have the patience to wait for however long it might take. One big red maple tree goes for about $1,600. If you do end up coming here to purchase anything. Be prepared to wait at least a good 15 to 20 minutes or more to get through the line. Will have to come back on a non-Mother's day weekend. It's worth a walk through, so much to see. The boutique shop seems a bit out of place though.

Nice people and pretty space but very overpriced compared to other antique stores in the area.read more

Interesting place beautiful property - looks like they have classes on furniture painting -2 floors…read moreto shop - interesting assortment - expensive