I'm not sure how I feel. I kinda feel like At Home is a cross between Sears about 2 years before…read morethey went out of business, KMart 6 months before they went out of business and JCPenney. Do you want to walk through two hundred thousand square feet of just a bunch of stuff that you probably don't need? Then here's your place. Do you want one entire aisle of bed sheets, all the same generic brand but just in 4 different colors and ones that are not at all soft? Then this is the place. Do you want a place to just sit in the middle of an aisle on the floor for an hour and nobody will notice? Then again you found your place. Do you want some furniture made out of pressed board? Well as I said before, you found your place. If you're looking for a quiet place to maybe read a book for an hour, bring your own book but you found your place. If you want to go shopping and not find anything that you really need, then this is your place.

At Home, My wife just loves your store, it's the place she…read moreshops when she wants to freshen up/modernize our home decor without spending a fortune. She finds it easy to shop online and pickup at the store. The orders have always been ready for pickup and the employees helpful and friendly even when doing returns. They have an excellent selection of rugs, throw pillows and outdoor furniture cushions. The prices are very affordable and a good value for the money. When she gets tired of something it either gets shared to a relative or passed on to a charity so others can use it.

I cannot say enough about how helpful all of the associates have been! I give the customer service…read moreteam a "5." I have recently purchased patio furniture, a nightstand, upholstered swivel chair and so much more. They have answered my questions, spent time with me finding the right size item, contacted me when a piece I was looking for arrived, etc. *I still would like to see larger font on their yellow stickers-can't read them. Also, they could use better lighting in the back warehouse area.

Beautiful Saturday afternoon and was feeling like a drive so went down the the Crate and Barrel…read moreOutlet. Let me first start off my saying, don't expect outlet prices. For some reason c&b think that charging store prices at an outlet is an ok thing to do. I've I wanted store prices, I'd just go to my local or order it from the privacy of my home. I also don't understand why they feel they can charge so much for such severely damaged furniture. I'm not sure the best carpenters could make this stuff look good, but you can hand over maybe msrp-10%. What a deal. Hopefully you can sense the sarcasm. It was the worst of scratch and dent I have ever seen. Even today, I'm trying to understand the business model that makes it all make sense. I'm struggling. If it were me, and I love c&b, pass on it. This places soils the name of Crate and Barrel for me

Large selection compared to other locations. More decor and pillows, lots of bed and bath…read more Sometimes the best finds are in clearance section. Always pretty busy but lots of cashiers to get the checkout line moving quickly.

You can always get some great bargains here. I wished they had more registers open during the…read moreholiday hours. We were waiting in line and they only had two opened for awhile. There was a long line of people waiting. It took about 10 mins before someone opened a third register. Other than that, this location is big with a lot of parking. They need smaller shopping carts, like some of the ones in Downers Grove.

Heard about this place on a local home show and decided to drive out to Aurora to check it out…read more Happened to be their Holiday Showcase so every vendor had seasonal items. Warehouse 55 is a collection of vintage items and repurposed furnishings mixed with many one of a kind treasures. Here you will find old and new..something for every aesthetic . Over 2 stories of various vendors..prices vary depending on the product . A nice feature they offer is if you are undecided and get home,you can shop many of the items online by vendor or product. Will have to go again after the Holidays for more treasure hunting.

What a great store - every visit is different- Merchandise…read moreis refreshed regularly and keeps with the seasons/holidays

This is a really cute boutique store that is fully decked out for holiday and everything you could…read morewant for the season! They mainly focus on home goods and seasonal items. The two ladies working the store were friendly and asked if I had questions, so I was acknowledged and helped for what I needed. They had Christmas themed decor, kitchen items, bath and body, religious, and other items galore - it's overwhelming! Small shop but they had people coming in and out constantly! It is very expensive, but I think it's worth a visit and to even come in for the scent! They light their beautiful holiday candles and it really is a lovely Christmas spirit to peruse this time of year :) I would just say be ready to splurge if you are interested in purchasing what they have.

The clerk Mory was very kind & knowledgable about the pieces at the store. Great inspiration for…read moredrawing with all of the jewels & detailed art! Lovely shop overall. :)

This is great place to pick up a little hostess or housewarming gift. Or to get a little…read moreinspiration for a new tablescape. Greenery, some chic, some shabby chic, and the most delicious candles. -I love this little store. Plus, it's staffed with employees who are there to assist. -Even if it means turning the store upside-down to find the packaging for the last Mimosa candle for a friend. There's a lot to try to absorb in one small space. It's crammed with a lot of stuff. Every inch of it. But if you have some time, there are certainly treasures and inspirations to be found. Very convenient to DT Naper, and located in a strip just north of the train tracks at Mill St and 5th. Pretty easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. I never would have noticed it had I not spotted it on a run one day. Not wanting to disrupt a run or have to jog with a shopping bag, I made sure to return. And I've have returned several times since.

Great service. I was looking for something unique for a high ledge. They bent over backwards trying…read moreto put together the perfect piece. Thank you so much!

Painted Tree is such a unique store. It is kind of like a store full of kiosks with handmade things…read moreof all sorts that are really unique and often 1 of a kind. Artsy, craftsy things, clothes, some dried foods, coffees, teas, dog treats, scented candles, jewelry and the beat goes on and on. The staff is always friendly. Our kids are at an age where they never know what they wan lt for Christmas. We stopped in and walked out with a trunkload of things that they will be thrilled with. It is really nice for gift exchanges and a trinket for somebody really hard for. Love this place.

Located in a busy strip mall in Naperville on Route 59,this location has over 100 vendors selling…read morehome decor,fashion,gifts,and much more all under one roof. It is hit or miss on what you will find as the vendors and products are constantly changing. Lots of seasonal items as well. A fun way to spend browsing on a rainy day.

Little home store that focuses on arts and crafts and decor! They are themed for the season but…read morealso have year round items available as of now too! They had a long line and were busy so I wasn't helped this time, but it was nice to walk around and see what they had. They seem to also have a lot of items that can be made personalized, like their personalized signs in the back. Cute if you're looking for things that are unique to you! It is pricey as it is boutique but if you want to support local business check it out!

Very pleasant local business. They specialize in make-it-yourself signs, Vera Bradley products,…read more Pandora charms, and blocks with mawkish "inspirational" slogans. These will most likely appeal to the kind of people who enjoy the Chicken Soup for the Soul books. In addition, there are a surprising number of blocks with middle-brow jokes involving the consumption of wine. More Erma Bombeck than Lenny Bruce. I can always depend on friendly service and being able to find the right Pandora charms for my wife's bracelet, if not cutting-edge humor.

We had a wonderful experience at Floor and Decor in Aurora on Saturday! Bruce Stredde was endlessly…read morepatient and extremely knowledgeable as he guided us through the process of choosing the perfect porcelain tile for our shower. His expertise made the decision so much easier and saved us from making a mistake by choosing ceramic. Highly recommend their helpful team and great selection!

After shopping Menards, Lowes, Home Depot and online in search of bathroom floor tile without…read moresuccess, I finally found Floor & Decor. Dean answered my questions about current decorating trends and assisted me in finding just what I needed to help me blend my aesthetic with potential resale value in a couple of years. The price was also better than I expected. My only two suggestions for improvement would be, 1) add signage to show there was floor tile in the center of the store. I saw the sign for "decorative floor tile" but did not realize there was other, less expensive, floor tile elsewhere in a separate area, and 2) have people on the floor ask customers if they need help. I was wandering in the wrong area and 4 different employees either stood talking to each other or were putting new samples on the wall who basically ignored me.

At 6:30 PM on a Wednesday evening my wife and I came shopping for stocking stuffers. While we were…read morethere, I had to use the restroom and I asked asked a staff member if they could open the restroom because there was a sign out front that said closed. She said not tonight. I find that unacceptable for a customer who is actually shopping in your store and you have public restrooms to not open them for the public. It is my belief they cleaned them early so they could go home early or on time but did not want their customers to use the bathrooms again. I had to walk across two parking lot to find a restroom. I don't think I'll be back.

Well I still love World Market, and one crabby manager can't keep me away. I'm still in here all…read morethe time for stuff like scone mix, mini bottles of prosecco and gift basket fillers. And hey, the holiday treasure hunt is back!! I kept my streak going by finding the Golden Sleigh today. It's a fun promo and gets you looking all over the store, and the staff were a lot friendlier this time. Wish there was a bit more variety as some products seem to be perennial, but overall, I'll be back.