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 love Home Goods and typically visit weekly. I happened to be in Novi today and visited this Home…read moreGoods. In the 15 minutes I was there I ran into five dogs. Why do people have to bring their dogs to shop for glassware and wreaths? Why does Home Goods allow this? I have a dog of my own and I would never bring her here, expecting one tail swipe could wipe out a shelf of glass. Nevertheless, I will be avoiding this store in the future.

A great place that makes "adulting" and "nesting" fun! This location is clean, organized, and has…read moremany choices for patrons to choose from - whether their needs are decor, organization, houseware, etc. The staff were more at the front maintaining the registers so interactions were minimal which was appropriate. They were approachable at check-out. Space is tight so there were times where if more than two people were in an aisle, it was a little "dance" to make your way down the aisle yet still be able to look at everything available, especially when people had carts with them.

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!

Coming through the door here at home sweet home will change your outlook and make you smile. It's a…read moreflashback to your childhood and all the nice memories you recall as you go from section to section in this unique store. You've got a great location and helpful people that work here. Everything the have is unique and they can help you design a room in your house with whatever theme you like. They can also help with party themed planning as well. They have great vision and amazing style. I've really enjoyed looking through there jewelry displays as well. Very trendy and stylish. A couple years back I bought a 50's black silk umbrella that was in perfect condition. Let's just say the birthday girl was very happy. I've bought most of my Christmas and thanksgiving decorations here with there help and always get compliments about how unique and warm they are. A must see store to bookmark or stop in if your ever in the Plymouth area. I know you'll be glad you stopped in. For sure!

This is the most charming store! Shopping in Plymouth includes coming here for truly unique…read moredisplays, gift ideas and treasures. Just bought a beautiful set of French mugs and plates I've never seen anywhere else. Highly recommend! *****

Great little eclectic art shop in downtown Northville. For a small footprint this business packs a…read morebig punch with a variety of items ranging from knick knacks to glassware and my favorite their hand made/painted ceramic tiles. These tiles which were the focus of my trip can be used as standalone art pieces, high end artistic back splashes, accent pieces and the list goes on and on. I am considering buying a beautiful Calaveras tile (Mexican Day of the dead celebration represented by colorfully decorated skull) for the tequila station I have in my basement bar. This is just one example of the some of the uses for these artistic tiles as they can add beauty in so many ways to your home. Overall I am a big fan of this business. If you enjoy browsing unique artwork and/or are looking for some accent art to add to your home than this is a business you should definately check out the next time you are in downtown Northville.

The service is great. Very personalized. She helped me pick out the perfect birthday gift. (A…read morebeautiful art tile for her collection) They don't have a huge selection of tiles. But they do display many artists and designers and all at a good range of prices. Definitely come in and shop.

All time Favorite Home decor shop in DTP! 20 years and still my go to ~ Beautiful upscale Furniture…read moreand Specialty Rustic Organic Furnishings! I always find very special and unique gifts!

Amy and Michele were amazingly helpful! They helped us choose a dresser and night stands that…read morewouldn't be too matchy matchy. Not easy to do! Plus lamps to go perfectly and a perfect pillow for the sofa. They made a difficult decision fun! Thank you!!

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.

Ladies Night was a huge disappointment. For $20.00 I…read moreexpected far more then a sliver of cold pizza & a small spoonful of salad. There was no great sales & very little holiday items. I have shopped this store often, but never again. I felt deceived.

The selection of merchandise can be overwhelming here! They do an excellent job merchandising the…read morestore so it all makes sense! The store is in a beautiful Victorian house with merchandise on both floors. It's best to go through twice so you don't miss anything! The quality of the merchandise was excellent. There are great household goods as well as beautiful clothing. I would say most things were fairly priced as everything was good quality and on trend. Plan on spending some time here, come with a friend so you can help each other because there was only one person working at the cash register on the first floor. She was nice, but I really miss the days of having help when I shop!

Such an ADORABLE store!!!…read more First of all, we came during the Art In The Park festival and it was 87 degrees with high humidity. Coming inside this store was soo refreshing!! The AC was so nice! The lady at the front is very friendly and greeted us. There are two floors and inside has so many unique trinkets and household items and clothes. We bought a bday card for my MIL because it had beautiful flowers on it and was a unique texture ($7). When checking out, the same lady who greeted us let us know the card envelope can be planted and it contains seeds!! So cool! I read later on their pamphlet that they also donate some of their proceeds to charities like World Vision. What a great store!