I've Always wanted to stop and spend some time in this lovely store. Sadly it's beside central…read moremarket so I'm usually in a hurry. Earlier in the week I had the time and found a most exquisite necklace. This is better than the Kendra Scott we all see everywhere, without being Tiffany in price point. They seem to have a little of everything, things for the house, jewelry, lamps and just unique finds. If I were ever to open a retail store this is the type I would want. I bought a Judith Voss necklace (she is having a trunk show tomorrow) I unfortunately and busy getting chemo and couldn't make it. The incredibly generous owner offered me the trunk show deal early. I'm ashamed to admit it, but I wasn't pleasant in my decline. No excuses I just wasn't. I actually felt bad enough I came home and asked God to forgive me for being mean and rude. I wanted to apologize to her so I called and reached her, as expected she was gracious about my behavior and I still wanted another necklace for a gift to my 80+ cousin. Again she made the early offer. As it sometimes turns out they were out of the one I wanted for her. But the staff found me another piece and it might actually even be more pretty than my original choice. Again they are giving me the discount a day early. Let's be honest, I was unpleasant, I was a hassle making them search for a subuisite, gift wrap etc. each of the employees seems patient, kind and treat me as if I'm spending big $$$. I have stage IV cancer and the only big bucks thrown around here seem to go to doctors driving Mcclarins. This is a lengthy post because I feel it addresses some real issues we have in society now - I was needlessly rude, she and her employees did not respond in kind. They were patient and kind and determined to please me and there just isn't enough of that any more. Please try this shop out I can't imagine the great Christmas gifts I'll find here (if they allow me back in the store) My honest prayer is that for every lousy customer like me, they have 1000 that are kind and thoughtful like them. And I hope for every dollar I spend someone comes in and spends $10,000. I want to see her business thrive.

We went for the pop up and it was a fun day. The pop up was great and I loved the furniture. The…read morerest of the offerings were pretty cool too. The owners are really nice and they make it fun to shop. The value seems good. We saw many things that we are interested in. Overall a really cute little shop.

I was on a mission to go to TJMAx and noticed Homesense and decided to go in…read more My first impression is that their merchandise was very much like At Home but a much smaller store layout and the merchandise was very well displayed and organized. Their assortment were somewhat broad which was great and more upscale without the high price. Also, the overall layout was nice with less clutter than other stores. When I went through checkout I mentioned I liked their store and the cashier was very friendly and said they are often compared to Home Goods so I don't know. But I will be back when I have more time to explore the isles.

I had an excellent experience in HomeSense in Southlake this afternoon. Amanda, one of the…read moremanagers, helped me redesign my mantle in my living room from a photo on my phone. She suggested pieces to buy that went together and even how to place them. I purchased and did everything. Amanda suggested, and I am so pleased with the outcome! She was busy doing something else, but she didn't hesitate a moment to drop what she was doing and spend time with me to help with this project. The store itself is fabulous. It has just about everything you could want for your home and the prices are terrific! How the items in the store are displayed makes shopping so easy! Love this place and many thanks to Amanda for her design help!

Stopped in to check it out after receiving a birthday gift from Spruce! Such a cute, happy place…read more Tons of great gifty options and love how their clothing is organized by color too. Not too trendy and not too pricey, but fun and current. I got a short sleeve denim jacket for a steal. Friendly staff helped me get a fitting room and Sandy and I chatted at checkout. Will definitely visit again soon.

Pretty store, great layout, nice selection of quality material clothing in various colors and…read morepatterns. I was informed new items arrive each week and they have an instagram page where they upload all the newest arrivals. Located in the popular Park Village shopping area around the corner from eats like Taverna Rossa and Malai this shop is great stop in.

It is my favorite local place to shop In southlake for unique accessories and furniture forhome…read more Everything in the place seems to work well with my style. I love the place so much that I should work here. **update. I love shopping at this store and normally have the best experience finding unique items. And in the past few months purchased many items- However, I was shocked by the amount they charge to deliver something less than 3 miles away. $80 to deliver a painting that was too large but very light is excessive.

This is a quaint little gem in Southlake. They are on the pricier side, but the pieces seem like…read moregood quality, many of which are unique. The five star rating is for the customer service. During my time in the store I was greeted promptly, felt welcomed, and was not followed around. I also appreciated the manner in which Amber addressed my questions via text and phone. Rebecca was also helpful at the warehouse. Some of the pieces did seem to have a high markup and looked like you could find them at HomeGoods, but the beauty of Homegoods is that they heavily discount name brand items. I don't think this should be held against the store.

The older blond lady around lunch time who said I made her register go down because I didn't have a…read morephone number in their system lol!! I'm sorry; why are we being so snotty? She also yelled at me for not being able to decipher where exactly the line was (because there were four registers with nobody in line). Honey; I have worked retail for over 23 years myself and I don't know who you think you are but YOU are working! Which means you probably need the money or your working for the discount! Get off your high horse and go back to training and learn how to treat customers with some common curtesy. Thankyou and have a good day.

Great service! Beautiful visual experience. They have a great variety of options for multiple…read moregenerations.

So much inventory! I guess all the stores are overpacking with inventory, expecting lots of…read morecustomers! But it actually makes shopping harder, cause you're afraid of knocking something over and breaking it! My sister and I went here after our lunch and looked at all the new Christmas decorations, of course! We had way too much already, but one can always find another Christmas decoration that they "need" right? Lol! This particular HomeGoods had a lot of storage containers, which is what I was looking for and was able to complete my set! Would probably come back again for more storage containers in the future!

I always enjoy shopping here because I never know what I'll find. My recent happy discovery was…read moreItalian lemon and orange candies at $5.99 that sell for $29 on Amazon. They are delicious!

I could spends HOURS in World Market! They offer such unique items. I was in Southlake and didn't…read moreeven realize they had a store here. If you are searching for hard to find food and drinks, this place is made for you. I love that they group grocery items by countries, so it is easier to find things. I especially love their household section, specifically the candles. Fun candle holders and fun incense options!

World Market came through with the mystery snack box lineup, and I had to check it out. The…read morechoices? Hello Kitty, Crave Japan, and the Naruto x Boruto box--but obviously, the Anime vibes won For $44, the box delivers a solid spread: chips, candy, chocolate bars, and sodas. Some snacks are instant favorites, others... well, let's just say they're part of the journey. The store itself? Clean, well-organized, and the staff was nothing but helpful. Bottom line: If you're down for a snack adventure, it's totally worth the dive.

Worst customer service ever! Used to be a big fan of Pottery Barn and have shopped here for years…read more We bought a custom couch that was delivered in February. It took less than two weeks for it to sag. Then it took three months and several phone calls for customer service to get the cushions remade. It took about a week for the new ones to sag. Was promised a refund and now that has taken months to get processed. Every time I call CS they tell me the last rep didn't push through the request. Not joking this has happened 8 or 9 times. The few ladies in the store who have helped me are nice, but because my designer ordered online, they simply turned me over to their terrible customer service. We had a couch we bought at Macy's that looked good for 10 years! Shame on you PB for allowing your quality and service to be crap! Especially for a couch that cost what it did b

I ordered a sofa from this store and was told if I applied for the credit card at zero percent…read moreinterest for 12 months, I wouldn't be charged until it shipped . I received my first bill and it showed I needed to pay the full amount of the sofa by due date or I would be charged full amount and interest. After several calls to local store and corporate office , I was told the sales person didn't click the right button when she ordered it. I paid in full but I am very disappointed with my service from this Southlake store!

I am in LOVE with this store. We are in the process of filling a brand new home with furnishings…read moreand decor and this is one of my go-to places for unique pieces that you really can't find just anywhere else. I came to know about this place from Facebook - I follow their page (District 635) on there and was really impressed with the color palettes that they use and the uniqueness of the items they show on there. The store itself is just as impressive. They go to other furniture/ decor places and get their closeouts and sell them here. While they advertise that their prices are significantly less for designer pieces, I do not see much financial savings, HOWEVER, I am willing to pay their prices because, as I said, mostly everything in here is extremely unique. I will say this - I saw a coffee table here made out of a Russian boat propeller with a glass top (super cool and different!) for $2300 and it was $4000 at Restoration Hardware ... so that's something, right? :) They constantly get new pieces in, so you have to check back frequently. They are only open Thursday-Sunday, so you really want to try to get there Thursday to see the best things that they have to offer for the week. For the most part, you buy right off the floor. Sometimes they will have a few duplicate items from the floor back in their warehouse, but this is one of those places where when you see something you like, you better buy it because it may not be there next time. *Note: They are connected to The Dump, however, the styles/ selection is nothing like the The Dump. Trust me, I don't like The Dump either.

Bought a unique piece of furniture for our landing space. No clue what it is suppose to be but it…read moreis definitely unique. I can also say that the furniture is very old and made of Teak wood imported from India. We picked it up from the store with only $100 off the price because one of the accent horse head on the front was cracked. I am really happy with the kind of furniture they collect over there.

I went to the Southlake location and bought this tree which was 25% off. I loved it so much and…read morehad another place to add another, so I drove the 30 minutes to get one more. The same 25% sale sign was still up. The salesperson Jen checked me out and when I mentioned it was on sale, she said, I don't think so. I told her the sign was up and she said show me. All in a snarky voice. We walked over and I showed her the sign. She said that's for Christmas decor, which I mentioned, the tree is decor. She argued with me when I said if it's not decor, it should be put somewhere else rather than by the sale sign that was misleading. Again, in a rude voice, she said, where would you like me to put it. It was fine it wasn't on sale, but that comment was uncalled for and very unprofessional. When I got home, I looked up Christmas Decor on Kirkland website and the very same tree is listed. The store is great and had fabulous things, but they are lacking customer service.

This Southlake location is by far the BEST!! The store is always SO beautiful and they have a much…read morebigger selection!! I have been in several times over the past year and every time I get treated like family the moment I walk in the door! I have also recommended this location to all my friends. The managers (I forgot her name but she is tall.. and the other manager is a man and I think his name starts with a B..) they are so much fun and bend over backwards for us anytime we need assistance- they are right there!! I sometimes wish they had more product like their website.. preferably larger furniture items.. but their online ordering process is also easy because you can have it sent to the store and they even give you a coupon when you go pick up.