Great store with a wide selection of all things for your home, patio, and deck. Employees were…read morehelpful and friendly. Bathrooms were unlocked (unheard for this Portlander). I easily outfitted the remaining items for my boat, and returns were easy for the things that didn't quite fit. Huge store with fair prices on high quality goods. I'll be back!

As someone who frequently makes trips up over the border to head to Ikea, I was excited for a…read morelarge-scale furniture store closer to home. I headed there soon after they opened, and was both shocked and pleasantly surprised to see they had, quite literally, taken over the ENTIRETY of the former K-dog store in Sunset Square. In other words: THIS PLACE IS HUGE. I would describe At Home as a combination of Ikea, Costco and Big Lots with a little bit of Pier One thrown in for some character. It feels like they have everything you could possibly need to turn your house or apartment into a cute space. From outdoor furniture to indoor accessories to wall art this is basically a one stop shop that would have been a dream place back in the old days when I used to decorate model homes. But what At Home offers in selection (and decent prices) it lacks in character and inspiration. In other words, you pretty much need to bring your own creativity. Yeah, they have a few mini room displays tossed around the store for inspiration, but one of the things I love about other stores (think Ikea or, locally, The Greenhouse) is that they display entire rooms, or at least vignettes, that spark ideas and - presumably - result in consumers buying more products than they initially planned. I love the inspiration I get when I see not only a couch displayed, but an entire room. At Home definitely lacks this, even though they have MORE than enough space to accomplish it. The MOST frustrating part about the store was the absolutely abysmal setup of the checkout area. There are no lanes, just a small grouping of cash registers and one master line - which would be okay (it works in some places) if there was a way for cashiers to indicate they're free to serve you. But there's not. And the angle of the line is such that you can't SEE the cashiers. So they each have to basically jump out into the aisle to announce they're free. It's REALLY weird, and super bad planning. I felt bad for them! Also, the smell inside this place was overwhelming - worse in some aisles than others. I'm going to give them a pass on it, as they're new and I assume that "fresh plastic/paint/?" smell will disperse after a time. But if you're sensitive to smells, I'd give it a little time to air out before going.

A wide variety of tasteful and specially selected offerings for me, :-), and also if you're looking…read morefor that special someone or something that has quality, style and good use. Everything about this shop--displays and service are thoughtful.

The most unique gift shop in all of Bellingham. Special home decor and practical essentials make…read morethis shop a one-stop-shop for everyone on my gift list. Fifteen years ago I bought a unique artistic door mat that is still beautiful today. Specialty gifts for infants up to seniors. Most of all it is a fun and interesting place to browse.

Now we have many "treasure hunt" stores in town (Ross, Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Burlington, etc), but…read moreHomeGoods is my favorite. Here are reasons why: *They have great selections, including food items. *Very well stocked and organized. *Employees are friendly and nice. HomeGoods is owned by the same company that owns TJ Maxx and Marchalls. Here are a couple of main differences between HomeGoods and other discount stores ('+' for a pro; '-' for a con): +Prices are great at HomeGoods but they don't (seem to) sell things just because they were able to buy random closeout items. Each item you find on the shelf, you can find multiple of them. If you go to other stores, including its sister stores and definitely Ross, you often find random assortments of things. +HomeGoods, at least at this location, is very well stocked with food items. I was able to find Italian cookies I could not find anywhere else in town. -HomeGoods does not sell apparel. I'm sure I will come back here often. Highly recommended. ************************************************************ If you found my review helpful, please smash the "useful" button! Don't forget to share my review with your loved ones and those who you care about. If you liked my review, follow me on Yelp or send me a friending request. Also, don't hesitate to PM me if you want my opinion on the business. Stay safe and healthy and keep Yelping!

This is by far the cleanest, neatest and most beautiful Homegoods my wife and I have seen. Everyone…read moreis so friendly and kind. Keep it up, guys! Kudos!!!

Okay, just might be the cutest store ever…read more Tucked into the farm country near Ferndale, Washington and situated in a barn like structure. Lot's of candles and kitchen and yard items and the staff is very friendly. Can't wait to come back.

They always have so much wonderful decoration & gifting options! I like ve this place!read more

I've always enjoyed shopping at Greenhouse. It is a local icon as downtown Bellingham stores go…read more Prices are sometimes high, but the quality is always excellent. I purchased a dining table from my list of "likes" that was luckily available from the floor display. Lead times for others I was interested in were very long through no fault of the store. The sales person, Zach, was a joy to work with. I'm very pleased with the table and the service.

The sales clerk, Gabe, was both a great representative for the store and an ambassador for…read moreBellingham. He went out of his way to make us feel welcomed and shared names and locations of other places we should explore.

I had a very disappointing experience at this Hobby Lobby. I was asked to leave the store at…read moreclosing, but there were no announcements warning customers that the store would be closing in 5 minutes like many other stores provide. A simple reminder over the intercom would have been helpful and would have prevented the situation. What made the experience worse was the rude customer service from some of the staff, Gabrielle. Instead of treating customers with kindness and respect, I felt rushed and unwelcome. Customer service goes a long way, especially at the end of the day. Unfortunately, the overall experience left a very negative impression, and I hope management addresses both customer service and the lack of closing announcements to improve future customers' experiences.

I love this store and visit it almost weekly. it's my feel good place to visit…read more The atmosphere is wonderful BUT I have one problem and that's the management. When you are a manager you should know when your busy times are and you should staff accordingly so that your checkout lines move quickly and smoothly. You should have at least 2 managers or shift leaders up front to help with any issues at the registers when you have at least 6 open. You also need to have enough cashiers to move the lines along. when you have only 2 registers open and you have 3-4 people in each line you need to call for another cashier. Your cashiers should be polite and say hello or how's your day going but they should not start an actual conversation that slows down the lines. I have seen many frustrated customers waiting in long lines, I am not the only one. It is important to keep those lines moving quickly so you keep your customers happy. I understand that without scan bars on the products that it is not as quick as a store with them but I believe that the cashiers should be taught to input a bit faster and cutting the conversations down while doing this would help so they can concentrate on the items being imputed. They can be polite (which they all are) but if they would just cut those conversations down it would really help. So to sum it all up I believe either the manager needs retraining or he/she needs to have regular meetings to instruct the cashiers how to help the lines move faster. Staffing during busy times is also very essential, enough at the registers and enough on the floor.

Every time I go into this shop I am reminded that people like this still exist. They CHOOSE not to…read morecarry any sizes over Large and 31/32 waist. I've worked in retail for a long time. Boycott these places.

Me and my wife walked in here after lunch to check it out and we found it to be a genuinely…read morecharming little store. The lady working here was very kind to us and our son and really helped make the experience of walking around Fairhaven a good day. Very glad we walked in. Lots of cozy home goods, women's clothing and mostly feminine feel in general- which is great.

Wonderful back and forth regarding my questions and good answers; we are very happy with the…read moreSaarinen style table with granite top of white and gray and white base and white glove assembly; a big purchase for us but good one and less than the Design within Reach real McCoy, which wasn't in our price range. THANKS!

I am replacing my initial review of five stars with this…read more I purchased a leather and steel love seat in Sept 2021. The price was $2100 which was a major purchase for me. The sales person was very kind and helpful during our interaction. We had some questions that he couldn't answer. He attempted to talk with the owner in another room and was given little and uninterested attention. Later as we were discussing the item and purchase, the owner happened to pass through the showroom and the sales person again attempted to ask him a question and he was given a flippant rather rude answer. It gave me the feeling of disrespect of the sales person as well as us, the customer. We purchased the item anyway, though we seriously considered walking. Now, 2+ years later, we have discovered a failure in the cushion hook and loop attachment system. The cushion is held in place by a strip of hook and loop (Velcro) along the front edge. The hook strip is sewn onto the couch. There is no loop strip. Instead hook strip grabs the fabric on the bottom side of the cushion. That fabric has kind of a fuzzy surface. When we remove the cushion, the hooks tear a little bit of the fabric away until I found that the fabric now has a hole in it. If it was a true hook and loop, the fabric would not have been subjected to this tearing. Of course this only happens when the cushions are removed for cleaning underneath. Admittedly, I haven't clean under the cushions more than six times in the last two years. That is not very many removals of the cushions that would warrant a "normal wear and tear" defense. The owner's earlier conduct was repeated when I called him about the failure. Disinterest and disregard. He answered "When we separate the cushion from the body of the chair, we place our hand right next to the Velcro and release it with a sliding motion, rather that just pulling up on the cushion. That lessans the tension on the connection point. I don't know what else to say. No one has every pointed this out." The couch didn't come with an Owner and Operation Manual. I didn't know that there was a procedure for removing the cushions. I am extremely disappointed in the owners attitude toward customer service and the quality of the company products. Although the over quality of the piece is good, I would not recommend doing business with this company.

Ah, yet another shop that Steve and I slipped into on our last trip to Port Townsend. We always…read moreloved marveling and buying home decor but now since we actually own a home we are approaching these types of businesses with a renewed vigor! We loved the merchandise in Conservatory Coastal Home very much and really enjoyed the beachy themes that this store had to offer! I particularly enjoyed the large blue glass balls,their small ornamental air plants in glass balls, the chandelier and lamps! The staff here were extremely friendly and very helpful with whatever questions we had. Steve and I have been wanting to do a beach themed room for a very, very long time and were trying to get ideas as to how and what kind of decor we wanted to make that happen. For the longest time we just had bits and pieces for ideas at various stores but at Conservatory Coastal Home we had a good idea about a lot of the things we had in mind for such a room come all together to give us a fresh perspective as to how to go about creating our beach themed room.

I love this shop. It was totally my style: beachy, modern, bright, cheerful, and fun. They had so…read moremany great treasures and I wanted to buy everything. I appreciated that they have something for everyone, even if 'beachy' isn't your style. A great shop to peruse and pick up something special from adorable Port Townsend. Can't wait till I own my own home and have more room to decorate. I'll be back here!