I love home decor. I like changing pillow covers/pillows seasonally, sometimes rugs too. Bedding,…read moreas well. I have had to rely on stores like HomeGoods for kitchen gadgets, flower pots, garden stuff, sheets, towels, etc, since Tuesday Morning closed their stores. HomeSense has a large selection of furniture, lamps, art, and other accessories, as well as kitchenware. This particular time, I was on a mission. I needed a fabric-covered lidded box in navy and white. The search had so far proved fruitless. Marshall's had one box, in sage green with peach flowers. I went to HomeSense, and they had a blue and white lidded box! They also had gluten-free Italian pasta! I looked at the framed art, because I need a frame (not art) in a particular size for a canvas painting, but there wasn't one in the size that I needed. It's generally less expensive to buy framed art on clearance, keep the frame, and donate the art, than it is to buy an empty frame elsewhere. Strange but true. On a previous visit, I found two battery-operated wall sconces, which were exactly what I needed for my dining room. I also found some pink flamingo things, which were inexpensive and irresistible. I was also looking for one tier curtain, but they only had floral sets. I may have to sew one myself. They did have a huge selection of curtain panels. I spoke with one associate and the cashier, and they were both very pleasant. Prices are generally very reasonable, and they usually have a great selection of almost everything. It's similar to HomeGoods, but has much more furniture and lamps. There were some beautiful leather club chairs, which I may be able to use in the future. Hopefully they'll have some when I go back.

Another in the endless sea of suburban discount home goods stores. My wife loves cruising through…read morethese places and is able to find useful housewares, furniture and accessories. It's hit or miss and requires multiple visits to find things that fit the bill. As far as I'm concerned, spending time in a store like this is like being consigned to one of Dante's circles of hell. I'm not the target audience, though. If you like cruising and schmoozing and are patient, go for it. They should have a husband's area that serves stiff drinks and shows sports on big screen TVs.

This is a bigger version of Homegoods, by the same company, with a wide variety of home decor. I've…read morebeen by several time and the staff has always been very helpful and I have always been impressed by the selection. This place was a life saver when it came to putting together my new place

Selections are too many and too good . Hard to choose from . Better stuff than Marshalls across the…read morestreet from there .

Why we hating on this HomeSense? You know when you come to a store like this, it's gonna be Work…read more There's gonna be a bunch of stuff everywhere and you're gonna have to sort your way through to figure out all the mess. But isn't that the fun part? HomeSense has become the stop we make before going to the movies. It's where my friend and I can catch up while we shop for pointless things that we don't need for our home, but we help each other rationalize it anyway before we have to sit in silence and pay attention. This is what a mom's night out is and we love it. This visit did not disappoint, as my friend picked up outdoor pillows for her house and I got us movie snacks. You could get lost in the store. I almost walked away with a $30 Kate Spade toaster, but knew it probably would've ended in divorce because who has a space for that. Either way I look forward to these trips, not only to catch up with my friend who I don't get to see very often, but I usually find something for a great value here. Don't sleep on the store. You're sure to find some buried treasure.

A wonderful store, offering a variety of items and providing great ideas for home decor. Great…read morepricing and worth the visit! I visited the store while in Florida, but I will definitely be looking for one in my area.

I love the location and the merchandise in this store, but every woman working here needs an…read moreattitude adjustment ! Where is the management ? When help is needed they act put upon. I knew a furniture piece wouldn't fit in my car and a greyish/blond grouch with glasses and a scowl, scoffed and rolled her eyes at another associate when I suggested how to position it. The cashier was no better. Everyone encountered was awful. One woman was sitting on a step stool stocking shelves and complaining as she did so. Not a pleasant shopping experience.

I have shopped in this store countless times over the years and bought lots of wonderful, trendy…read moretrinkets, as well as some furniture and some essentials, too. Today, I asked an associate a simple question about the location of an item in the store. She could not be bothered to stop her task to help. She told me it was in the storage department but did not stop her task to show me specifically where. When I returned, and asked for help a second time, she ignored me when I said, "Excuse me," and then got angry, snotty and aggressive when I addressed her again. She must have realized how in the wrong she was because she then began following me! The manager on duty said she would address the situation, but I'm afraid I won't be back to shop in this store. I would rather drive a little further to a store where the staff are friendly, kind and helpful rather than nasty and disrespectful. My son and I went into this store to treat ourselves today--and left feeling sad and unwelcome. Home Goods--you lost a regular customer, today. I hope your staff can learn to leave their personal issues at the door and come in to work with positive attitudes in the future.

Came here in the middle of January and there were a ton of empty shelves. Clearly they are between…read moreseasons and a huge blowout Christmas clearance but the amount of shelves with nothing on them was weird. We found some stools on clearance but none were actually available including online. We asked a worker to verify and they were nice enough to look into their store inventory to see they were in fact out. It happened with a few items we looked at, nothing was actually available anymore. That being said maybe if you're they when they open you'll have a chance at some clearance items. They have a lot of cute affordable decor but the furniture itself seems its cousins with IKEA. (Not great quality in case you don't get the reference) I'd come back for decor but nothing else. This is a sister store to TJMax so you'll see some duplicates and be sure to check the tags to see what's made for that store and what's actual overstock from somewhere else.

Like what I saw when walking around getting an idea on what I need and where the price range is…read more Like knowing they get new shipments every Tuesday and Thursday so tells me stock is fresh. I'm more of a thrifter so not sure how much purchasing will be done here but certainly will pop my head in from time to time.

I absolutely love this store. They have beautiful furniture. In comparison to homegoods, this is…read morehas way more indoor and outdoor furniture and big lighting fixtures and rugs. This is really the store to go to for main furnishings, not just decorative. But they do have incredible holiday/seasonal decorations. If you certainly do the heavy lifting and bring the large items home yourself but they also contract out to a third party that you can arrange for pick up and delivery too. This store has beautiful mirrors and wall art too. It's easier to find multiple pieces of things here, unlike homegoods where you'll find only one. So things like matching chairs, wall art, mirrors, lamps that you need multiples of, this is where to go.

Home Sense is a new player in the field of home decor, organization, and such. Boasting the…read morehomewares that make places like TJ Maxx and Marshall's so addicting (but not the clothes), this location is big, bright, and packed to the max with things you didn't know you need. It took over ye old Toys R Us location in Carle Place so you know the ceilings are high. For such a big place, the aisles could have been wider, especially considering they opened during the pandemic where we all need s p a c e. However, they have a lot of great things and if the checkout line wasn't long (everyone is so excited about this new place so they were all here), I probably would have chucked a few things in the basket to check out. Granted I just made an expensive laptop purchase so I'm grateful I didn't check out things here to give my wallet a little breather. It's definitely one of the go-to places I will check when needing homewares.

This Commack RH outlet replaces the one formerly in the Riverhead Tanger outlet…read more Bigger selection of furniture and nice to browse. But the furniture is hit or miss and pricing is high for the condition not being pristine. We have purchased furniture from the former location but here so far only some towels. Have stopped in a few times hoping for the right modern sofas.

ORIGIN: RH Outlet is one of thirty eight Restoration…read moreHardware outlets. This location opened in April 2025. LOCATION: The outlet is located in the Commack South Shopping Center, which by chance also includes two other home furnishing discount stores --HomeSense and HomeGoods. CONCEPT: The outlet offers Restoration Hardware furniture at a deep discount. SELECTION: With 41,000 square feet of displays, there is a wide selection of sofas, indoor and outdoor dining tables, storage cabinets, and bedroom furniture. There is also a collection of prints, carpets, and decorative side tables. VALUE: The day I visited discounted ranged from 50-70 percent less than original price. SERVICE: You are free to roam around the display space, but there are employees available at a central service areas for questions.

I used to LOVE this place...until i've had to deal with the employees and their lack luster care…read morefor customers. I recently bought one pair of curtains there to try them out in my bedroom. My husband and I really liked them so I needed to go back to buy 3 more. When I went the first time, they were going through inventory and the curtains were not out on the floor. I asked an employee if there were any in the back. He said "Yeah but because of inventory we can't get them. I can't go in the back cause it'll be in a box somewhere. Come back next week." I was a bit perplexed - so you refuse to sell me curtains because of inventory? I've done inventory with stores before and I've never heard of this. Such a wasted trip. So I call the store a week and a half later to ask - the employee goes to the curtain dept to look for them. I try to give her the UPC# but she doesn't want it, she's looking via the description. She says "They're probably in the back and I'm not going back there. It's in a box somewhere. They're unloading a truck now so it'll be out soon." I ask why it says there are 5 in stock online? She says "Well it's probably 5 cause there's 5 in the truck coming to the store right now." Even though it has said there's 5 in stock for the past 2 weeks. So my question would be - how unorganized is it in the backroom that no employee wants to go back there to check merchandise?? Is it just me or is that crazy?

I just left the At Home in Seekonk and cannot believe the 2 incompetent 2 guys there, the cashier…read moreand the manager. Going in to use my At Home rewards and they do not know how to scan it in and I had to pay with my At Home credit card. These 2 need MORE TRAINING!!!!

I had amazing service from the store manager Roxanne today and a clerk named Wes. I don't normally…read moretake time to write reviewed but this experience deserves one. Usually when the manager is that competent and helpful then the rest of the staff is.!

This is just another name for a Tj Maxx. They have the same pricing stickers and the furniture is…read morebasic and def isn't for a forever home. Great for renters though. Affordable rugs and decor but this place is messy and shelves are packed almost like a puzzle. If you take one thing down it was probably holding something up. I'd come again for gifts and maybe decor but nothing serious. Workers didn't seem to care about the mess, I watched them just pile crap onto the shelves without moving anything to make it look nice.

I enjoy shopping here especially in the clearance racks…read more They have really unique snacks and I'm always looking for funky flavored ones. On my most recent trip, I purchased the peach rings with tajin, mango chili taffy, fat free coffee flavoring, supplements, and home decor. I noticed that the aisles were really cramped especially walking through with a cart; it will not fit two carts so if there is another person in the aisle, there might be a cart accident lol. Cashiers has been pretty friendly so far. This is the closest HG to me so I'll be frequenting it.

HomeGoods of Simsbury is the place to go if you're moving into a new home, or renovating a part of…read moreyour home, or you just want something new for your home. You'll find all kinds of home goods here. There are rugs and carpets here, pillows, bedding, towels, outdoor furniture, kitchen supplies, all kinds of seasonal decor items. You can find it all at HomeGoods. The prices are better then anywhere else, and quality is often higher on substantial items. My home is filled with many items that came from this store. They have big things like dining table with chairs to small things like decorative napkins. The staff who work here will help you load your car if it's a larger object that you've purchased. This HomeGoods is packed with all kinds of great finds. You'll for sure find something new for your home.