HomeGoods

HomeGoods is a retail chain that specializes in inexpensive, but nice looking housewares. The quality can be touch and go, but compared to most discount housewares stores, I feel the quality for the price is better than most. They carry bedding, kitchen gadgets, some furniture, drapes, pillows and home décor for every room. They generally hang on to stock for 90 days before marking it down in price so they can make room for new things. If you don’t buy it when you see it, it’s not likely to be there next time you go and they don’t sell their wares online. Good stuff!

i went back to this store because I realized that I really wanted what I left behind and apparently this is the only homegoods store I can find as per my fabulous GPS… so I went in and couldn’t freakin believe it… the stuff I wanted was no longer available and I was just there the day before… WTF…I had a cute little basket picked out for my cat to put her toys in and they had several on the shelf the day before and some little figurines made in kenya of animals and they had two left that were damaged so that won’t work… apparently this store does indeed get a ton of foot traffic… SIGH…if anybody sees these items at another store TJ Maxx, Marshalls, please let me know… uuggghhh

My wife «Biff» and I came here looking for a nice bearskin rug to make love upon. All we could find were cheap imitations of Oriental rugs and rugs with ladybugs and birdhouses on them… NOT sensual at all.
I guess this place is good if you are a housewife with a hoarding problem. Thank Jove my wife «Biff» has mature taste! Unfortunately, not bringing home a bearskin rug left me alone on the couch with a microwaveable dinner once more. Wish I could write reviews for all the Lean Cuisine I’ve had to eat lately!

I can get lost in this store! I love love love it! They have great deals on bathroom/​bedroom/​living room items. They have more tchotchke’s that I ever need to see. But I do come here every year to find a unique Christmas ornament for a party I go to as a gift. Again I mostly come here for top of the line products like sheets/​towels/​bath items, at a greatly discounted cost.

OVERPRICED and underwhelmed.
All the furniture was flimsy and broken.
The prices were way too much and well everything looked cheap.

So I went back to Homegoods over the weekend. But this time, I was prepared; I brought my grandma. Yes, you read that correctly. I recruited my grandma (who has totally awesome and not-​grandma like tastes!) to help me decorate my house.
Actually, she recruited herself. She visited my place, took one look around, and said ‘You need help decorating, don’t you?‘
Yes, grandma. I do. You know me so well. :)
Anyway, we walked into Homegoods on a busy Sunday afternoon, and instead of taking two steps in, freaking out, and exiting, we stuck around for a while. A long while.
And what do you know — we found stuff! We found LOTS of stuff. I found a ton of great pictures to hang on the wall, a really cool coffeetable, a rug, and a few other pieces of art to make my house into a cozy, somewhat stylish living space.
Best of all — everything was priced super reasonably! Things were a lot cheaper than I anticipated; who knew you could decorate without breaking the bank?

I was in the Kirkwood area this week running some of my errands and I always make a pitstop to Homegoods for the fact that I always seem to walk out of this store with a great deal! For example last night, I left with a $ 3.50 painting (it was originally $ 39.00), some notecards that were on sale for $ 3 (originally $ 5.99), and a cake stand for $ 7.99! 3 items for less than $ 20? I was one happy happy happy consumer! :)

As another reviewer wrote this location does have a nice selection. I typically find something to buy there. Whether it’s a gift, something for the garden, kitchen or kids room. I’ve gone there searching for a rug, mirror, side table and usually find a couple of colors represented (then I go over to TJ Maxx in the same plaza, owned by the same company). My three stars is because I am very sensitive to employee/​manager conflict. The tension at this store could probably be measured with some type of instrument when the manager is around. I’m very much into shopping therapy but I just can’t stress release here even with the all the great home goods. I prefer the store on Manchester, much more serene, welcoming, inviting and has the same merchandise.

Went to Kirkwood to visit Doc’s Harley Shop and while the hubs was shopping for a tee to bring home he dropped me off across the street at the local Home Goods. All I can say is bravo! This store is twice the size of ours in Stockton. I’d have to say 3 times as much art, mirrors and furniture… wish I could relocate you to my neck of the woods HG! Couldn’t load up on home goods cuz we were flying home that day so just walked around, took note and will try to visit the Sac store in CA to see if they compare! Good job St. Louis!