HomeGoods

What a fun and great place to shop! Always a treasure hunt and great deals!
Love shopping here its my 1^st go to when looking to add something unique to my home.
What I also just discovered NOT all Home Goods have the same items so its truly worth going to check out other locations as well found me some deals!

I’m definitely a fan of this home good. I go to several of these and this one is one of my favorites, just wish it was a little closer to my house. I went during the holiday time and had a great time here. This place is like a Target for me, I can spend a lot of time here and a lot of damage can be made on any one particular time. They literally have everything from candles, to picture frames, home goods including furniture and lighting, to fine china and pots and pans, to a great kids section. I mean they literally have it all. I seriously am not exaggerating when I can spend hours here going around searching for things i need for my home, and things I don’t and just find pretty.
I have bought my favorite Nicole miller white and gold hearts tea set here. I seriously am obsessed with it, but the only thing that stinks is that they sometimes sell out of sets so you can’t always find the perfect set of 4 or 6 or however many you need, you may just have one nice little vintage item. I also just bought some gorgeous picture frames that have the quality of pottery barn with the less than Target prices. Now that makes me happy since I always feel like I’m getting a good deal here.
Come here but not necessarily during the holiday times since it can get a little crazy, but then again the inventory is larger during this time so you can more than likely find something useful. Whenever I need a last minute gift and I don’t want to break the bank, this is my go to place.
I love it and can’t wait to keep coming back here for more stuff. The staff is very friendly too, this one girl went to see if they have something I wanted in the back and was nice enough to call another store to check an item for me even though they were extremely busy, now that’s the service I can count on. Home goods, I want to literally take you home with me.

4.5÷5 stars because of the variety here. Store was very well stocked for a Saturday evening.
This was my first visit to this HomeGoods location. Lots to choose from and the prices are very competitive. Large coffee section and I even found some Kona blends which can be tricky to find. Lots more ‘gourmet’ food at this location compared to some of the other HG I’ve visited.
Nice pet department.
Store is clean and well-​organized.
I didn’t encounter any staff on the sales floor, but my shopping buddy was able to check-​out in under 30 seconds. Wow.
Great location in Schaumburg.
I’ll definitely be back before Christmas. Prices on gourmet/​designer items are too good to pass up.

Went in to look at some rugs, try an save a little money over Create an Barrel, Pottery Barn, gasp, The land of nod.
Found a nice rug that resembled one I’d seen at Crate and Barrel, acrylic, also machine made in Turkey, selling for more than four hundred dollars less!
Ten minutes later Dan, one of the managers, had the rug down from its hangar and I was helping him load it into my CUV. Dan was really helpful and however it was I wanted to buy him lunch he politely declined.
Will be back to Home Goods next time we’re looking for anything from the big name home stores for sure! Thanks Dan!

Homegoods is my absolute must stop for all things in my home. This location has been very disappointing for the past few months. Selection has been limited and store has been too unorganized for my liking. I also find the women employees not so friendly and less than helpful. I’ve now been going to the Niles location and have not looked back. Homegoods is a great store but some are better than others.

Store review:
For home essentials and kitchen item, home goods is always a store to visit. The old season items from department stores will make there way to this location. Usually great prices can be found on items and be on the look out for the clearance section with the red flags and red tags. You can’t find almost any home item here. Although when things are original price they may not be as good of a deal. Other good finds include pet items as well.
Pros: well stocked, large selection, good clearance/​red tag section
Cons: you have to come often because the inventory changes frequently
Hidden deals:
Find the red clearance section, they are scattered throughout the store

Need more merchandise that people want to buy. Store is full of stuff but lots of people leaving without making a purchases.

I love home goods. I really do. It’s one of my favorite places to find stuff for my kitchen, along with tj maxx and Marshall’s. However, this location was the messiest and most unorganized home goods that I’ve shopped at so far. Even the one on elston is cleaner, and I also don’t feel like a creepy sales associate is following me throughout the store. Won’t be coming back to this location.

This is definitely one of those stores where you will leave with much more than you had anticipated on buying… you know exactly what I’m talking about!
This wasmy first time here, and if you’ve never been it is basically a TJ Maxxor Marshal’s for household items.
They have probably a million differnt things in here. It was pretty impressive and the prices were fairly reasonable. If you’re looking for anything from a candle to a french press to some food items… look no more your search is over.
This store took a. long
go through because I was slightly overwhelmed at how much stuff they had.
I was very impressed with their selection and how clean the store was. The store is super easy to navigate and was it fun exploring all of their treasures.

You cannot walk into HomeGoods and not expect to search and dig for things. I agree with some of the reviewers– it’s a hit or miss here. But to be honest, isn’t that the case everywhere? I often find myself in the pet section. Who doesn’t love to spoil their pets? (I don’t have kids yet so I can). They have cute outfits for dogs, plenty of toys, pee pee pads (this one is always a hit or miss and I end up searching for it at Marshall’s/TJX and even Ross), grooming products, etc for a lot less than at Petco and other stores. Overall, I always come back and search for unique finds.

It’s always a crapshoot at places like home goods, tj maxx, and marshals. Sometimes you find a bunch of great things for great prices. Other times your walking out with your head down in despair convinced someone just left with all the great stuff you wanted right before you got there.
This particular home goods was kept up nicely and had a friendly staff ready to help with anything. Today we found a sweet 8×10 rug for $ 150. The manager helped us get the rug down and even helped us to our car.

I loved Homegoods!
A girlfriend of mine moved into a new home and the walls are huge… and bare! So, we headed out to see what there was to see. It was my first time here and I was immediately in major «like» with this store.
We walked up and down the aisles. There’s so much to see! I loved some cake platters in the clearance section, but seriously when was the last time that you saw me make a layer cake requiring such a lovely presenation? Actually, that’s something that I noticed too. There was more than one clearance section! Woo Hoo!
Their pet selection is pretty nice. My fur-​kids are pretty happy with their existing toys and don’t really need much, but I have BIG plans to come back and investigate their offerings further.
They had some cool mirrors and other wall hangings that I liked quite a lot. I could really see coming back from a housewarming gift.
We ended up finding an bench from my friend’s front entryway. It was perfect! And it was on clearance! It was sturdy and we couldn’t find anything wrong with it and so it found a new home. Homegoods earned a couple new customers with that sale!

HomeGoods is just like any Marshalls/​TJMaxx for me (obviously because they are owned by the same company), but it’s hit or miss. Sometimes I walk in there and want everything I see, and other times I have a hard time finding something. Overall they are a good place to come to if you are looking for some cheaper décor for the home. I think their furniture is a little over priced for what it is, but everything else is decent. I have purchased a few different things that I really like and have held up.

Maybe I’m just new to the whole domesticated shopping culture, but I don’t see the difference between some department stores.
If that’s the case, and you’re reading Unilocal reviews because you’re a newb like me, then follow along. If not, this review may be not be for you.
In the last month I’ve been to department store after department store searching for some kitchen specifics as well as decorative pieces to use throughout the new place. What confuses me with Home Goods is how it differentiates from Marshalls, World Market, Ross, or Target. More specifically, why does it cost more seemingly identical products? Perhaps the style is different slightly or the material has a different texture, but the price tag doesn’t quite compute with me.
Despite my mixed review of Hobby Lobby, I could easily go there to cover the decorative aspect of my shopping at half the price (if I was looking for that style). I know I’d have to go elsewhere for my kitchen items, but this Home Goods had a limited selection anyhow so I’d being going elsewhere to begin with. The only thing we found with a reasonable price was a set of nesting mixing bowls, which wasn’t on our list in the first place.
I hate to say it but unless I see a clear explanantion for why I’d have to pay more for what’s being offered, my visits to HG will be few and far between. They say ‘show me the money’ with their price tags, to which I say ‘show me a coupon’.
See ya at Target…

I have to admit that Home Goods is not my usual kind of store. After going to a late Saturday afternoon lunch with my wife in Schaumburg, she suggested we go there.
Home Goods reminds me of a TJ Maxx without clothes. They do have a great selection of a variety of things. From white goods to brown goods, from china to glassware, they seem to have it all. And, at great prices. Everything is marked down a lot.
This is more my wife’s kind of store, but I’ll admit, I did enjoy looking around a little. We ended up walking out with a few items (one of them for the dog) and didn’t spend a lot.
If you want to go and have not been there, they are in a strip mall on the Northeast corner of Golf and Meacham Roads. A word of warning — this is a very busy strip mall directly across the street from Woodfield Mall. The parking lot here is a mad house. You can find parking, but people drive through here like lunatics and people walk into the roadway without looking first. Be careful driving here.

Home goods is awesome. I find it impossible to go there without purchasing something.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, full price items are not in my budget.
Thankfully, there’s HomeGoods. A division of the TJ Maxx and Marshals brands that has a grossly expanded on selection of homewares and even furniture at some really fantastic prices. Thanks to HG, I was able to furnish my place with:
— Scented candles that would cost an astronomical $ 32 at any other Yankee candle-​selling store, but range anywhere from $ 3.99-$ 12.99 here.
— Large ceramic stag and gazelle busts to be wall mounted.
— A rustic green entryway bench so I don’t have to squat to take my shoes off.
— A turquoise bank in the shape of an angry hippo (awesome).
— A crinkle cat tube
— FunkyChunky Chip-​Zel-​Pop mixed chocolate covered treats on mega discount of $ 12.99.
— Catnip + scratchers in the shape of cradles. Normally $ 32.00, HG price of $ 9.99-$ 14.99.
— Fox coffee mug. Impractical the way the ears are placed on the rim, but cute as f*ck and not something I regret purchasing.
Thank you, HomeGoods. You’ve grossly contributed to my house (apartment) becoming a home.

I’ve recently developed an addiction for Home Goods. I am not really a fan of discount stores like this but if you really look, you can find a lot of great things for your house. This location is by far one of the best Home Goods I’ve been to. The whole feel of the store is anything but discount. It feels like you are shopping in an actual store with «new to the store» items.
The whole store is very neatly organized and everything feels very clean. They also have a pretty extensive Halloween set up right now with tons of cute home décor items.
I particularly like the wall art section as well as their pet section. Bought an awesome cat bed (at a different location) that my cat can’t get enough of.
Everything is moderately priced so you don’t need to feel guilty picking up a few things.

Out of the bajillion Home Goods stores that I have visited across the country I do have to say that this is one of the best (i will not tell you the other so you don’t rush over there and buy everything… back OFF!!!). I always find something here– whether it’s a gourmet food product to try or silverware. You also can’t beat the prices.

Beautiful merchandise and helpful employees.
While prices are much lower than competing home décor stores, the «goods» seem to be more expensive than the Home Goods items at TJ Maxx combo stores.