HomeGoods

One of the best and most affordable home décor stores in Las Vegas. They have the neatest like, most extensive furniture and accessory collections to decorate every square inch of your home for every imagination. I purchased two awesome trees for only $ 45 each! I seen the same trees for 100 – 185 at other shops! I love this store. It’s dangerous to shop in. You won’t stop putting things in your cart and getting decorating ideas.

We just moved to this neighborhood and yay… found a homegoods!
The service is as good as always, the staffs are super nice and helpful, even thou during the crazy holidays season, they are always so pleasant!

I must say, this is the least HomeGoods Iocation I like. Why? Because I personally feel this is not as organized as the other HG I frequently visit. It’s also not well stocked on certain aisles, especially the kitchen gadgets and baking supplies. The vast majority of my kitchen supplies are from HG.
I usually find other items at other locations that end up in my shopping cart. There are many unique items I just can’t resist not purchasing. When I’m at this location, I usually end up empty handed which in turn does save me money. On the other hand, the money I saved by not spending on this location, directly goes to Sprouts next door. Haha!
The staff however, is consistently helpful. It doesn’t matter which HomeGoods I shop at. They are friendly and always ready to assist their customers.

I like the selection at this location. They always seem to get me with at least one item I don’t plan on looking for. But I’m always happy with my purchases there so it’s all good! My only complaint is that the checkout process has been, on multiple occasions for me, a bit slow. Just yesterday I waited in a long line of people with only two registers open. They have so many and there are always sales people out on the floor so maybe a little more attention upfront is needed.

Always great deals and fantastic one of a kind items. The staff is super friendly and helpful. But a word to the wise if you are on the fence about an item just buy it. You can always return it if it’s not right, but if you try and go back for it later, odds are it’s gonna be gone.

I love it there. Tons of home ideas, decos, pet stuff, food, GF food most of all! They are over priced, I sometimes find things there I’ve just seen elsewhere at twice the price.
However, to wander, and s like enjoy I love it.
Most of what I buy is flavored coffee, and Gluten Free food, including cake mixes, cookies, things I don’t usually find.
The parking is always large and brightly lit, and mostly the staff is friendly, and courteous. There is the occasional bad seed, oddly I hear them complaining to each other more than any other issue I have. I get the feeling they aren’t well treated.
Great to get ideas then go elsewhere, but if you’re rich, or in a hurry go here!

This is one of those stores I can just walk through for hours. It’s pretty much like the home section in Marshalls or Ross only the whole store is that. Price-​wise, it’s more expensive but there are some bargains.
I’m always on the hunt for decorator items that I don’t really need so my last trip I showed restraint and didn’t by that big mirror I really want for one of my smaller rooms but at $ 100, it was a relatively good buy.

People who should probably not go to this store with high hopes:
1) Straight men

It’s so huge!!! (That’s what she said)
I’m happy we stumbled upon this new TJ Maxx /​HomeGoods megastore! This 2-​part store is huge and carries some of the better selection of name brand women’s shoes, clothing, accessories, bags and they also have a great selection of home goods I’ve seen yet. It seems like they pretty much carry everything here (sadly, except for mens shoes)
The HomeGoods store is connected to the Tj Maxx store, making it a convenient, gigantic, one-​stop-​goodies-​shop! Not only do they carry all sorts of clothing, plus a great inventory of other odds and ends here, they have a great big variety of functional home goods all the way down to pretty, shiny little things to bling out your home with.
This is by far the best location I’ve been to in regards to home goods and décor. Their selection is awesome! I especially enjoyed browsing their holiday/​seasonal section — lots of gems.

I first fell in love with homegoods when I moved into my first apartment some years ago, right after that «holy shit I have no bed sheets/​towels/​front door mat/​non-​plastic utensils» feeling sets in.
If you’ve never been they have nearly every sort of home décor item (candles, paintings, picture frames), every thing to set up a kitchen (plates, silverware, pots and pans, and even «gourmet» (I «» because I don’t really trust food stuffs from a discount home store) non refrigerated foods and seasonings, bed and bath linens, and a smaller selection of home organization and cleaning products.
As far as brands go I would say I recognize about 40−50% of the brands they have like DNKY, Ralph Lauren, Le Cruset, Oneda, Yankee Candle co., Nicole Miller Etc.
About 80% of things are good value (I recently got a set of 550 thread count king sheets for $ 40!), But some of the stuff (usually unknown brand décor items) are a bit more than I would pay in a regular store… But maybe I can chock it up to its not my style haha
I really like this shop, when it was first opened I felt like it was really picked over, so i held off writing a review… and now 2 months later their stock has replenished and its great!
Go in with an open mind… you might not find sea foam green bath towels with embroidered seahorses… but you’ll find something to fit the bill.

I absolutely love love love Home Goods store! I think this one was one of the best I’ve seen so far.
Not sure when exactly they opened up, but they sure as heck had a fantastic selection of things.
The entire store was jam packed full of everything you could ever want for your home.
They had a huge selection of pillows and throws for your couch and or bed. They had a pretty good selection of beautiful wall art and mirrors.
The kitchen aisle was absolutely beyond packed to the brim with cutting boards, utensils, fine kitchen pots and pans.
And they even had a very large selection of all copper pots and pans that seemed to be very expensive, which I assume is very high quality.
After browsing most of the store I finally walked out with a very high quality all wood cutting board for $ 12.99, which seemed like a pretty great deal.
Overall it was just a tad overwhelming, because I haven’t been to a Home Goods store in a while. But for all those lovely ladies out there who want to shop till you drop I highly recommend coming to this store.
I’m pretty sure that you’ll end up finding whatever it is that you need.

This Home Goods location opened about a month ago. We made the mistake of going in on opening weekend — it took 15 minutes to find a parking spot. But, I digress.
Home Goods, in my opinion, is the perfect store. Here you will find a cornucopia of merchandise, from home décor and pet supplies to kitchen gadgets and gourmet foods. If you’re looking for it, Home Goods has it.
As soon as you walk through the door, you begin to have an understanding that you haven’t come to your average, everyday kinda store. Where on earth will you find a 4 foot, gleaming gemstone globe with a $ 3000 sticker price? Pray tell, what store have you frequented that sold an 8 foot giraffe made from sanded, braided driftwood? Not too many, I would imagine.
Many will say that Home Goods is a store where you will find seconds, flawed items, and poor quality products. To them I say, «How dare you, sir?» Yes, they have some stuff that won’t cut the muster. But there are many more diamonds in the rough than not. Want some Ralph Lauren sheets? Home Goods has them. Jonathan Adler fan? Yep — they carry his stuff too. The point is, Home Goods has a little something for everyone. And this particular location is the place to be.
I’m assuming that because it’s the newest Vegas locale, they’re getting lots of corporate support. The shelves are well stocked, well organized, and there are smiling, helpful staff members around every corner. The crew knows their store very well and they’re knowledgable about their inventory. The checkout process was also very friendly and very fast. And the place is absolutely spotless! Kudos to the management at this location!
If you’re a closet interior decorator like me, than you know that Home Goods is the first place you go when looking for that perfect piece. Whether your looking for contemporary, classic, modern, or even haute couture, you’ll be sure to find it here.

Gigantic HomeGoods store is now open, adjacent to TJMaxx. Let’s get real, the home décor section is the best part of TJMaxx anyway, and now it’s exploded to the size of it’s own store. I especially love how they keep the «regular price» and «our price» stickers so I feel like I’m saving a sh-​load on everything– makes it so much easier to justify having multiple sets of throw pillows and blankets for the couch.
Lighting section is incredibly well organized with table lamps, floor lamps, hanging lamps, and even outdoor lights, all with a variety of styles. Love how the different décor styles mingle in each department with pieces that are modern and retro, boho-​chic and industrial, all accented by various displays that show how each style can actually work in your home with pieces entirely from the store.
Staff were everywhere, organization is evident, parking lot is gigantic and assistance with your items to your car is super convenient.