Re: Home Goods Store

Pecky · ‎03-10-2010

The HG by me is definitely not warehouse or big box. It is a beautiful store that is very organized. I love browsing in HG and find some really good deals. I myself hate having a salesperson follow me around the store asking if they can help me. I know what I am looking for and like to take my time looking.

drizzellla · ‎03-14-2010

The Home Goods that was closest to my house was in the back of a Marshal's Store.

Home Goods looked like it was the last area to be stocked. Or they forgot to stock it at all. Since it wasn't a large area and hap haphazardly stocked, it was hard to find anything to buy. So I don't think I ever bought anything there.

The Marshal's/Home Goods store closed and moved farther away. Haven't been to the new store. But I wonder if Home Goods is even in the new store or if it is, how small the area is in the Marshal's store.

BirkiLady · ‎02-22-2015

@proudlyfromNJ wrote:
@cjm61 wrote:
@BirkiLady Have you been to a Home Goods? Ours is definitely not considered a big box store nor a warehouse style store. The store is very organized, not like Ross or Marshall's. Things are in categories and well displayed, well stocked, good quality and at better prices than other like stores.
@cjm61 Our Home Goods is also a small store. I got some beautiful and unusual Christmas tree things years ago. Also some great picture frames with different types of matting. They are hung all the way down the small hallway and everyone comments on the pictures and frames. ETA, It is certainly not a big box store.

@cjm61 @proudlyfromNJ

Indeed I have been in a Home Goods store once. It's near my neighborhood and is exactly like walking through a big box store (with very high shelves and l-o-n-g aisles) and no one in sight to help a customer.

I don't care how much might be saved in dollars and cents, my time is worth far more than that nonsense. I walked a few aisles. Wasn't impressed with anything, although it was clean and organized. Turned around and walked out to my car and have never considered going back.

Money screams; wealth whispers.