I have a great time coming to Home Sense to browse their selection and I often get inspired by it…read moretoo. They have a lot of classic staple pieces which is great, but I love how they also have super unique and colorful pieces too. It's very similar to Home Goods but slightly nicer and more expensive (understandably). I most recently came to check out the Christmas decor with my friend and we both left with a basket full of merchandise. We had so much fun going up and down the aisles! I'm still eyeing that skeeball machine! One day Sophie, one day.

Decent selection and great prices for kitchen, bathroom and decor items. I wish there was more…read moreselection for decor for living room items.

World Market is a store that feels like a mix between a home goods shop, international grocery…read morestore, and a place to discover unique finds. We walked into a space where the layout encourages browsing, with sections dedicated to furniture, kitchenware, décor, seasonal items, gifts, and foods from different countries all spread across a well-organized floor. The store has a more eclectic feel compared to a typical home store, with products that are often harder to find elsewhere, making it the type of place where you can walk in for one item and end up exploring the entire store without realizing how much time has passed. The biggest appeal of World Market is the variety. The international food section is one of the highlights, offering snacks, drinks, sweets, and pantry items from different regions. It is a fun place to pick up imported cookies, ramen, chips, and specialty ingredients that are not always available at regular grocery stores. We found ourselves lingering in the aisles, picking up items we had not seen before and adding a few things to the cart that we had not planned on buying. The selection is broad enough that even on repeat visits, there is usually something new to discover. The furniture and home décor sections also stand out, especially if you are looking for pieces with a more global or unique design style rather than something that feels mass-produced. The furniture leans toward eclectic, bohemian, and globally inspired styles, with a mix of wood, woven materials, and patterned textiles that give the store a distinct personality. The décor items, from wall art to vases and accent pieces, offer an alternative to the more generic styles found at larger home goods chains, making it a good stop for anyone looking to add character to a space. The seasonal sections are another reason to visit, with rotating holiday decorations, ornaments, and gift ideas that change throughout the year. We noticed that the store does a particularly good job with the holidays, offering decorations that feel more curated than the standard seasonal fare. The kitchen and dining areas are also worth browsing, with everything from cookware and tableware to smaller accessories that can add personality to a space. The store has a lot of variety, and part of the experience is simply seeing what new items are available each visit. World Market is a fun store to explore when you are looking for something different. Some items can feel more expensive compared to traditional discount stores, but the selection and uniqueness are what make it stand out. Whether you are shopping for home décor, international snacks, gifts, or just browsing for inspiration, it is the kind of store that rewards taking your time and looking around. We left with a bag full of things we did not know we needed, which is exactly the kind of experience the store seems designed for.

I absolutely i love this store and I wish that we have more of them near where I live. It is…read morechaotic? Yes. I really couldn't tell you where everything is but its adorable. I love the variety of things from ornaments which were adorable, food from all over, drinks from everywhere, etc. Its so great

I am a frequent browser in the Natick store, and loyal customer! Saamma always greets me and is…read morehelpful at every turn. We have bought seasonal decor, mirrors, chairs, a bistro set and the most beautiful chandelier (terrific suggestion, Saamma!). Clearance items are terrific!

Awful! We bought a lot of furniture from them and we could not be more disappointed. The quality of…read morethe furniture is just not there. 6 months of light use and our couches look a DECADE old already. The leather chairs are also poor quality. Don't even get me started about the terrible quality of their rugs! Every single rug we bought is destroyed from basic vacuuming, traffic and wear- in less than a YEAR!!!!! Don't expect them to jump on delivery either. Our delivery took 4-6 MONTHS and nothing was custom! Oh and the best part was that we had to chuck all the rug pads because the extremely high VOCs in them were causing us unbelievable health issues. Never, ever again. Restoration Hardware is not perfect but it was a MUCH better experience for us. We will be chucking our crazy expensive Kipton sectional in a year or so because the quality is downright embarrassing. They need to make furniture for real lives, not just showrooms.

This location was convienent for my return i needed to do because the containers i chose, didn't…read moreend up fitting what I needed them for. In the means of the orientation I wanted to store something. The process was quick and easy, phone number look up and BAM! Your orders on the screen. Staff were incredibly nice and efficient. Will be back for different containers soon! Well kept store, not as big it felt like compared to the chestnut hill location but still nice and clean!

We had some items that we have been meaning to return, so we headed over to the Container Store in…read moreNatick/Framingham! We were not sure if we could bring these items to this store or not, since we purchased from another location. Luckily, our return was successful & the lady who helped us was very kind. It was our first time visiting this location & it's a lot smaller than the usual one we go to. Love all the containers they offer! Great for organizing the house... from desk goods to kitchen storage & closet space. A little pricey but there are some gems!

My wife and I bought several pieces of furniture from them always extremely helpful professional…read moreand courteous inventory is always top quality highly recommend this business

What a pleasure it was to work with Kim. She was knowledgeable, friendly, and very helpful in…read moreselecting kitchen/dining room chairs. It is a bonus to have her in this terrific store

HomeGoods in Framingham is a large location with a broad and regularly rotating inventory that…read morecovers kitchen items, home decor, furniture, bedding, bath supplies, and seasonal goods across a wide range of aesthetics and price points. We walked into a store that rewards browsing rather than targeted shopping, since the stock changes frequently enough that what was there last week may not be there this week and something unexpected tends to surface on most visits. The selection here is genuinely varied, and the discounts on home goods relative to what the same categories cost at full price retailers are the main reason the store draws the regular traffic it does. Kitchen items in particular tend to offer strong value, and the decor section covers enough range that most aesthetic preferences find something worth considering. Seasonal inventory, particularly around the holidays, brings in items that sell quickly and reward earlier visits in the season. Checkout is a longer process that can wear on you. The register staffing runs lean, and wait times of fifteen minutes or more are not unusual even for small purchases. Weekday visits do not reliably avoid the problem the way you might expect, so building some extra time into the trip is sensible regardless of when we go. For a home goods treasure hunt with genuine savings and a consistent checkout bottleneck, HomeGoods in Framingham delivers on value but demands patience at the register.

This is a pretty good home goods and I love that it tried to cross from the mall…read more It has a pretty good selection. And of course the prices are always dependent on what you wanted but I always feel like the prices aren't that bad.

We went here to get a new couch. This was our second visit to a Bobs in the last month. The first…read morewas to the Somerville location. This experience was much better. Debbie helped us pick the perfect couch without being pushy or salesy. She walked us through the options and when it was time to check out the manager was super friendly too. We felt welcomed and actually ended up going for a cheaper option that what we had initially decided. We can't wait to get our new couch in our new home!

First of all, the salesman at Bob's was very pushy and trying to guilt trip my husband and I into…read morebuying a $1000 mattress when we were already spending $2k on a entire king bed set. Then, on delivery day, we learned that our arrogant salesman placed the WRONG ORDER for the King bed frame. When Bob's customer support got back to us, turns out, switching the wrong frame for the right one, with drawers, (which is more expensive than the basic frame without drawers and requires a box spring), would take an EXTRA TWO WEEKS. Then, on delivery day for the RIGHT bed frame, one of the delivery men BROKE ONE OF OUR STAIR BOARD STEPS! They said corporate would handle damages and get the repair taken care of, and they called the support to start a claim. If I could give 0 to negative stars, I would. Because...GUESS WHAT?!!! Their claims department just denied our claim and tried to gaslight us, so they could be CHEAP and wiggle their way out of responsibility and liability for the damage they caused to our property. They claimed that the damage was due to "normal wear and tear" This situation has been infuriating. So the lesson here is, if you want to have your ORDER MISPLACED, then have the replacement DELAYED, have you PROPERTY DAMAGED upon said replacement, and then DENIED FOR REPAIR CLAIMS, Go with the Natick Bob's Discount Furniture.

They're out of business, which is too bad. We loved them. Also, don't be fooled by the signed still…read moreon the building. It's a piano and rug store now.

Knife sharpening service was very good. It is a beautiful thing to have sharp knives again. And…read morethey taught how to maintain the edges in the interim. The store has lovely, high quality items for the kitchen too.