They have just about everything you could want for furnishing a house. It doesn't matter what part of the house you want to get items for. read more

Homeport is by far the nicest store in Vermont. They carry a lot of great kitchen and gift items and really cool wax figurine candles made by Vermont Candleworks. Vermont Candleworks has made candles since 1974. read more

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I LOVE this place I make sure to come everytime I am in Vermont. This place has 4 floors of everything you could need; some funky, some aesthetic, some practical, some weird, and other knick knacks. It is a must visit spot for me in Burlington. You can spend so much time in this store and I always do and usually always leave with something. I would say this store has mostly small items and a lot of different sections such as plants, pets, kitchen, decor, bathroom, toys, art, lighting, and much more. Almost all items are reasonably priced especially for the quality and design. The staff is always friendly and able to answer a lot of questions. If you are considering giving it a visit I would definitely reccomend. read more

A really neat multistory shop that is like a mini Walmart without a market . Lots of fun stuff to see and buy. Worth a look through read more

Homeport - Store front - Home Decor Near Me - Burlington, Vermont

Large variety of home goods and appliances, kitchen stuff, some furniture and rugs. I like the selection and choices. Nice helpful staff. Pleasant space. read more

The biggest gift shop in Burlington with all kinds of gifts, knick knacks and souvenirs. Soaps, toys, kitchen utensils, incense and lots more. read more

I am a wheelchair user and was unable to get up the steps to the second floor, or down the stairs to the basement area. I was disappointed because it was beautiful shop with lots of cute knick knacks and I would have loved to see more of the store. Other than the lack of accessibility the store was great! read more

This store has lots of gift options and there's two levels of it! We got our Vermont hand-painted ornaments here and a few other gifts for our kids. They have a lot of cute stuff to buy if you're a local as well, which we could have purchased some of the stuff they had, but we didn't feel like checking it on our flight back. The owners were really helpful and it was a great way to get lost for an hour or so with just tons of options for gifts. read more

This place is great. Stopped on Church St for a short time before driving up to Quebec. And if I had more room in my luggage, i'd have bought a lot more stuff. It's essentially a nicer version of Pier 1. If in the area, and need stuff for the home, stop by. read more

Great experience shopping in Homeport today. Went in looking for holiday presents for my daughters, and Homeport seemed to be COVID safe with cute cute cute products. Huge selection of things! The staff was incredibly kind and helpful too. A wonderful young woman, I think her name was Brie, helped me find the perfect gifts - a coffee maker and an adorable mug. Tons of things to choose from in Homeport. read more

Had a couple hundred dollars to spare and decided to purchase local. I went in to homeport and have never been treated so rude by two of their employees. I will never stop there ever again because of it! The owner should retrain their staff to treat everyone fair and equal! read more

Cool store with lots of goodies for the home and more! Be careful if using the in-store bathroom as the lock on the handle can be a little temperamental...I ended up getting stuck in the bathroom for almost three hours. It wasn't a totally horrible experience as the bathroom is very nice, but a still bit unnerving. Just a quick heads up to other customers who might need to use the bathroom when shopping here... read more

Loved this place as a college student looking to furnish my dorm and still love it today. Homeport is four stories of anything you could imagine for your living space, whether its an apartment, res hall, or house. The first floor consists of office/study type goods -- everything from desks to neat gadgets and alarm clocks, and customizable knobs for your drawers. Second floor (also the ground floor) has SO MUCH. Greeting cards, flatware, dish ware, cooking supplies, and a 'Vermont section'. Third floor is probably my favorite -- Where all the bathroom and spa items are (check out their sweet selection of incense!) The top floor is larger furniture, a kids section, area rugs and throws. Stay tuned for sales -- they frequently have 25% off! read more

Now in the space formerly occupied by a Pier One, Homeport is the independent, locally owned and operated version of the home decor giant. I can get behind that. Homeport occupies 3 floors on Burlington's Church Street and uses all three of those floors to the max. On the main floor, one can find pretty much any kitchen utensil or doodad ever conceived, including wind-up "walking" nigiri toys and chopsticks shaped like clothespins. There's even a good-sized selection of stuff for your favorite 4-legged friend towards the back, including gourmet dog and cat treats. The lower floor boasts a selection of organizational goodies that would make any obsessive-compulsive quiver with delight, as well as some reasonably priced and somewhat funky office furniture. The upper floor is full of bed and bath items, rounding out the whole "housewares for the whole house" experience. Most of the items seemed reasonably priced, as well, which is a nice surprise while shopping on Church Street. I didn't buy anything because my apartment is absolutely crammed with housewares, but if I were moving into a new place, then I'd certainly do my shopping here. read more

My god, they do have EVERYTHING. And it was all on sale for 25% off. This is what Pier 1 could be without the boring corporate mandate to stock homogeneous goods? Hmmm. I like it. After looking high and low, and high and low some more, I finally found a goddess statue. A perfect goddess statue - in white, with a restful and contented face - for $30! I'd third the notion that there should be one in Boston. PS - the local footwear shops rocked too. Venture out. read more

This place is awesome. I wanted to buy everything, and everything is what they have. Paper lanterns, every kind of kitchen tool or place setting, tons of toys upstairs, an abundance of candles, hardware and anything you could ever need in your home. I wish there was one of these in Boston... read more

I love how this Pier 1 franchise severed it's ties with the chain to become a true independant merchant on Church Street's Marketplace. It's much more fitting, and I hope other retailers interested in setting up shop here follow suit. Homeport has everything from unique kitchen wares and decor to your daily household needs. The staff is super nice and although there is a ton of stuff, everything is easy to find. I also wish one were in Boston. read more

I really love Homeport and the great selection they offer. From kitchen to overall decor, I can always find what I'm looking for, which is nice from a local store. The prices are a bit higher than you would find at chain retailers, but the selection is fun and unique. I purchased a small glass bureau that had a crack on the side, and not only was the price reasonably reduced for the damage, but they also agreed to an additional 20% discount as well. This experience showed me that working at a local level doesn't necessarily have to be wallet-breaking. read more

I'm a bit baffled by the high reviews. Maybe it's because it was Halloween but the items in this store just seemed tacky to me. There are knick-knacks, candles, kitchen tools, decorations and basically a whole lot of stuff you don't need. The downstairs floor (which has a kind of unfinished, tepidly sketchy feeling to it) has the most random stuff I think. Voodoo doll keychains, quirky toys and other "funky" yet unnecessary accessories along with more practical organizational items for the home/office. I can see college students coming here to accessorize their first apartments. (Indeed a lot of the customers in the store seemed to fall in that demographic.) Somehow everything just feels a little...cheap? No one greeted me upon entry or offered to help with anything, which was perfectly fine since I was aimlessly browsing and was in and out pretty quickly once I got a jist of the items available. The girl at the register did thank me as I left the store though. Overall it's kind of fun to quickly browse through, but I didn't find anything I wanted to buy. If I were looking to buy quality home goods/furnishings, I would go to Bennington Potters North instead. read more

I bought a Cuisinart coffee maker from Homeport about a week ago, and unfortunately when I took it out of the package, it didn't seem to be working. The staff were extremely helpful with the return process, and let me return it for store credit even though I couldn't find my receipt. Love this store and the kind employees, they have a great selection of literally anything you could imagine you may need for your house. read more

Very cute store with a great selection of Home Decor. This place is far from generic. You will find a lot of cool stuff here that you'd never see at Bed, Bath & Beyond! There is a bit of a college student and hippy aesthetic but you can also find some more traditional items. Multiple levels include cards and stationary, dishes, bathroom supplies, incense and even furniture and bedding. Definitely worth browsing! read more

The best store on Church Street! Friendly staff, huge selection of goods and a wonderful place to spend a few hours. Seriously, you need a few hours to get through the whole thing! read more

Homeport hasn't missed a step since dropping Pier One. Still amazing variety of gifts and items for the home. They've done some re-arranging upstairs but overall it's the same store. Service is always friendly and willing to help. If you're browsing or have time to kill, it's a great store to walk around. I also recommend it highly for kitchen items. We picked up a beautiful butcher-block table there a year or so ago and it's held up nicely since then. read more

Homeport is one of those must-visit home furnishings stores, on par with Faces in Northampton, MA, or any of the Design Within Reach-type shops. Whatever you are looking for they will have (full-scale furniture aside). Their kitchen-ware section is a real standout, as is the entire basement floor, which is mostly committed to home-goods storage options. Do take the time to go through all three floors. read more

First, this is way way way better than Faces in Northampton which is a very overrated store. Second, if there was one of these in Boston, it wouldn't be so local and original. Third, I really really liked this place. This is the place I wanted Faces to be for years- its so expansive and interesting. It is trendy but it seems to have good things instead of just hip things that will likely break quickly. And I liked the current 20% off sale on things. I'm so glad I'm flying back to Texas because it limited me from an urge to buy a bunch of stuff. read more

ONe of my favorite stores - the toy section on the 3rd floor has the coolest old school toys.

I LOVE THIS STORE! It's so easy to get lost in all the variety -- so much here, and some great deals at times. Great stuff, not your typical fare. The greeting card selection is awesome. Don't miss the downstairs with lots of fun things plus storage/organization things. Store is a longtime Burlington fixture, family run. Very helpful owners and staff. Worth the long lines at holiday time too. read more

TERRY IS THE BEST!!! she helped me look for what i wanted and when they didn't have it she helped me even further with the manufacturer etc. you should definitely promote her. thanks terry! read more

I love this store! It has a bit of everything - lots of unusual, fun items, and you can always find a great deal. The owners and staff are nice and helpful. It's always my first "buy local" choice when I want something unique and special. Love the annual tent/store sale as well. Today capped it off -- "manager's special" of a sofa table made of solid wood with a copper-wash top and a beautiful finish -- regularly $299, purchased for $90! Like I said, I love this store. read more

I hardly ever go to Burlington without visiting this store. Vermont has a dearth of places that carry an interesting collection of home items. This place has a considerable selection of kitchenware, dinnerware, furnishings, window treatments, and rugs that is hard to come by anywhere else. Love it! read more