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Home Goods

(3 reviews)

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Far North

I have now shopped here 3 times. This is a combined Home Goods/TJ Maxx, so I am reviewing both…read more What to love: Quality items at great prices. I come mostly for the kitchen and bathroom items. I am also pleasantly surprised by the number of dresses they stock (way more than similar stores like Ross and Marshall's). Anything you are tempted to look for on Amazon, get here instead, and it will be cheaper and of much higher quality. I am extremely pleased with the glass mugs, bath towels, soap dishes, and cutting boards I picked up this year. I also found a lovely dress for family pictures. The cashiers are careful about wrapping and bagging my breakable purchases. What not to love: All Home Goods/TJMaxx (and nearly every "discount" store I have ever seen) are a mess - too many items stacked on the shelves, and bargain hunters dishevel everything even more rooting through the stock. This one is probably worse than average; be prepared to dig through piles to make your finds. This location is awful when it comes to wait time at the checkout. It was much better during my last visit, with many more cash registers open (so maybe they are improving?), but my first two visits necessitated 45 minutes of standing in line at the checkout. Ridiculous. Overall: Home Goods/TJ Maxx stock amazing bargain items, but if you have the option, there are better locations.

Great prices for so much fun! Love the themed items they get in, Halloween Christmas etc.read more

Living Spaces

Living Spaces

(114 reviews)

Far North

Have realistic expectations, ask questions before buying!…read more I'm seeing a trend in the reviews of this place. Either people are expecting them to have furniture readily available, or they aren't asking any questions/ not listening during the selling process. I thought I would add my experience. We came to living spaces late 2020 soon after they opened. I had been hearing the commercials on the radio and was pretty excited to check out the new location in north Fort Worth. Immediately upon entering the store/warehouse, we were impressed. Living spaces is organized in a way that you can enter various mock-houses to see how products look in a home, similar to ikea. We spent some time roaming, didn't really go around the mattresses, and eventually ended up around the couches. LOTS of helpful reps at the front and roaming a bit. They are not pushy and will NOT continue to bother you. If you prefer someone following you around, maybe go to Conns furniture? My husband and I had been talking about getting a new couch for quite some time, and the couches at living spaces were gorgeous. I had already made up my mind to buy one in that moment, ha! A representative wandered around towards us and we were done for. The rep explained that these are all CUSTOM couches where we could decide the configuration and materials used and that BUILDING the couch would take MONTHS. We were fine with this. We made our choices, had a pleasant experience, and left. We had been told that we could call during the process and it would probably take 2-3 months for the couch to be built and shipped. Two weeks later, they called us to confirm the shipping address. At some point in time the wrong zip code had been entered and they asked us to come in. We came in and were notified that because the shipping address was changed, it would delay they couch another two weeks. For our troubles, they waived our delivery. We were fine with this. I called probably every 3 weeks and things seemed to be going smoothly. I kept asking for a delivery date, but they were just giving me a week range. Around 2 weeks before our proposed delivery date, I started getting day updates when I would call. "It will likely be between the 15th and the end of March." Ok, that's a bit more specific. One day I got a rep on the phone who gave me the tracking website and I began using that instead of calling. A few days later, we got the email to schedule our delivery! The truck came early in the day and the delivery employees put together our couch, cleaned up their mess, and took our old couch. We gave them a nice tip . We love our couch so much!

I went into the Fort Worth Living Spaces with my mother, who is handicapped, to buy a loveseat…read moreand a recliner. She fell in love with a power loveseat that happened to be the floor model. Great. Except Living Spaces would not deliver it to her home in Mineral Wells because floor models don't qualify. So a handicapped woman was told to arrange her own hauling. Living Spaces then recommended a third-party mover called Lugg, and she paid over two hundred dollars out of pocket to get furniture home from a furniture store. The loveseat arrived shrink-wrapped and boxed by Living Spaces staff - without the power cord. A power loveseat with no power cord is a piece of furniture that does not work. That's not the mover's error. That's your warehouse. We tried calling the store repeatedly. It is apparently impossible. Every number routes to a call center that cannot reach the actual location or verify anything about the actual item. So the only way to resolve a thirty-second question was for me to drive to the store in person the next morning. To be clear: every employee I dealt with was kind and helpful. The warehouse worker found the cords immediately and knew exactly what had happened. This is not a people problem, it is a Living Spaces problem - a policy that offloads delivery onto disabled customers, a packing process with no final check, and a phone system designed to prevent customers from reaching anyone accountable. They gave ten percent off. Meanwhile I am spending my third day of a holiday weekend driving two hours round trip to Mineral Wells to plug in a cord your staff forgot - because my mother physically cannot do it herself. Ten percent doesn't cover that. Do better.

Iron Chinchilla Design Studio - metalfabricators - Updated October 2026

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