This HomeSense store is part of a combo store with Marshalls. You can walk freely between the…read morestores without exiting one and entering the other through the main doors. My friend and I shopped at Marshalls first. There wasn't a sign that said that we were in HomeSense. If you are a regular shopper to such combo stores, you can easily tell when you are in HomeSense. You see kitchen accessories and gourmet snacks, furniture and decor merchandise, and much more. There were Fall and Halloween items already in stock. I'm not ready for this season. It's still hot and summery outside. Leave me alone! I liked seeing globes and a squishy, cute cat. The watermelon-themed merchandise was awesome, especially the beverage set with a drink dispenser. The mini mason jar set was nice, too. I also liked the kitchen accessories aisle, especially the ice cube moulds. I ended up getting a four-pack of mojito beverages in cans. They looked yummy. I also made a couple of purchases at Marshalls. I hit the checkout line. The good thing about this combo store is that you can buy items at both and only line up to pay for them once. The cashier that I had was friendly. She was having trouble finding the barcode on the drinks. We turned one of the cans around in the four-pack and she was able to scan it. I had my TJX+ Style barcode scanned from my phone. I then paid for my items with a credit card. It was a smooth transaction. I grabbed my items and placed them in my car. There is plenty of parking at this plaza. If you do enter HomeSense, you do need to go up a few steps. There's also a ramp if you are in a wheelchair. I enjoyed shopping here. I'd shop again at this store when I'm in the area. (280)

I bought an original acrylic on canvas in 2022 from an artist I have known since 1976. It was a 40"…read morex 40" painting on a 2" x 2" pine stretcher, a standard he had been using for decades. I showed it to Craig at Kay's Place who gave me several frame moulding options. He gave me a price and I left the painting. Then without my consent, he removed the canvas painting from the artists wood stretcher and re-stretched it on a narrower 1" x 2" stretcher. I didn't know about this until he called and said it was ready. I came and picked it up, then hung this on the wall. The following day, a ripple in the canvas could be seen in the upper right corner. I returned with the painting a day later and asked that he fix the problem. I got it back a few days later, and soon after, the ripples returned on both sides now. More than a year later, I still see rippled canvas from a poor framing job.

From the owner: Custom Framing should be done by caring and knowledgeable people . We at Kay's Place with 30 years…read moreexperience are those people. Framing is part of your furnishings and should be hung with pride. We listen to our customers and guide them to make sure they are happy. All framing is done on the premises by the owners and treated with the utmost respect. No framing job too big or too small.

Marissa and her crew crushed it. Professional from day one,…read morekiller design choices, and the house looks MINT. The wife is thrilled-happy wife, happy life. No BS, just solid results. 5 stars all day.

From the initial meeting to the final delivery nothing but perfection, professionalism, precision…read moreand reliability can be expected from the Endless Ideas Team Marissa and Kate designed my whole main floor and now my master bedroom. They have created a beautiful seamless flow across rooms and floors in my home. What is exceptional is their ability to listen to their client's wishes and ideas while offering their professional opinion that in the end offers a design that is so aesthetically pleasing and functional. I am already looking forward to their brilliant designs for my upper spare bedroom room and sun room. I would highly recommend the Endless Ideas team for any project big or small.

We were shopping for a media console. When we entered the Oshawa Surplus store we were greeted…read moreright away. We were asked what we were looking for and were directed to the appropriate location in the store. Th sales representative who helped us was very pleasant and efficient. We were missing a part of the console, called Phil the sales representative and he solved it immediately. Thank you Phil.

I bought a couch from this store, I bought their extended warranty not realizing the reviews were…read morenit great. they do not honour there warranties will never buy from here again

Yesterday, I spent most of the day hanging out with my best friend in Oshawa. We started off…read moreshopping at a couple of box stores. After we were done, we saw this Hart store. "Have you heard of Hart? One just opened in Peterborough," my friend asked. "Nope, it's new to me." She has yet to visit her local one. We both walked over to this store to check it out. There is lots of parking in this plaza of box stores. We had a whopping eighteen minutes before the store closed at 5 pm on a Saturday. I did something similar at a Michaels in Winnipeg earlier this month. The difference was that this store has staff that weren't dying to go home. Hart is a mid-sized department store that was founded in 1960 by Harry Hart, in Rosemère, Quebec. I like that it has endured for several decades. It has stores in Quebec and New Brunswick. It is now establishing stores in Ontario. This store had home decor, furniture, curtains and blinds, home accessories, electronics, and more at reduced prices. All sales are final. We saw 35% off all barbeques that looked like alien spaceships. I learned that Claritin makes pillows! If you buy one, you get another at 50% off. We saw 50% off 1500-thread count Egyptian cotton sheet sets. Cool! I liked the llama and hedgehog doorstoppers. They were cute and had a nice weight to them. A female staffer, who ultimately cashed me out, approached us politely and let us know that we had ten minutes left before the store was closing. We thanked her and slowly made our way to the checkout area. I appreciated her way to signalling that the store was closing. At the Michaels in Winnipeg, yelling out a countdown to closing was the chosen method in contrast. I saw a neck fan. I've always wanted one that you charge with a USB cable. I got it. I approached the checkout. The nice woman let me know that this sale was final. I got this neck fan at 25% off. Nice! I paid with a credit card. Done! She gave me a receipt and wished me a great evening. We reciprocated. Here's the best part of my shopping experience. There were two other staffers behind us. They both wished us a good evening. Hey, staffers at Michaels in Winnipeg? You need a course on customer service and closing from these folks at Hart. The neck fan was charged when I opened up the box. I love it! It has three speeds and is pretty quiet. It's a USB C cable that charges it. So far, it works nicely. It adjusts to my neck well, is comfortable, and has left and right labels, so you can't mess up using it. I had a great time here. I may need to head back to get a mosquito repellent device and carry it with me at all times this summer. (278)