This store appears to have gone out of business. The address is a self storage location and there…read moreis no store here. The website isn't functional, and the voicemail greeting is just a generic "Please leave a message." I wish the order of the Yelp profile could update it.

Main Street Home offers quality furnishings that are nearly new (have been used for staging by…read moreBuilders in their model homes). My husband and I have bought beautiful furniture and art prints here. The staff is friendly and helpful and they periodically run sales with healthy discounts over their normally reasonable prices. They have an extensive selection, and it's worth your while to keep returning as the furnishings turnover quickly.

I usually pop in HomeGoods to get one thing. Somehow I end up leaving with 5! HomeGoods offers a…read morewide variety of kitchen gadgets, office decor, bathroom items, pet supplies, living room and bedroom accessories. There are soooo many items crammed into the space so you have to take your time to keep from missing any treasures. Even though the shelves are packed, they are super organized. I love the notebook/planner selection, as well as the Rae Dunn items. The prices are great. All the merchandise would make great gifts for a loved one! This area is super busy so it can be difficult to get in and out of the parking lot.

ABsolutely love this store, particularly the Harbison location!…read moreBeautiful selections for your home from all over the world that can't be found anywhere else! From top designer furniture, Lamps, linens, pet toys and necessities, unique and exotic food items that will have you begging for more!!! You must join their TJX Rewards program for exclusive discounts and $10 rewards coupons earned simply by purchasing from the store. As a TJX member, I have received hundreds of dollars of free items just by stacking and redeeming my rewards on my big purchases like furniture and rugs. Join and shop today! Forget to mention that the customer service is second to none, and I love their no hassle returns policy! You couldn't ask for more.

Kirkland's offers a variety of home goods from wall decor to furniture. I think many of the items…read moreare overpriced but they run decent sales from time to time. You can also find some deals in the clearance sections. The store is organized. The cashier was friendly and personable.

Kirklands is one of my favorite home goods stores! They carry a lot of farmhouse items and that's…read morewhat I'm obsessed with these days. They constantly have sales and they have an app they don't advertise call spin to win that could give you additional discounts. The prices are a little steep when it comes to the furniture they carry because the furniture isn't made the best. However, if you are looking for pictures, kitchen supplies, or holiday items stop by because they have the cutest stuff!

This was such a great gift shop! They had so many cool South Carolina related items that I wish…read morethat it was its own standalone store. I loved their selection of South Carolina hats, artworks, household items, clothing, etc. Also, as a philatelist, (one who loves mail) this is one of the few places in Columbia to buy postcards (and they're affordable as well!) They also had a lot of cool Carolina and Clemson merchandise, as well as items that highlight the history of the state of South Carolina. All-in-all, it was a great store, and my only complaint is that it's not its own standalone location! Would highly recommend!

Cotton Mill Exchange is often thought of as the gift shop located within the South Carolina State…read moreMuseum. However, it's really more than that. It doesn't just handle museum related items and souvenirs. Its inventory is related to everything of the entire State of South Carolina. As they state, they've "...explored every corner of the state to bring you the best of South Carolina," and from what I've seen they have done that and then some. It's a really big store and has most everything one can think of that would be South Carolina related and most of the goods are of superior quality, not just cheap Chinese built trinkets. But the best part is the selection. They have everything from jewelry to clothing to home decorator items and the staff is more than willing to assist. It's really one of the better shops I've seen within or a part of any public museum.

Our bed was delivered today! We purchased a King Sized panel bed and it really looks great …read more Service by the entire team was stellar including the suggestions from Rob the regional supervisor for this company . The delivery team was professional and did a great job moving the bed in and assembling! We both agree that we will in the future visit this store again when we want some gorgeous quality built furniture.

I worked with Trevor. He was never available never returned my calls so I placed my $11000 order…read moreelsewhere. When we walked in the store he barely acknowledged us. I had to ask for help and there was no one else in the store! Very poor customer service.

Subsidiary of American Signature Furniture. Greeted by many employees that were not anxious for a…read morecommission. Offers dining/living room & bedroom sets with a huge option of styles - classic, eclectic, modern, retro & traditional. A massive inventory of home furnishings/accents & patio furniture. There's five distribution centers with 120 stores throughout 19 states up the East Coast. Every day has a sale of sort. Free shipping on selected items. Whatever your budget it is you can find furniture to your liking...or go old school with layaway & in house financing.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY OR TIME HERE. This has been the worst experience we've ever had with a…read morefurniture store -- we're even considering legal action. We bought a living room set with a 5-year warranty totaling $1,577. One of our couches was damaged beyond repair. The warranty company approved a full replacement and told us we could get either the same couch or store credit for the original amount ($621). Value City offered just $358. After pushing back, they increased it to $552, still short of what we paid. We then found what looked like the same couch in a different color. When we asked for that one, we were told it was a different model ("Galaxy" instead of "Felix") -- even though it's clearly just a renamed version of the same couch. We believe this rebranding is to keep customers from using their warranties. Then we reviewed our original receipt. We were promised free delivery, but were charged $139.99. Our total was $1,577, but the furniture with tax was only $1,437 -- that $140 difference is the delivery fee they claimed we wouldn't be charged. When we pointed this out, they literally tried to argue basic math with us. At one point, an employee even admitted the math was off and brought it to a manager, who still claimed it was "correct," using nonsense calculations that made no sense. Frustrated, we gave up and picked out a cheaper couch for $499 just to be done with them -- a couch that lacked many of the features we originally paid for, but we were exhausted by the constant back and forth. Next, we were told the couch was ready for pickup. But when we called to confirm, they told us we had 48 hours to pick it up before it would be sold, even though that was never mentioned in person, over the phone, via text, or in email. Since we both work, we asked if they could hold it until the weekend. They couldn't promise that. We ended up ordering a second couch, with a pickup scheduled for July 23. We rearranged our work schedules to pick it up in the 48-hour window. Then, out of nowhere, we get a call on July 17 saying it's ready and needs to be picked up that day. My husband said he couldn't make it due to work but reminded them our pickup was scheduled for the 23rd. He was told again: only a 48-hour hold. He left work early on July 18 to get it, drove 45 minutes, only to be told the couch wasn't even there -- the one that arrived was for another customer. The warehouse staff, who actually seem to know what they're doing, apologized and said they'd ask a manager about waiving the delivery fee for all the trouble. They were the only part of this experience that wasn't a total disaster. In total, we're out $272 between the bogus "free" delivery ($139) and the warranty credit shortfall ($122), not to mention losing work time and still not having the replacement couch we paid for. Their customer service is disorganized, rude, and completely unhelpful. Basic math doesn't apply here, apparently. To their credit, Jeff -- one employee -- was helpful and actually got us the second couch without additional cost, even throwing in a free warranty. But the store acts like they don't want you to talk to him -- we were constantly told he wasn't available. This place is a joke, and based on a quick Google search, we're clearly not the only ones dealing with problems. Check your receipts, question everything, and if possible -- shop somewhere else. Attached photos show our original couch (tan with power), the renamed version ("Galaxy" brown), and the stripped-down model we had to settle for (tan without power).

MACK is a beautifully curated store. I would have liked to take everything in the shop home with…read moreme! They are located in the Trenholm Plaza, which since I graduated from college has turned into real shopping destination. The items in the store run the gamut from jewelry all the way to upholstered furniture. I love the mix of textures in the shop. It's easy to feel intimidated in a place like this, but several staff members asked if they could help us. While we ultimately didn't find what we needed here, I have no doubt that next time we are searching for something that MACK will be on our list of places to stop! MACK also offers interior design services for both residential and commercial spaces. Follow them on Facebook to see more great photos and keep up with special offers.

I think is said the word "beautiful" about a hundred times when I popped in for the Spring Open…read moreHouse. This is a wonderful store with an eclectic mix of unique pieces of furniture, home furnishing, artwork, jewelry and other accessories. The thing that drew me in the most were the items that make a house feel like a home... an adorable set of salt and pepper shakers, a fabulous bar set, or an adorable set of cocktail napkins that would surely liven up any party. The store goes on forever (I never realized how big that space is) so you'll have plenty of things to see and choose from. This is a great place to pick up an unexpected gift or a little something for yourself. I'm sure I'll be stopping by again soon!

It's always fun coming across a world market, so many odd and random items but I always want to…read moretake home all the bohemian things. It's like my adult version of Toy's R Us where I want it all but I don't have enough Geoffrey bucks to get anything really cool.

I left my items at checkout today and walked out of this store. It was morning and the place was…read morenearly empty As I approached the one open checkout line, the cashier was trying to help the lone customer in front of me find something on her phone before finalizing her purchase ( maybe a coupon, her store login or something else?). The two items the customer was purchasing were already in the bag ready to go. This ordeal went on for some time until the cashier yelled past me for help from a nearby manager/supervisor. Moments later a woman with an earpiece abruptly stepped in front of me without so much as a pardon me, turned her back to me to face the problematic customer, and the two of them began scrolling through a cell phone trying to resolve the issue. It had been several minutes now and the cashier felt it, and looked at me nervously but said nothing. In such circumstances, someone should at least acknowledge the waiting customer (I'm sorry we'll be with you shortly),l or open another register. I was simply ignored. Sorry I won't do business with retailers who treat their customers like this. Unfortunately this kind of retail experience is increasingly common. No wonder brick and mortar stores are closing everywhere and Amazon is thriving.

Ollie's, Good Stuff Cheap, Irmo, SC. Is in mostly empty shopping center between Bush River & St…read moreAndrews Rd. Smallish store although there is an extension off one side for indoor/outdoor furniture, miscellaneous. I find the book section as best place to grab cheap pick for a flight, also lot of kid books. There are some name brands on cereals, detergent but a lot of knockoff brands for cheapish. This store has flooring, area rugs, sofas, clothing, towels, some decent candy. The store is clean, items do not litter aisles, employees helpful. My only complaint would be you have to drive to find it. It's kind of in a dead business area, if it were closer to more lively businesses would be better.

They have great bargains but you have to look around. I've shopped in at least 2 different…read morelocations and will be back.

Nordstrom Rack offers name brand clothes, shoes, jewelry, accessories, and beauty items at…read morediscounted prices. They also sell household goods like blankets, towels, and pillows. The store is super organized. It's easy to maneuver from one department to the next. The racks in each section are always well labeled. I love the travel sizes beauty items--a great way to try something out before committing to a larger size. They have tons of impulse buys by the register for people like me who can't resist picking up random things. I think I like this location a little more than the Mount Pleasant location.

My wife and I have been here a few times and she loves the place, staff are friendly and it has…read morepretty much everything she needs!