Home Sense is owned TJX the company that owns TJ Maxx, Home Goods, Marshalls, etc…read more Basically this is like a Home Goods on crack. The space is bigger, higher ceilings that carries lighting, larger assortment of rugs, outdoor furniture, lots of pots, and then the normal stuff from home sectoon of TJ Maxx. This location is just over the Maine border in NH so there's no sales tax.

Why do they keep all the tacky stuff out front and center? This store constantly disappoints me,…read moreeverything on display is often either poorly made or disgustingly cutesy/shabby. It seems they keep all the decent stuff tucked away and hidden in the back. I managed to buy a good set of dining room chairs, although they were a bit overpriced. That took a while. I can already tell the kind of people they want to attract to this store. People who have poor taste and just want non quality, whimsical, cornball items in their house.

What a gem of a shop. Easy location to find right on rt 1. I met both owners. They are charming…read more The selection is endless. Handmade ... so many things I liked , Go , go go

This place is amazing. I hope to one day win the lottery, buy a beach house, rent a truck, and…read morefurnish that home with all the beautiful pieces I find here. I follow this story on Instagram and I am addicted, pretty much every piece they post. The location is in cute Dover and the store is pretty large so I encourage you to go and look on every level, in every nook. I have gotten a few items from here and have never been disappointed. If you see something online they have and cannot get there immediately, just reach out to them and, if not already taken, they will hold one day for you to get there to see if it is what you want to purchase. I also have to say the prices are very reasonable. And, sometimes they do these 20% events - when they do, I try to go up even if I don't think I want or need anything. It is just a fun place to visit and imagine how something would fit into your space.

A must-stop by when in Dover. This is not a one-and-done place. They are always changing their…read moreproduct. I believe we buy at least one thing every time we go. The staff is great and they really have a variety of new crafts to some cool antique finds. There is street parking all around and they are right in the downtown area.

Hart used to be near Nissan near Portsmouth Traffic circle, where they sold nice furntiture with a…read morefew artistic items. They moved to a better location, where they will get walk ins, Much better for business, Unfortunately they have downgraded their items. Its 1930s type stuff, not really antiques. I was very disappointed. Many more things but no longer uniques. Rob H., I certainly did not get a cheerful welcome. was almost told not to come back? Owner nice to look at?? Ann L. are you in your 90s or 100s? Not ugly. Ann H. Did Ann L. get married?

Always a cheerful welcome and new things to see every visit. This shop is a treasure hunt with fine…read moreitems along with just the thing you didn't know you needed.

I don't live in the area but am obsessed with their Instagram so the owner and I did a FaceTime…read moreshop. I love everything I ordered so much! I got some holiday decor and my new favorite bowls. I also got a pair of gorgeous wreaths that smell like heaven! Can't wait to shop in person next time I am in Portsmouth!

I love this store. It is beautiful store to visit. The lotions are wonderful but my favorite are…read morethe black hand crafted dish set that looks wonderful in my home. So glad I found Avelon home store.

This shop contains ample choices of fantastic culinary items, accessories, candles and linens. It's…read moredifficult to find really great high-quality down pillows with linen slipcovers and I bought two at Forest and Ash that I am very impressed with and so very pleased. Suberb find!!

The shop itself is cute, but I was discouraged when the shop owner took off her mask because…read moreevidently "breathing your own air is toxic, with the CO2" and not wearing a mask is "common sense" and increasingly dubious stuff. It wasn't super courteous and as someone in contact with autoimmune compromised people it really got in the way of the otherwise nice experience.

Beautiful shop, a lot of cute and unique items. Found a hilarious Christmas ornament I had to buy…read morefor the family ornament exchange next year, and a staff member wrapped it beautifully for me. I'll definitely be back again.

Shopping local at a place like this just makes sense. If you need a special gift or a unique piece…read moreof decoration or even a treat for yourself you will find something here for sure. The staff is helpful and friendly there is a good variety of gifts and local artists treasures

I will stop the car so quickly, that I may potentially cause an accident, for the following…read more.. 1. Beautiful and/or historic cemeteries. 2. Abandoned insane asylums. 3. Extravagant candy stores. 4. Bizarre flea markets/yard sales. 5. Stores that specialize in prison inmate made products. I do not get to satisfy #5 very often, but I did at Woods to Goods. Not only is this stuff prison made, it's beautiful. Exquisite cutting boards (which I find so ironic), and wooden bowls that belong in West Elm, and that's just a taste! They also carry Prison Blues, jeans made by inmates in Oregon. The guys that were working there were very knowledgeable and friendly and allowed me plenty of time to browse. I bought a birdhouse that looks like the old Maine State Prison ($15) and a few wooden switch-plate covers ($4). Oh, and a macrame bracelet (made by guards - the inmates taught them how). Definitely drive out of your way to visit! When I am in Maine, I will be back!

From the owner: 'Woods to Goods' specializes in Prison-made products. We feature pieces that are hand-crafted from…read morewood, such as furniture, model ships, hand-carved anchor w/chain, (also the 'ball & chain'), stools, foot stools, doll-houses, napkin holders, cutting boards, jewelry boxes, plaques, window boxes, clothes racks, birdhouses & feeders, piggy banks, toys and novelties, all with non-toxic paints/finishes, to name just a few... made by inmates at MAINE State Prison in Warren, Maine. Also featured are 'PRISON Blues' - A line of clothing stitched at the Eastern OREGON Correctional Facility in Pendleton, Oregon. Their theme is "Made on the Inside - To be worn on the Outside". 14.75 oz. cotton denim is used for the blue jeans (mens only, and reportedly are the only jeans made in the USA today...). T-shirts are designed and screen printed by the inmates there in sizes S thru 3X. We also carry items made by former inmates from Maine and New Hampshire. Check out our site@ Woods to Goods.com