At Home

We went here in search of a lamp shade (or two) and left thinking that it’d be easy never to return to this place. The stuff seems very cheap and knick-​knacky (I know, I know, that’s not a word but too bad). The lamp shade selection was pretty decent, but nothing that would work for us b/​c we needed something big. The parking is a-​plenty because there is no one in this store (okay, we went during the day, during the week). We saw only one employee too, and he did smile at us but certainly didn’t offer to help. I really figured that we’d see some good baskets in here too (to use as a trash can, say), but that didn’t happen. This place is way too cheap-​feeling and cheap-​looking for me, and I’d agree w/​Paige H. that it looks like TJ Maxx, which is another store I pretty much refuse to enter. To each his own, but if you don’t like shopping at places like TJ Maxx, you’re not going to like At Home.

Let me preface this with a little bit about who I am and my home décor struggles.
I’m a guy who recently bought a house and I don’t have anyone living here with any sort of sense for picking out home décor. It has been a struggle and my sister and girlfriend have been helping where they can. I dislike shopping for things for my house because I can never find what I’m looking for and WAY too many things at these stores are always too feminine for my bachelor pad. The places online that do have things that I’m interested in are always way too expensive.
Although this place isn’t the solution to all of my home décor issues, it is by far the best place I have ever been. It’s an absolutely GIGANTIC store (pretty sure the building used to be a Kmart from the way it looked) and they have a wider selection than anywhere else I’ve been. I will definitely be returning to this location, as well as others depending on where I’m at to take a look and see if there’s anything I like.

I love this store even more now that I’ve seen what a shetshow the one in Dearborn is.
Everything is always organized, the wall décor fills like 10+ aisles, and everything is relatively cheap. I don’t know about furniture because I haven’t needed any, but as far as textiles, this is your place. I actually bought a rug at Home Depot for $ 80 and they had the very same one here for $ 60. They actually have a ton of $ 60 8×10 rugs, which is an incredible price, and there is always some kind of clearance going on on a few of the more expensive ones. If you’re into holiday decorating, you’ll probably never leave here. I’ve been in for Halloween and Christmas and both were insane. There are more than a dozen holiday aisles — whatever holiday it is. There is nothing you want that you won’t find here. There are hardly any lines, but it is kind of hard to find staff if you want help on the floor because it’s gigantic and there are like 5 employees visible throughout the entire hour you’ll be in here (I think my record is two hours…).

This store is ok. Now, its like walking into a TJ-​maxx, but instead it is full of home goods. BUT, the quality is so horrible. I wouldn’t be caught dead buying 99% of the tables here. They do have fun little nic-​nacs that are always a great time to look around, but even those… are a bit over priced (some of them). This store somewhat confuses me because what I think is going to be cheap as hell, like a table that I see that is maybe worth $ 15, is priced for $ 75. INSANE. I would much rather take myself to a Home Goods, considering it is all going to be the same price.
Their vase and lamp sections though are something you can’t replace and the prices are very wonderful.

Wow! Where do I begin! I love this store. If you are looking for beautiful, affordable décor, this is the place! They have everything from pillows to lamps to furniture to greenery, the most beautiful faux plants and flowers around! They have gorgeous mirrors, frames, housewares and bedding. They have a beautiful assortment of area rugs, with great prices, less than Hobby Lobby and home goods. I bought a beautiful area rug for only 25.00, the quality was outstanding too. I saw the same rug at Home goods for triple the price, I love Home Goods but this place has such great prices. They also get beautiful holiday décor. And they have the best sales on seasonal décor. It was so overwhelming, oh and they have beautiful planters at great prices! Can’t wait to come back and shop.

After my disastrous experience with the Dearborn location, which has lost my business, I came back to this location. The manager and lead customer service associate took care of my situation without a question. They told me the issues I had at Dearborn were not their policies. I now understand why my requests were rejected. The Ypsilanti location will have my loyalty now. When I shop I will only use their location. Thanks guys. You did the right thing!

This corporation didn’t put a lot of thought into location on this one. It’s in a less then safe area in a dingy, warehouse feeling space. It’s extremely cold in the store so bundle up. The employees are rude and pretty much nonexistent, if you need help in the store you won’t find it. The items are mostly things you can find at hobby lobby but for half the price. The only possible thing I found slightly appealing were the area rugs. They look pretty but be prepared to dig through mounds of chaos to see any of them. No order, no samples, just stacked heavy rugs. I won’t be back, I’d rather drive to the very out of my way hobby lobby in Canton then give this place my business again.

This store has anything you may need. From pictures you can hang on the wall to a pitcher you would serve juice in, you can find it here.
I came «just to look around» and walked out spending $ 60. They have a little bit of everything and you can furnish/​decorate any room from the dining to the garage.
Candles, bed spreads, mirrors, Christmas trees, teaspoons, pots, glasses, etc. It’s basically a Bed, Bath and Beyond, but more reasonable prices…
The store is huge and there is plenty of parking! I can’t wait to go back!

Huge home décor warehouse store. Furniture, holiday decorations, pillows, rugs, organizers, and all manner of random knick-​knacks. Feels like a warehouse version of Bed Bath and Beyond, with cheaper stuff. Prices are unbelievably low, but it appears most of it’s made in China.
They’ve only been open two weeks, so it’s pretty quiet. Hope it’s the start of a new life for that shopping center…