Kirkland's Home — Local services in Livermore

We stopped in for the first time right before Thanksgiving to check out the holiday decor as everything we saw from outside the large picture windows was so inviting. We weren't greeted by the one employee we saw who was vacuuming, and that didn't bother us as we didn't need any assistance & wanted to browse every nook and cranny of this beautiful store. Glad it's kept so clean & everything is neatly and nicely arranged.

Store is beautifully staged, smells GREAT. We sniffed every scent at the candle display and the fragrance certainly wasn't coming from the mild scent of these unlit candles! Must've been some plug-in type air fresheners or fragrance pots throughout the store, but we didn't go looking. (They could sell a whole bunch of that stuff if it were available, and perhaps we'll ask the employee next time we stop by as we may have missed it!)

We all felt like kids in a candy store! Lots of "down home" type holiday decor, and various furniture pieces disbursed throughout the store to give shoppers a real life visual of how one's home could look if we all had the money to really deck those halls Kirkland-style! Prices are moderate, 30% off sales made merchandise more attractive. Clearance area in the back right corner had further discounts on a limited number of items, worth a quick look if looking for a bargain.

Not tons of stuff that's overwhelming, but still a vast selection of goods available. Everywhere we looked, space was filled with merchandise, even high up on the walls, good use of vertical space - John Muir would probably have approved!

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Kirkland's reminded us a bit of Pier One Imports (for those who remember that place) and Cost Plus. Both being more geared toward international merchandise, but the general concept is quite similar.

We felt that Kirkland's Home succeeded in inspiring the holiday spirit by tantalizing the senses - so much to see, smell, touch, and background music to hear. (Nothing to taste haha, but that's quite alright.) This place actually made us smile, we felt happy, and at home while wandering the store. Can't say that about most other shopping experiences, which are harried & stressful, especially this time of year. We'll...

I had been looking for a popular item and I called the store to see if the item is in stock. At this point they had been kind and professional. I was told to call back after 3, I was told that if I called back they could hold the item for me, so I did. I called back at the time I was told and then I was told they couldn’t place any of them on hold for me. “It’s first come first serve basis”. So I rushed out to the store and when I got there a younger woman with a bun (how I wish I got her name) told me she had just put the last 2 on hold for someone else. I explained the situation and how I was calling and she was really rude. It’s not ok the do something for some costumers and not for others. I was a regular here. Might have just been a communication thing but she was very rude. Disappointing and...

Went in the other day to look at the holiday stuff. I asked for the price of one of the pillows and the employee with the bright hair responded with a very rude tone. While I was waiting in line I overheard the customer infront of me asking if they had a restroom and her cashier responded with yes & told her where it was. When I went to pay next, I showed the cashier (older lady with dark hair) a coupon I had on my phone and before I could even finish my question she responded with “WE DONT TAKE ANY TYPES OF COUPONS!” I payed for my items and asked if I could use the restroom and she responded “I GUESS I can let you use it” Some of the employees seem like they discriminate against...