The store is launching House of HomeGoods, a getaway opportunity that will likely inspire the inner interior designer in you. Consumers can book a weekend stay throughout the fall at the countryside home in Hudson Valley, New York for the exceptional value of $29.99 per night—just as affordable as a trip to HomeGoods! Per the press release sent to Parade, “This bookable getaway offers consumers a chance to discover something new by tapping into the treasure hunt experience HomeGoods shoppers know and love with a transformed stay for each visit.” “At HomeGoods, our customers enjoy exploring the aisles of endless finds that leave them feeling inspired after every shopping trip, all made possible by our incredible value,” said Sarah Ajamian, Manager of Marketing, HomeGoods. “We’re excited to offer consumers this bookable getaway that transforms with each stay to create a truly unique experience for guests, just like shopping at HomeGoods.” You can book now through October 15, with new bookings released daily at 12:00 PM (ET) / 9:00 AM (PT) at HomeGoods.com/HouseofHomeGoods. The home will be transformed each week with new decor paired with unique experiences and activities. The first weekend (Oct 21-23) will lean into creativity, offering a colorful oasis. The following weekend (Oct 28-30) is set to be an autumnal affair that provides cozy fall comforts to “awaken senses and spark festivity.” The third weekend (Nov 4-6) will take a cue from nature and embrace the outdoors, indoors, leaning into the Hudson Valley ambiance. And finally, the last weekend (Nov 11-13) will embrace the charm of a rural European town for those who fancy themselves explorers. Guests will be able to take home a selection of their favorite finds to “reimagine their own spaces.” Don’t wait too long to book this once-in-a-lifetime experience! More Pop Culture:
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