HomeGoods, 7 Neponset St, Worcester, MA 01606, US

HistoryDidriks is an independent, locally owned business that first opened its doors in 2004. The Observatory Hill location, situated just northwest of Harvard Square on Concord Avenue in Cambridge, was originally located on the ground floor of the space and later added the lower level. The initial focus of the store was outdoor furniture, which gradually expanded to include all categories of homeware. From the start Didriks began to build a web presence, with online shopping destination didriks.com as well as a blog and social media platforms. In 2012 the Didriks corporation added local kitchen store Local Root under its umbrella, just down the street on Concord Avenue. This sister store shares the flagship's ideals of excellent customer service and quality home products with superb functional designs. In 2014 the owner opened additional locations of Didriks and Local Root at The Mill at Newton Lower Falls. Didriks continues to expand, constantly introducing new brands and desigSpecialtiesDidriks showcases fine outdoor furniture, tableware and home decor products by domestic and European brands. Items are selected with an eye for design and reliable functionality. Outdoor furniture by Barlow Tyrie is a prominent part of our business and we carry the entire line of teak, metal and woven furniture by this prominent British maker. Other brands and products include Chilewich placemats and floor mats, Libeco Home table linens and bed linens, Garnier-Thiebaut kitchen and table linens, Match Pewter tableware and home accents, iittala dinnerware and housewares, Royal Copenhagen dinnerware, Simon Pearce glassware and pottery, flatware from David Mellor, cookware from Mauviel, Le Creuset, All-Clad, Emile Henry, and Pillivuyt, Rosle cooking tools and utensils and much more. At Didriks we offer attentive, personalized service along with free shipping and gift wrapping. We also offer a comprehensive wedding registry both in store and online.

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