Leave it to HomeGoods. Everyone’s go-to store for household necessities knows how to stay relevant in NYC.
HomeGoods has created a fascinating art installation in Long Island City where 300 house lamps have been placed at various levels to resemble the Manhattan skyline.
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The stunning installation is part of the brand’s “Go Finding” campaign which says that “at HomeGoods you don’t go shopping, you go finding.”
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The installation can be seen at Hunter’s Point South Park until Saturday, May 19.
featured image source: Instagram / HomeGoods
