Home Decor in Albany, CA

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  1. 847 Cornell Ave, Albany CA 94706

    5 Superb 32 reviews

    “A lovely and well curated little shop in Albany. Just steps from Solano Ave but easy to miss on a side street, this place is a delight. They have ceramics, incense, jewelry, perfumes, body wash, cards, small gifts. I think I saw granola, olive oil and a few cookbooks. They also have a good selection of gently used clothes, shoes, and bags. Kind people behind the counter. Just a wonderful place all round. I hope this store stays for a long time to come!”

  2. 1250 Solano Ave, Albany CA 94706

    5 Superb 9 reviews

    “Adorable little shop on Solano Ave., perfect spot for treating oneself or to shop for others! Products are beautifully displayed and tended to by shop owner Ada. My partner picked a "Nature Therapy" hat while I picked up a delicately floral scented perfume, we will definitely visit again!”

  3. 914A San Pablo Ave, Albany CA 94706

    5 Superb 6 reviews

    “Here's the deal, I don't know if someone closed the store or parents got stuck in Thailand . Hasn't answered phone. In 2 weeks or open when I go by . I hope and pray they are ok .Great store and great family”

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