Home Decor in Indio, CA

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  1. 80126 CA-111 Ste 4, Indio CA 92201

    4.7 Superb 23 reviews

    “We had our patio chairs reupholstered with Sunbrella fabric and they look better now than they did when they were new. Quality workmanship and great customer service.”

  2. 42625 Jackson Street, Indio CA 92203

    4.2 Good 102 reviews

    “I love all Tractor Supply Co. Stores ive been to many different ones all over different states for my dog They always have great prices and great customer service at every one”

  3. 42225 Jackson Street, Indio CA 92203

    4 Good 158 reviews

    “Always a great place to look! My grandson came for month from Midwest. Being in SoCal he needed shoes and clothes for the weather. I was able to get clogs, sneakers, 4 shorts, and 5 shirts for about $50!! Very pleased! This location is clean and not cluttered. Friendly people. My favorite location in Coachella Valley!”

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  5. 82154 CA-111, Indio CA 92201

    3.9 Good 111 reviews

    “This place is fantastic for clothes, backpacks, cologne, and those special kitchen items. I always enjoy wandering around, discovering amazing deals and unique finds.”

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