Home Decor near Jackson, CA

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  1. 824 CA-49, Jackson CA 95642

    4.8 Superb 80 reviews

    “This place is so unique. Don’t hesitate to stop by and look. There is something for everyone. It was like touring a museum of outdoor garden art. I loved all the nostalgic items. Definitely reminiscing my childhood.”

  2. 156 Main Street, Jackson CA 95642

    3.5 Good 7 reviews

    “Fabulous places to shop, stuffed full of treasures, and knowledgeable vendors. Its very easy to spend lots of time here, and every time I go, there are more new an exciting finds!”

  3. 64 Main St, Sutter Creek CA 95685

    4.7 Superb 30 reviews

    “I purchased a Santa Music Box from this store and the service was amazing! I had it shipped to Canada and the whole process went extremely well. Thank you so much!!”

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  5. 80 Main Street, Sutter Creek CA 95685

    4.5 Superb 59 reviews

    “This is a lovely ship with many beautiful treasures and gift items. There is so much to see...and just when you think you're done, you step into the backyard and find so many beautiful varieties of well cared for plants. Loved my time here and will return. Great retail therapy!!!”

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