Home Decor in Laguna Hills, CA

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  1. 23451 Avenida De La Carlota, Laguna Hills CA 92653

    4.8 Superb 201 reviews

    “I had a ceiling fan that was making an annoying low pitched humming sound and would not advance above Med speed. Matthew Merrifield was awesome. He worked with me over the phone on trouble shooting of the remote and transmitter. He sent me another transmitter but that was to no avail. I asked if there was anything left to change and he said not really. He set me up with a deal too good to be true. I would highly recommend Lamps Plus in Laguna Hills! Matt, I never got to meet you face to face but thank you for the awesome service.”

  2. 24001 El Toro Road, Laguna Hills CA 92653

    4.3 Superb 547 reviews

    “We had a great experience at Ashley Store with buying our new couch! Bill Breen was our sales guy, and he was awesome. He was very knowledgeable, he explained everything clearly, and he was super cool. They have a lot of great furniture at this location too. Highly recommend!”

  3. 23052 Lake Forest Dr E-2, Laguna Hills CA 92653

    2.7 Average 54 reviews

    “Enjoyable shopping experience! Great selection of furniture and competitive pricing! Experienced customer service! Very helpful and knowledgeable with no pressure to buy! I recommend everyone need furniture to buy your furniture from room and closet.”

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