Home Decor in Murphys, CA

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  1. 460 CA-4, Murphys CA 95247

    4.9 Superb 20 reviews

    “We've bought a few thing from Murphys Home Outfitters over the years, from some nice cloth napkins to a large mission style entertainment unit. They have a great selection of furniture in the store and can also show you many options that can be ordered. Beverly is cheerful, helpful and very knowledgeable.”

  2. 3353 E, 3353 CA-4 Suite A, Murphys CA 95247

    4.8 Superb 42 reviews

    “I had one bowl that was my absolute favorite. The shape, size, and weight were prefect and so it was constantly in the sink or dishwasher. I took the bowl to Quyle Kilns and asked them to make eight of the same bowl. Not only did they reproduce the bowl, they made them more beautiful than the original. I don't usually get emotional about my dishes, but I am in love with my new set of bowls!”

  3. 457 Algiers St, Murphys CA 95247

    4.8 Superb 103 reviews

    “WE JUST VISITED THE SPICE TIN IN MURPHY’S AND BOUGHT THE MOST DELICIOUS INSTANT PASTA MEALS! TIBERINO SPICY PENNETTE “ARRABBIATA” AND LINGUINE “SORRENTO” LINGUINE TOMATO & BASIL. I JUST ORDERED MORE OF BOTH OF THESE AND THEY ARE GOING TO MAIL IT TO ME. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. GREAT STORE TO VISIT. YOU WON’T BE DISAPPOINTED!”

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