Home Decor in Pittsburg, CA

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  1. 1251 California Avenue Ste 100, Pittsburg CA 94565

    5 Superb 12 reviews

    “My beautiful Grey cabinets with custom made wine rack. Included is my ugly before picture for comparison. Ming at Ideal Home Decor Center in Pittsburgh was super attentive. Store is located behind Starbucks and not easily visible.”

  2. 2000 North Park Boulevard, Pittsburg CA 94565

    3.8 Good 145 reviews

    “I just love, love this store. Their jeans are great. They have sizes I didn't even know existed such as 13, 15, 17. And the material they use is really nice. It's the stretchy, soft kind. They have name brand bras like B. Luxe, Vanity fair & underwear By Juicy couture, Bebe. They have clothes for men & kids. It's like Ross's. Parking is good & the prices are very reasonable. I don't like driving very far but I will drive anywhere for this store.”

  3. 4607 Century Boulevard, Pittsburg CA 94565

    3.4 Good 149 reviews

    “Did not find any cloths I liked, and the shoes are very limited. They also have sheets and towels, some kitchen utensils and cleaning supplies. I spent most of my time in the small auto section where they have some tools and seat covers that I may be going back for. Getting the right seems like a stroke of luck, but you can always return them if they dont fit.”

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