Home Decor near Point Reyes Station, CA

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  1. 11101 CA-1 Suite 201, Point Reyes Station CA 94956

    5 Superb 71 reviews

    “I bought my first set of flannel sheets and duvet cover close to a year ago and they are fabulous. Cozy, easy cleaning and durable, plus such lovely design and color scheme. Crawling into them reminds me of the best sleep you can recall as a child in new sheets. The store is well stocked and displays are nicely put together. Nora was a delight to speak with and the staff in general are fabulous with their service.”

  2. 11275 CA-1, Point Reyes Station CA 94956

    5 Superb 16 reviews

    “There are three gift shops in Point Reyes Station; of the three I would say this is the most high-end-focused. Lovely artisan goods, higher price point than zuma, some very unique jewelry, filagree, linens, books. Just an amazing treat to be at.”

  3. 2000 Nicasio Valley Rd, Nicasio CA 94946

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “The handmade wooden bowl we got from Nicasio Woodworks is one of our favorite things in the house! So beautifully crafted, and it makes it even better knowing we’re supporting a small business. Would definitely recommend checking out their pieces!”

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