Home Decor in San Fernando, CA

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  1. 812 North Maclay Avenue, San Fernando CA 91340

    4.7 Superb 51 reviews

    “Stumbled upon Alfonso’s Furniture accidentally and could not be more glad we did. They not only offer a wide selection of furniture, but their customer service and kindness is unmatched. I’d recommend them to anyone looking to furnish their home !”

  2. 14701 Rinaldi Street, San Fernando CA 91340

    3.9 Good 143 reviews

    “Great prices on new items from kitchen and bath to clothes and makeup. I am usually a thrift shop shopping kind of girl, mostly because of the prices and unique funds. However I was happily surprised when I stumbled upon DD’s discount store! I thought it was a thrift store but it’s actually a store similar to Burlington or Ross, but IMO with more options and better prices. I was looking specifically for something to put in my shower to hold all those bottles. I did find it, and also walked out with new sheets, window curtains and a cute tank top all very affordable!”

  3. 1004 San Fernando Rd, San Fernando CA 91340

    3.3 Good 59 reviews

    “I love the customer service. I work with Victor very professional and welcoming. I highly recommend this place ⭐ ⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐”

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