Home Decor in Walnut, CA

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  1. 585 N Grand Ave, Walnut CA 91789

    4.5 Superb 147 reviews

    “This is by far my favorite Home Goods, and I have two which are closer to me . For me, it is worth the drive. This store is always clean and well organized. I especially like the dishes, by color, along the long outside wall. Unlike other HG, it is calm, and the aisle are easy to navigate. It doesn't feel over stuffed. Kudos to management, and staff!”

  2. 4106 S College Ave #101, Fort Collins CA 80525

    4.2 Good 237 reviews

    “Very nice worker in crafts and the girl working the fabric counter was absolutely wonderful and such a big help! Cashier was very rude but overall wonderful experience.”

  3. 21508 Baker Pkwy, Walnut CA 91789

    3.5 Good 57 reviews

    “Be careful of the construction! I had to use a different map then my truckers app to get here because there's some sections, of the streets are shut down because of the construction.Pretty easy to get in and the gentleman with the long hair seem very nice. They're open weekends but for a very short time.***ATTENTION:*** Truck drivers there is a smokey gray color door, with a bell to ring, by dock # 9 that's where you go to check in.”

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