Home Decor near Basalt, CO

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  1. 361 Market St, Basalt CO 81621

    3.7 Good 13 reviews

    “Very fun and unique store with an amazing selection of clothes, jewelry, gifts and decorative items. Thank you, Holly & team, for helping me select the most adorable items - loving my new hollyann wardrobe!”

  2. 1676 Co Rd 100 Unit N-2, Carbondale CO 81623

    5 Superb 26 reviews

    “Vintage ski world is amazing! We are ERRU production, a production company that works with several different clients. Living in a ski town we have found that most of the brands we work with always want to show case the their brands with a vintage twist. Having access to these dated pieces has really helped us create the aesthetic our clients want! The staff is very organized and kind and helps you find everything from your flashy 80s one piece and chunky moon boots to your classy 40s to 50s chic ski attire. The owner has really created something beautiful here at VSW. This October they expanded to the space next door to them so now you can go shop with ease knowing what's available to rent, what's available for purchase and what is only a museum piece. This place is truly a goldmine for the next time you want to play dress up! Go check them out!”

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