Home Decor in Frisco, CO

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  1. 176 Copper Cir, Frisco CO 80443

    5 Superb 18 reviews

    “I don't expect a gift shop at a ski resort to be this nice! Good mix of interesting local products (ceramics, etc.), souvenir clothing, stickers, and wall hangings. Prices seemed reasonable. Service was exceptional. Worth a look!”

  2. 695 Summit Blvd, Frisco CO 80443

    5 Superb 9 reviews

    “We have purchased a number of items from Lilli's and could not be happier with the quality of the products and the service Denise provides. Love the small town store with big city items at a very affordable price. Denise is always such a help for those of us who are design challenged. Headed there today to rework a flower arrangement.”

  3. 725 10 Mile Dr, Frisco CO 80443

    4.8 Superb 68 reviews

    “I was pleased to find some Danish reclining dining chairs at iFurnish. Before buying them I checked a number of other stores including Denver, nobody else had anything like them. Tony was very helpful putting together an order for custom colors. The chairs took much longer to arrive than expected, but iFurnish kept me updated and made good accomodations for the delay, including loaner chairs. Some frustrations with the manufacturer delay but really pleased with these unique chairs and iFurnish's service.”

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