Home Decor in Canton, CT

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  1. 163 Albany Turnpike #600, Canton CT 06019

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “This was a beautiful shop, curated in every detail by its owners Kathleen and her husband. I stumbled across it after having a bagel at the blue house: so happy I did! I love all their treasures and brought home to nyc a beautiful vase and lovely butterfly pin that will adorn my autumn jackets. Thank you Kathleen for being so kind and welcoming your love and passion for what you do where contagious!”

  2. 135 Albany Turnpike, Canton CT 06019

    4.5 Superb 83 reviews

    “Mark Meadows was our salesman and he went above and beyond what salesmen usually do, including meeting the delivery truck at our home and helping these two old folks to make the bed! Don't think we've ever experienced such amazing service. Thanks Mark.”

  3. 10 Depot Street, Canton CT 06019

    4.5 Superb 148 reviews

    “I love this place. Nestled in an old factory to boot, you have two floors and so much variety. They have some really great antiques and let me tell you they know the worth of these antiques too. My husband and I loved coming here. Highly highly recommended.”

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