Home Decor in Fairfield, CT

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  1. 300 Tunxis Hill Rd, Fairfield CT 06825

    4.2 Good 92 reviews

    “Really well laid out store, with very helpful staff. For some reason choosing tile is like choosing a college for your kids! Staff are so patient, helpful and knowledgeable.”

  2. 1530 Post Rd, Fairfield CT 06824

    4.3 Superb 28 reviews

    “Jane + Mercer is the best place to shop if you need any piece of clothing. The whole staff is helpful and kind but Chrissy has gone above and beyond any retail associate expectations I had. Each time I come in she is helpful in creating new outfits pulling pieces for me and just all around helping me build my closet! I don't know what I would do without her!! I drive almost an hour to this store because it's THAT GOOD! This store is amazing with so many unique and basic items and the price tag makes it even better.”

  3. 1499 Post Rd, Fairfield CT 06824

    5 Superb 20 reviews

    “Delighted to stumble across this store in a recent visit to Fairfield. It has a wonderful mis of home decor and accessories - all so well priced! I picked up some ornaments for gifts and have my eye on lots of other goodies for upcoming celebrations! Beautifully curated.”

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