Home Decor in Southbury, CT

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  1. 142 Main St N, Southbury CT 06488

    5 Superb 14 reviews

    “Let me start by saying, if I could give this review 10 stars I would! Kim at S&B was professional and personable and made our home a warm and comfortable place to be. Her interior design skills are unmatched and, almost effortlessly, she was able to capture my vision and bring it to life. In addition, she was able to incorporate my sentimental pieces into my current style, something I struggled with for years!Both of her store locations offer a great variety of quality home furnishings and accessories - definitely worth making an appointment to see. I would recommend Kim’s services to all - Kim not only creates with her eyes, but with her heart!”

  2. 775 Main Street South, Southbury CT 06488

    4.6 Superb 83 reviews

    “Stopped by yesterday and had a good look around.Barnes and Nobles,J Crew outlet and Blue Fig restaurant impressed.Nice selection of stores in convenient Southbury location.”

  3. 775 Main St S, Southbury CT 06488

    4.2 Good 87 reviews

    “Had just what I wanted at a terrific price. A bulky item with glass shelves. Associate removed the shelves, bagged them separately and held all items so I was able to load them into my car at store's door. Great service.”

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