Home Decor in Key West, FL

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  1. 218 Whitehead St, Key West FL 33040

    5 Superb 66 reviews

    “Kirby’s closet was the best shop in Key West. It was so much fun to shop, her prices made sense, Boomer the shop dog was so welcoming and Kirby helped me find the perfect dress and matching purse for an upcoming wedding. This shop is a “must go” if you are planning a trip to Key West!”

  2. Earthbound Trading Co, 402 Duval Street, Key West FL 33040

    4.6 Superb 110 reviews

    “Janiece was the freaking best!!! She let me know about deals going on and put an extension on a bracelet so I could wear it as a necklace! Super helpful and kind. Thank u!!”

  3. 600 Frances Street, Key West FL 33040

    5 Superb 21 reviews

    “Oh my word! Amazing decor! Stop here first before you go souvenir shopping! Amazingly beautiful gifts! And Julia is a such a love! She was knowledgeable about all the items I asked about! A truly beautiful soul! Pun intended!”

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  5. 2750 North Roosevelt Boulevard, Key West FL 33040

    3.8 Good 160 reviews

    “This store is conveniently located and can be a great place to find fantastic deals if you’re willing to take the time to look. However, I had some difficulty finding prices, as several items were not marked. Assistance was also hard to find, and some tags or hanger sizes appeared to be mismatched. Overall, I found the staff could be friendlier, though there were a few positive exceptions.”

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