Home Decor in Lake Worth, FL

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  1. 1610 South Federal Hwy, Delray Beach FL 33483

    4.8 Superb 104 reviews

    “We have purchased numerous pieces of furniture from Outside the Box, all of which are excellent quality and timeless. The PBG storefront is beautiful and the staff are professional and friendly.”

  2. 8955 Lantana Road, Lake Worth FL 33467

    4.3 Superb 79 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree location is in a corner spot that looks like an old CVS or Walgreens prior. Very large inside and stocked well. Plenty of seasonal items + the normal dollar tree items. Can not complain. We found gardening items, party supplies, baskets, and easter items easy (what we came in for). Thanks for a pleasant trip.”

  3. 6308 Lantana Road, Lake Worth Beach FL 33463

    3.6 Good 123 reviews

    “This Ross Dress for Less location is one of my go‑to spots when I’m looking for good deals without spending a ton. The store is usually well organized, and I can always find something new every time I stop by. The staff is helpful when you need them, and checkout moves pretty quickly even when it’s busy. They’ve got a solid mix of clothes, shoes, and home items, and the prices make it easy to grab a few extra things without feeling guilty. Overall, it’s a reliable place to shop when you want variety and value in one stop.”

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