Home Decor in Longwood, FL

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  1. 238 W Marvin Ave #102, Longwood FL 32750

    5 Superb 85 reviews

    “Doors by MJ Mogul Recently, I purchased a freestanding doorway from India. It’s about 150 years old in solid teak. It has the most interesting patina of years of painting and repainting. We installed it in our garden as an art feature that also functions as a screen for the hot water heater and electric panel. We are so delighted with the result, and everyone who sees it is fascinated by its beauty. Working with MJ was so easy. He and his wife provided a live video of choices, and I was able to see what I was purchasing, firsthand. The cost was very reasonable and the delivery across the country came blanket wrapped. If anyone is looking for decorative doors, I highly recommend Doors by MJ Mogul.”

  2. 1051 Bennett Dr #121, Longwood FL 32750

    5 Superb 13 reviews

  3. 134 Baywood Ave, Longwood FL 32750

    5 Superb 22 reviews

    “Catherine S thank you so much for your amazing customer service, for answering my questions and being so patient with me. I looked at 2 other companies and your service was top notch I am sold. Thank you for being so personable, cant wait to see my rug!!!!”

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