Furniture Stores in Palm Harbor, FL

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  1. 30950 US Hwy 19 N, Palm Harbor FL 34684

    5 Superb 190 reviews

    “Bill Guion was amazing while we made our purchase. We elected to pick the furniture up at the warehouse and Owen was outstanding as well! Exemplary service! We will be back!”

  2. 32170 US-19, Palm Harbor FL 34684

    4.8 Superb 204 reviews

    “Kate was extremely knowledgeable, showed us a variety of mattresses and pillows to fit our expectations, They had a good selection of brands and mattresses to test . We had a great experience, and highly recommend them.”

  3. 31594 US Hwy 19 North, Palm Harbor FL 34684

    4.7 Superb 215 reviews

    “Steve was awesome. He was able to help is find what we wanted at an outstanding price. If you go in store, ask for Steve! They will have everything you need and more.”

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  5. 33136 US Hwy 19 N, Palm Harbor FL 34684

    4.9 Superb 28 reviews

    “Bill was amazing designer and knew exactly what we wanted, the install team was awesome and right on time! We enjoyed Bill's service that we gave his name to our neighbors the Lombardo's and now they are getting cabinets for their villa! Do you have a referral system in place? Mark and Darlene Parvin!”

  6. 34088 US Hwy 19 N, Palm Harbor FL 34684

    4 Good 105 reviews

    “They've done a fantastic job of showcasing the items that come in for consignment but also adding new additions to choose from. I always stop by here first before I make any home purchases. 10 out 10 stars”

  7. 900 East Lake Road South, Palm Harbor FL 34685

    3.9 Good 215 reviews

    “I like this Target location. They have a decent amount of employees available to help when needed and typically have enough registers open, both self and with cashier's. They have a large selection of products including groceries.”

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