Home Decor in Plantation, FL

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  1. 1905 N Flamingo Rd Ste A, Plantation FL 33323

    4.5 Superb 333 reviews

    “Harrieth our sales lady is very knowledgeable. Very helpful in helping us choose our new dining table. Would definitely come back and have her help us with other furniture in the future. Thanks”

  2. 400 S University Dr, Plantation FL 33324

    4.3 Superb 184 reviews

    “Had a very good experience shopping here for home furniture. The staff were friendly and helped me choose pieces that matched my interior. Prices were fair, delivery was smooth, and the quality feels strong and well made.”

  3. 800 West Broward Boulevard, Plantation FL 33388

    4.2 Good 32 reviews

    “Had the best experience. Shyenne and Lily were so helpful with my shopping experience. I ended up getting the bracelets and necklaces of my dreams. They were the nicest ever!!!”

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  5. 8319 West Sunrise Boulevard, Plantation FL 33322

    3.7 Good 56 reviews

    “Large parking lot. Handicap wheelchair spaces. Went looking for a hooded sweatshirt for an upcoming trip. The store is large with mens and womens clothing arranged on racks. There are shoes and other items available. No hooded sweatshirts or running jackets with hood were in stock. Good variety of long sleeve and short sleeve shirts. Pants and shorts were on the racks. So after looking at what was available , I will have to go to another location to find what I wanted to buy.”

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