Home Decor in Tequesta, FL

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  1. 150 US-1 Suite 16, Tequesta FL 33469

    5 Superb 22 reviews

    “Super awesome Tiki shop. Ive bought some super rad mugs, glasses, pendants, books. They got everything you could want if you're a tiki enthusiast. Highly reccomend!”

  2. 387 Tequesta Dr Ste A STE B, Tequesta FL 33469

    4.6 Superb 18 reviews

    “We have been to many furniture stores in the area of Palm Beach and this by far is our favorite. Marie Antoinette is the owner and a lovely person with exquisite taste in furniture selection. She has something for everyone and was so helpful to us. From accessories to furniture to an awesome ladies boutique. You can't miss her pink building and her daughter runs her Tequesta store which is also lovely. We are going back to make a purchase today. Can't wait!”

  3. 304 Tequesta Drive Suite 200, Tequesta FL 33469

    3 Average 6 reviews

    “Beautiful fine linens! Very nice selections and decorating ideas, however it's the personal attention and experience of these ladies that keep me coming back! I've shopped around and you're either attacked or ignored by sales people, but not at Fine Linens! They have invaluable experience and the perfect personal touch!”

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