Home Decor in Albany, GA

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  1. 1223 North Westover Boulevard, Albany GA 31707

    4.7 Superb 257 reviews

    “Ashia was one of the friendliest and kindest salesperson that I have had the experience of working with. If you are in the surrounding areas and have need of furnishings, please come to the Albany Ga store and request her. Thanks Ashia for your help.”

  2. 2100 North Slappey Boulevard, Albany GA 31701

    4.6 Superb 66 reviews

    “This place was absolutely amazing! Unlike any antique store I've ever been in. My husband and I were there today for an hour walking through, its like the shop never ended and it was stocked to the brim with beautiful things. My favorite was the Mystery Boxes on the bottom level to the right. I bought a decent sized $6 mystery box and got way more than my moneys worth (pictured). I live quite far away but I'll be trying to come back soon.”

  3. 2709 Dawson Rd, Albany GA 31707

    4.5 Superb 172 reviews

    “Arts and crafts cheap I did a little Christmas shopping there most things are on sale easy parking if you ask for help with something they were willing and knowledgeable about where things are”

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  5. 2800 Old Dawson Rd, Albany GA 31707

    4 Good 133 reviews

    “I have found $125 brand name jeans- for $12. Bought every pair in my size. They also have unique home decorating items and cooking utensils and frying pans that are great quality and priced nicely.”

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