Home Decor in Winder, GA

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  1. 51 North Jackson Street, Winder GA 30680

    4.7 Superb 49 reviews

    “So many fun finds and treasures! Something for everyone and Heather is such a sweet person! I’ve bought some cute clothes here and have my eye on many more things. Bound to find something that brings back childhood memories. Great selection of local artwork as well.”

  2. 600 Atlanta Hwy NW, Winder GA 30680

    4.8 Superb 32 reviews

    “When I walked in I was greeted with a smile and ask how could I be helped. I was wanting to replace some lighting. I ask if they had someone that can help me pick out correct sizing and give me some ideas I was introduced to Heather she was terrific and very knowledgeable. I have new lights and we are loving the new look.”

  3. 64 East May St SuiteD, Winder GA 30680

    4.3 Superb 126 reviews

    “We bought a mattress here a year ago and had a fantastic experience. It was our first stop when we needed a second mattress and we had no need to shop anywhere else. EJ is awesome and we are very pleased. We will be back if we need anything else!”

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  5. 42 Piedmont Dr, Winder GA 30680

    5 Superb 15 reviews

    “Ashleigh at Sugar baby and love bug boutique is absolutely amazing! She does a little bit of everything, from painting parties, to customized home gifts, paparazzi jewelry, and sells all kinds of wonderful items! If you haven't been to her store yet, you are missing out! Go check her out!”

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