Home Decor in Buhl, ID

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  1. 116 Broadway Ave S, Buhl ID 83316

    5 Superb 20 reviews

    “To purchase any material and sometimes other suplies, I come here. They have so many cute options. Its often hard for me to decide with so many beautiful colors etc. Very good quality of material as well. I was informed the owner makes trips to Las Vegas to purchase the material. The owner is very nice and helpful. Some of her staff are not rude but could be a little more friendlier. The shop offers other assortments too. Such as home decor, kitchen decor, baby clothes/blankets/etc, candels, and more. Its a cute shop! From outside, it looks small but is actually quite spacious inside. IDR for certain, but I believe some of the other assortments are homemade or homecrafted by folks in their community. Extra info: if you pay with cash, its cheaper or you get a %. If you pay on their Etsy website its cheaper per yard as well for materials. ...I will be returning!”

  2. 115 Broadway Avenue South, Buhl ID 83316

    5 Superb 14 reviews

    “Oh my goodness!! What a place! If you are looking for a fabulous, eccletic, antique, artsy shop this is it!! Combine that with community centered activities it makes a great hang out as well. Highly recommended!!!!!”

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