Home Decor near Canton, IL

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  1. 405 S 5th Ave, Canton IL 61520

    4.9 Superb 35 reviews

    “Great place to shop for various gifts, decor, candles, seasonal items, women's clothing and jewelry. The store is much bigger inside than one would think, looking at it from the road. The owner greeted me when I came in, was helpful and helped me build my stock of gifts for my wife and daughter. Well kept, stocked, clean and appealing; I was impressed. Lots of things to choose from. Prices I paid and saw on most things were reasonable, as well. ?”

  2. 30 W Elm St, Canton IL 61520

    4.6 Superb 39 reviews

    “These candles are wonderful! The only complaint that I have is “after”I placed my on line order there was a note that said due to holiday rush allow 2 1/2 weeks shipping. I just wish that the 2 1/2 week shipping time was posted on the home page and not after I placed my order. Otherwise the candles are great & smell fantastic!”

  3. 631 West Fulton Street, Farmington IL 61531

    5 Superb 16 reviews

    “George & Sue were wonderful to work with and produced exactly what I was looking for. They made changes when I asked and communicated every time I had a question. I love my art. Thank you.”

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