Home Decor in Geneseo, IL

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  1. 200 S State St, Geneseo IL 61254

    5 Superb 34 reviews

    “My husband surprised me with the most beautiful bouquet today! They were so easy to work with, he explained what he wanted, gave them his budget and they whipped this up in no time. Proudly displaying them at the bookstore today❤”

  2. 104 N State St, Geneseo IL 61254

    5 Superb 16 reviews

    “My wife loves this place. Lots of neat decor. It's always changing with the seasons. Friendly staff. Make sure to check out the dungeon during the fall season.”

  3. 208 S State St, Geneseo IL 61254

    4.4 Superb 53 reviews

    “Great shop with all kinds of fun things. Wall hangings, paintings, too many things to mention. Friendly employees. They recognized my wife our last name from her liking their posts and commenting on their posts on Facebook. Definitely if you're in the area and want a better than normal Christmas present, this is your place.”

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  5. 203 E Exchange St, Geneseo IL 61254

    4.3 Superb 10 reviews

    “Tired of buying the same thing as your neighbor in those mega stores? Take a quick trip to Geneseo, IL! You will be greeted with kindness! Very helpful and love to teach!”

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