Home Decor near Harvard, IL

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  1. 10308 US-14, Harvard IL 60033

    4.9 Superb 30 reviews

    “The inside of the large barn is all redone into a specialty shop of handmade steel products for mostly outdoor products that are very unique and clever. The main home is unbelievable in its outside appearance. The owner stated they are restoring it to its originality when possible.”

  2. 158 Fontana Blvd, Fontana-On-Geneva Lake WI 53125

    5 Superb 47 reviews

    “Friendly staff, owner usually in store, fabulous, interesting products. I love to stop in for just the right hostess gift. Great for home furnishings, baby and children’s gifts. Always seasonally decked out, chic in-store events, new merch!”

  3. 543 Valley View Dr Suite 1, Fontana-On-Geneva Lake WI 53125

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    “High-end home goods: Furniture, decor, re-upholstery. Products are all related homes on a Lake. Very impressive presentation of furniture groups. High quality. Many unique items.High priced.Recommend.”

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  5. 202 N Main St, Walworth WI 53184

    4.7 Superb 69 reviews

    “Our favorite go-to for gifts, browsing beautiful furniture, and the most adorable clothing! This charming store has it all…with a gem of an owner! Stacey always greets with the most welcoming smile, eager to assist her customer’s needs! A forever customer!! ❤️”

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