Home Decor in Jasper, IN

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  1. 3870 North Newton Street, Jasper IN 47546

    4.5 Superb 48 reviews

    “Store is clean and well maintained, staff are friendly and professional. They have a good selection of household items, clothes, accessories, etc decor and knick knacks. Unfortunately Ross is no exception to the economic decline and they appear to be slowly raising their overall prices as well, it's not necessarily dress for less anymore - but that's not the fault of the staff by any means.”

  2. 509 Main St, Jasper IN 47546

    4.5 Superb 13 reviews

    “Fun lil shop w high end brands. If you want that elegant look & fabulous fabric this is your stop. Don't forget the quality & friendly staff. These gals are the sweetest.”

  3. 704 Main Street, Jasper IN 47546

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

    “There really aren't enough stars in the universe to rate Corbins! I've been a customer for many years and my latest project was the most trying for me yet! Jilliane and her team knocked it out of the park! She was steady, professional, and spot on with her style picks! I literally could not have done this without her guidance and expertise. My entire space is adorned with Corbins quality. From the luxe window treatments to the organic modern furniture. I'm beyond pleased. Thank you Corbins A+++++!”

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