Home Decor near Versailles, KY

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  1. 113 W Green St, Versailles KY 40383

    4.9 Superb 35 reviews

    “What a wonderful store and owners! We were visiting the area and stopped into this fantastic shop filled with local artists wares and picked up some trinkets for the kids. Low and behold when our daughter lost her favorite new toy we were in a bind, we couldn’t make it back to the store in time for closing to get a replacement. We called to inquire about purchasing a replacement over the phone and picking it up on the porch after hours. The owners were so nice, not only did they place it out after hours, but they wouldn’t even let us pay. I hope everyone realizes what a gem this place is and helps us pay back their generosity ten fold. Southern Hospitality at its best. Thank you for making our daughter’s day!”

  2. 161 North Main Street, Versailles KY 40383

    4.6 Superb 70 reviews

    “Really beautiful shop. So many lovely items. Good prices and great care has been taken to display everything beautifully. Really friendly staff and nice restored building. Definitely worth a visit”

  3. 138 East Main Street, Midway KY 40347

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

    “If you are looking for home decor, start here. Great selection of furniture, lamp, accessories and gift items. Wonderful accents for the home with a helpful and courteous staff. Fine linens and handsewn pillow are top quality.”

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