Home Decor in Brandon, MB

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  1. 1885 18th Street North, Brandon MB R7C 1A6

    4.6 Superb 153 reviews

    “The whole experience with Jason at the store and helping me decided with a perfect living room set for my home was perfect! And the delivery service and the guys delivering did an exceptional job!”

  2. 945 24th Street, Brandon MB R7B 1Y5

    4.5 Superb 22 reviews

    “power went out last night around 8pm wasn't getting restored until 11pm. had the fire going and had a 9+ hr burn, this morning stirred up the coals and kept going.....love that Napoleon fireplace”

  3. 435 Rosser Avenue, Brandon MB R7A 1P6

    3.9 Good 55 reviews

    “I just want to say that Lottie was amazing, I was struggling to decide what fabric to get to make a patchwork hoodie. The options another employee gave to me wasn’t at all what I wanted to spend. Lottie came over, was interested in what I was doing and gave me a whole bunch of other options. I am so thankful and I just wanted to give my praise”

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  5. 925 18th Street North, Brandon MB R7A 7S1

    3.9 Good 162 reviews

    “such a wonderful experience with Harvneet, I honestly can’t express the happiness I felt when I saw the furniture for the first time after it was delivered. Everything looked even better than I imagined, and our home truly feels next level. A huge thank you to Harvneet for her patience, guidance, and amazing suggestions. We really appreciate all your help!”

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