Home Decor in California, MD

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  1. 22599 MacArthur Blvd, California MD 20619

    4.7 Superb 91 reviews

    “Its not marshalls its so unshoppable they need to organize the shelfs and make it easy to shop i was recently there and i couldnt get to the candle i wanted because there was so much unnessassary items in the way and i picked up one item and 2 fell please get the store more shoppable for the consumer”

  2. 45315 Alton Lane, California MD 20619

    4.6 Superb 222 reviews

    “I love coming here when I have a project in mind because the selection is truly impressive. I can spend hours browsing the aisles and always seem to find unique materials that I didn't even know I needed. It is a great place to get creative, and I usually leave with more than I originally planned on buying!”

  3. 20854 Indian Bridge Rd, California MD 20619

    4.4 Superb 10 reviews

    “A beautiful shop! The photos really don’t do it justice. They have lots of local handmade furniture, glassware and art with some antiques mixed in. Price is what you would imagine for quality handmade pieces. It’s definitely worth a stop.”

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  5. 45225 Worth Ave, California MD 20619

    4.1 Good 115 reviews

    “I always find amazing deals here! The selection of clothes and accessories is impressive, and I love the thrill of hunting for hidden gems. The staff is friendly and helpful, making each visit a pleasant experience.”

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