Home Decor in Chestnut Hill, MA

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  1. 55 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill MA 02467

    4.1 Good 140 reviews

    “Alison was so helpful and sweet. We just moved into a new home and we have been struggling to organize our kitchen because the drawers are all very deep. Alison solved every problem we told her about immediately and gave us multiple options for solving it. She was also incredibly sweet and likable.”

  2. 199 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill MA 02467

    3.3 Good 99 reviews

    “I went to Crate & Barrel for help with a few things and had a great experience with one of the sales associates, who I believe was named Matt. He was incredibly kind, professional, and patient, and went above and beyond to help me with my registry and replace an item. He even helped me carry my purchases out to my car. I really appreciated his wonderful customer service!”

  3. 55 Boylston Street Suite 5540, Chestnut Hill MA 02467

    2.3 Poor 112 reviews

    “I can’t recommend Tia and Kristen at Pottery Barn enough! They were so helpful in finding everything I was looking for and made the entire process seamless, from browsing in the store to helping me get everything out to the car. They were both friendly, patient, and went above and beyond to make the experience easy and enjoyable. If you’re stopping by Pottery Barn, I highly recommend asking for Tia and Kristen, they’re wonderful!”

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