Home Decor in Worcester, MA

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  1. 97 Webster Street, Worcester MA 01603

    5 Superb 56 reviews

    “Beautiful store, incredible selection, and very reasonable prices. I met the owner During my first visit, he was so nice and welcoming. I’ve visited many mineral shops and this is definitely one of the best.”

  2. 435 Chandler St, Worcester MA 01602

    5 Superb 13 reviews

  3. 138 Green Street Suite 3, Worcester MA 01604

    4.7 Superb 202 reviews

    “This is such a fun store! I got a few new house plants and ceramic vases. I loved how whimsical everything was and I swear I could have spent another hour just looking at all the details around the store. Such a cool trip!”

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  5. 540 Pleasant Street, Worcester MA 01602

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “AJ Robbin’s is the only store I recommend for decorator wall coverings . I send all my customers there and they are very pleased with the service and quality of their products .”

  6. 6 Fremont Street, Worcester MA 01603

    4.3 Superb 6 reviews

    “Wow what an incredible selection of handmade lanterns of a huge variety. Worked with me to find the perfect post lantern in a reasonable timeline for my project. Couldn’t be happier.”

  7. 490 Lincoln Street, Worcester MA 01605

    3.9 Good 478 reviews

    “Sales person was helpful, knowledgeable and not set on selling us the most expensive thing in the store. Serge listened to us explain what we needed, showed us options, and made the process easy.”

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