Home Decor in Rochester Hills, MI

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  1. 882 South Rochester Road, Rochester Hills MI 48307

    4.8 Superb 89 reviews

    “Our class was well organized, fun, and the staff were so kind and helpful! I thoroughly enjoyed working on my project. Whether you are a beginner or an expert there is truly something for everyone!”

  2. 1032 South Rochester Road, Rochester Hills MI 48307

    4.1 Good 231 reviews

    “I visit yesterday Gardener white and as soon I get in John He was the sales person who helped me and he was very helpful and follow up with me thank you for John and I appreciate you and thanks a lot”

  3. 2949 S Rochester Rd, Rochester Hills MI 48307

    4.3 Superb 45 reviews

    “Jennifer was such a great person to deal with, she was so informed and gave us a full tour of each product and explained what it does and what we should in our last purchase and our future purchases. Highly recommend brand and Jennifer is a person should talk to for your sleep solutions. Thank you Jennifer”

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  5. 268 North Adams Road, Rochester Hills MI 48309

    3.2 Average 70 reviews

    “Must’ve been my lucky day. Craig was able to locate the item I was looking for from a brief description ever the phone. The team onsite was nice, they helped me loading it all to the car, and I had everything at home in no time. Thank you Craig and team!”

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