Home Decor near Saint Clair, MI

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  1. St, 201 North Riverside Ave E2, Saint Clair MI 48079

    5 Superb 20 reviews

    “Although they moved to Marine City at The Mariner, I cannot WAIT to dress my new Fall sweatshirt up with some dark jeans and boots for the fall. Absolutely love everything I buy at Blackbird 🥰”

  2. 500 Fred W Moore Hwy, St Clair MI 48079

    4.6 Superb 12 reviews

    “Love our new table and chairs. Definitely recommend this local business if you are looking for home furnishings. Lots of choices and everything is Amish made and they do beautiful work. They also carry patio furniture that will last a lifetime. Check it out, you won’t be disappointed.”

  3. 334 South Water Street, Marine City MI 48039

    4.9 Superb 43 reviews

    “I purchased some Dixie belle paint products from here this week. Jessica the owner was so helpful! She spent such a long time with me explaining the items I would need to achieve the look I was trying to do. I will continue to buy my paint products from this store. The store is beautiful!!!!”

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  5. 1164 Gratiot Boulevard, Marysville MI 48040

    4.7 Superb 49 reviews

    “Love this adorable store, so many different things, & new hand crafted item as well, great sales up to 75% off as well. Will visit store again! This was our 1st trip here.”

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