Home Decor near Faribault, MN

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  1. 32 4th St NW, Faribault MN 55021

    4.6 Superb 17 reviews

    “Fun shop in downtown Faribault full of treasures for the whole family! Great prices and friendly staff. There is a variety of antiques & home decor. Found exactly what I was looking for and much, much more!”

  2. 6426 Frontage Rd W, Medford MN 55049

    4.8 Superb 120 reviews

    “Loved my experience as this location. Kaci was one of the best sales employees I've interacted with in a very long time. She did not try pushing me into something. She went out of her way to try to find exactly what I was looking for. She even told me to go check out the store next door to make sure there wasn't something I liked better knowing the commission wouldn't go to her at that point. She really went above and beyond what she needed to all to make sure I was happy with what I was getting. Very hard to find in this world anymore. 10/10 recommend Kaci and the team at Medford Ashley Furniture. Thank you for a wonderful experience!!”

  3. 6500 Frontage Rd W, Medford MN 55049

    4.7 Superb 133 reviews

    “Great experience! Staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and provided enough attention while giving enough space to shop around. Holly at the Medford location was the absolute best throughout the entire process!!! They also have a great team of delivery drivers who were on-time and professional, and the Customer Care team is easy to deal with if/when needed!”

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