Home Decor in Flowood, MS

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  1. 1949 US-80, Flowood MS 39232

    4.7 Superb 77 reviews

    “Ross Furniture has very friendly helpful staff that greets you as you enter and helps you until you have found whatever you need. The furniture and accessories are incredibly beautiful but a little pricey. I loved almost everything about this place.”

  2. 100 Dogwood Boulevard, Flowood MS 39232

    4.6 Superb 136 reviews

    “Absolutely love HomeGoods. Such a fun place and you always bump into someone you know. Large selection of great items to choose from. Located at Dogwood on Lakeland drive.”

  3. 213 Promenade Boulevard Ste A, Flowood MS 39232

    4.6 Superb 49 reviews

    “Kirklands home is a great place to shop for home decor and is equally known for its great selection of home air fresheners and smell goods. They have a large variety of products. Their customer service is great. The atmosphere is very nice also.”

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  5. 210 Promenade Boulevard, Flowood MS 39232

    4.2 Good 379 reviews

    “Joseph helped us like we were family for an hour. Went back several days later and Corey completed our selection and transaction promptly, all with no pressure and no upselling.”

  6. 240 Ridge Way, Flowood MS 39232

    3.9 Good 178 reviews

    “You can find quality clothing for a fraction of the original price. You will also find name brand and up-to-date styles as well. You don't have to spend a lot of money to dress well.”

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