Home Decor near Franconia, NH

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  1. 231 Main St Suite 1A, Franconia NH 03580

    3.8 Good 122 reviews

    “I’m a GH online shopper and found this store after I moved to NH. While it’s not big, it’s not that small either. It has a good mix of clothing and bedding. Only one clearance rack of clothing and two tables/racks of clearance bedding. The rest is regular tagged prices. I would only go if they had a sale of 50%+. The discount just applies to their regular priced items. You can check Google Updates tab to see what sale they have going. I went on 4th of July weekend when they had 60% off and that is a great deal on Asian Wrap nightgowns & gowns, as you usually cannot get them at that price online. That said the sizes of most of the clothes were limited. But I was able to get 3 dresses, nightgowns & robes and a pair of shoes. So the trip was worth it to me!”

  2. 55 Main St, Littleton NH 03561

    5 Superb 2 reviews

  3. 2011 Main St, Bethlehem NH 03574

    4.9 Superb 21 reviews

    “I so appreciate this store and gallery. Everything is beautiful, hand made, one of a kind. I found a wonderful illustrated book of poetry, that I treasure, but have been unable to find on line. I must return.”

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