Home Decor in Commack, NY

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  1. 6227 Jericho Tpke, Commack NY 11725

    5 Superb 21 reviews

    “No other store has the lighting selection and knowledge that Dinette and Lighting Plaza has. We wasted time going into Bayshore, Huntington, and Jericho. Dinette and Lighting Plaza was our first stop and we found out there was no reason to leave. Just shop and buy your chandelier here.”

  2. 4 Henry Street, Commack NY 11725

    4.4 Superb 109 reviews

    “Good selection at various price points. One of the sales associates, Danny, gave us a thorough and super helpful run through of different products which made our decision process much simpler. We left very happy and with a great price!”

  3. 4A Henry St, Commack NY 11725

    4.2 Good 106 reviews

    “Would like to say this location and the customer care is awesome. Ms. Laura is very helpful and friendly. Very welcoming which makes you feel like going there. Thanks Ms. Laura for the wonderful experience!!!!”

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  5. 124 Veterans Memorial Highway, Commack NY 11725

    4.2 Good 213 reviews

    “My wife likes it a lot. If she likes it, then, I like it too. She finds what she is looking for and every time she comes back to the car she comes smiling. I like that. So, thank Hobby lobby.”

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