Home Decor in Flushing, NY

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  1. 42-31 College Point Boulevard, Flushing NY 11355

    4.7 Superb 45 reviews

    “Michael was an amazing help. There was no pressure, he took his time to explain his options, what would work and wouldn’t work for my space, and created a very welcoming atmosphere. They have a nice collection of lights and they are reasonably priced too. Highly recommended. Will be back for future projects!”

  2. 41-02 Delong Street, Flushing NY 11355

    3.9 Good 12 reviews

    “The friendly people working the showroom helpfully answered all of my questions about their extensive selection of affordable, contemporary furniture. Also, they have the best deal on "racing"/"gaming" style office chairs on- or off-line. Highly recommended.”

  3. 41-47 Main Street, Flushing NY 11355

    3.6 Good 28 reviews

    “Very nice place, good products, best pillow I've ever had haha Seriously, I've not had such a good night sleep in years! Thanks, folks! I'll be buying all my bedding stuff there from now on.”

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