Home Decor near Peekskill, NY

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  1. 1831 Main St, Peekskill NY 10566

    4.3 Superb 73 reviews

    “I walked into the store late Friday night and was helped picking a fabric by a wonderful employee named DJ. There wasn't enough of the fabric for what I needed but DJ and the manager searched the nearby stores but still hard to find. They then helped me to make an online purchase. Thanks Joanne for hiring helpful people!”

  2. 3061 E Main St, Mohegan Lake NY 10567

    4.3 Superb 101 reviews

    “I haven’t been to HomeGoods in years since they closed the location in Mahopac. I stopped in on a whim today and was thoroughly impressed with the size of the store, the general organization, and just the sheer amount of selection.HomeGoods is a wonderful store to add some personality to your home. They have items that are unique enough and represent various aesthetics, but won’t go out of style soon. And it’s also great to see some of your more “basic” items (kitchenware, towels, etc) at lower costs than your average retailer.If you’re in the area on a lazy Sunday, stop in and do some window (or real) shopping—you’ll kill time and have a blast!”

  3. 3144 E Main St, Mohegan Lake NY 10547

    4.2 Good 90 reviews

    “They key is to go when they get new shipments because the stuff arrives in mostly perfect condition. We found a crazy insane deal on a marble top coffee table and an awesome floor lamp for our downstairs that I just finished renovating. Patrick who I believe is a manager was incredible and amazingly personable as was our super sweet cashier Karen. Lovely employees. Go during the day during the week when it isnt busy.”

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  5. 1040 NY-45, Pomona NY 10970

    4.3 Superb 80 reviews

    “This trip was one of so very many across the tenure of this shop. We lived here when it opened and welcomed its plants and interesting items across the seasons. But yesterday’s visit nearly resulted in a one star review. I was greeted with “I don’t know” from one team member and a follow up “try the shed” which I did to be told “do you have a phone try Google” and then a young man advised he was quite new and didn’t know about the plant zones. Given the primary business is a nursery one would hope this is basic onboarding. Ready to leave empty handed and ready to warn other potential shoppers to stay away, Anthony - the new guy, returned and was not only well informed having called his boss to get the right answer but professional and helpful. Tracey and Lainie (not certain in spellings) were the final push to give this a five star review. Know your industry please. Don’t ruin the reputation of a long-standing business through attitude. Or at the very least re-think your choice of working with people.”

  6. 125 Main St, Ossining NY 10562

    5 Superb 20 reviews

    “You will not find a better store in all of Westchester for beautiful, eclectic & elegant finds! From jewelry, clothing imported ceramics and the list goes on!! A must for your holiday shopping!!”

  7. 119 Main St, Cold Spring NY 10516

    4.6 Superb 55 reviews

    “We live in Florida but make it a point to stop in whenever we visit and see all of the beautiful items Tim brings in. Such quality, unique items- can’t wait to come back!”

  8. 1143 Pleasantville Rd, Briarcliff Manor NY 10510

    5 Superb 19 reviews

    “So happy to have such a nice gift shop nearby. They have unique, well made gifts / cards for every occasion. I especially love the custom embroidered bunny lovey as a new baby gift.”

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