Home Decor in Port Washington, NY

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  1. 298 Main Street Suite 300, Port Washington NY 11050

    4.9 Superb 20 reviews

    “The most special, magical boutique. Every visit to Painting with Flowers is an experience within itself. Numerous beautiful, luxurious gifts for anyone. My favorite store. :-)”

  2. 2 Channel Dr, Port Washington NY 11050

    4.2 Good 44 reviews

    “We were delighted to discover this outlet! There are so many treasures to discover there. We found the perfect set of stools at a bargain. The service was wonderful.”

  3. 309 Main Street, Port Washington NY 11050

    4.3 Superb 10 reviews

    “One of my favorites shops for furniture, home decor and accessories. The owner, Susan, has an amazing eye for design. Love working with her and the whole staff there!”

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  5. 75 Old Shore Road, Port Washington NY 11050

    3.8 Good 105 reviews

    “Always purchase small furniture as well as decorative items rugs,pictures,mirrors,and kitchen wear @ good pricing. Would've given 5 * but lines can be very long.”

  6. 2 Channel Dr, Port Washington NY 11050

    3 Average 45 reviews

    “I went to 2 locations in Long Island, the showroom in Manhasset and the outlet - warehouse at Port Washington and at both places I had a great shopping experience . Great selections along with the great, great service at both locations thanks to to ms. Osborn and mr. Rouhani. I will go back and do more shopping.”

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