Home Decor in Lincolnton, NC

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  1. 405 North Generals Boulevard, Lincolnton NC 28092

    4.4 Superb 123 reviews

    “Ross is always hit or miss on what we are looking for . The one in Hickory had everything we were looking for but when we came here they didn't have anything we were looking for.”

  2. 2233 East Main Street, Lincolnton NC 28092

    4.5 Superb 30 reviews

    “I have bought shades and lamps from Jim & Jeremiah over the years. They have always been great qualify. Recently I made a larger order with a cleaning and installation. Both Jim & Seth went beyond the call of duty to make sure everything was done first call. I have always been happy with my results when doing business with Hoyle Lamp and Home Outlet! Cain Leonard, Leonard Wealth Management, LLC.”

  3. 119 East Main Street, Lincolnton NC 28092

    4.3 Superb 33 reviews

    “I have loved vintage stores since I was a kid going with my mom. This store has some sweet treasures.The woman at the store was friendly and helpful. I feel bad that I didn’t catch her name.It’s been a few weeks since our visit. School has kept me busy. This was my first opportunity to write the review. Lincolnton has a decent downtown. Worth a visit & this store doesn’t disappoint. Reasonable prices. You just may find that treasure you have been looking for in this lovely store.”

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