Home Decor in Boardman, OH

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  1. 770 Boardman Poland Road, Boardman OH 44512

    4.8 Superb 243 reviews

    “Went in to buy a wall recliner. Belinda was great to work with. She suggested a few things and I ended up buying a recliner rocker. My husband bought a La-Z-Boy many years ago and it's still functioning well. This was the main reason I decided on a La-Z-Boy recliner for myself.”

  2. Southland Crossings, 1240 Doral Drive, Boardman OH 44514

    4.7 Superb 301 reviews

    “Had a great experience at Bob’s Furniture yesterday! Everything was easy and seamless, and the staff were super nice and helpful. It’s always refreshing to have such a positive experience when shopping for furniture. Thank you for making everything so easy!”

  3. Boardman-Canfield Rd, Boardman OH 44512

    4.3 Superb 47 reviews

    “I love that everyday items are still affordable here, tape , glue , it allows me to get a nice sweater for myself and some leave in conditioner for my hair. I love this store for moms and kids thank you for helping the community. I love your store a lot. Always cute rare clothes”

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  5. 850 Boardman Poland Road, Boardman OH 44512

    4.2 Good 241 reviews

    “I love taking my family there because there's so many different options and so many different choices of variety of things it's a wonderful place to go to buy clothes to buy shoes to my household stuff!”

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