Home Decor in Lyndhurst, OH

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  1. 24621 Cedar Road, Lyndhurst OH 44124

    4.4 Superb 68 reviews

    “The Store Manager Judy at the Legacy Village Store really wants to ensure you love your purchase. She makes the shopping experience at Ethan Allen most enjoyable. Judy goes above and beyond.”

  2. 24365 Cedar Road, Lyndhurst OH 44124

    3.9 Good 83 reviews

    “With my new home, I wanted nothing but quality and style. I worked with Magdalena from Arhaus Legacy Village and she’s hands down the best!Magdalena became more like a family as we worked intimately on every single piece which felt intentional and inviting. Magda understood my vision and helped me bring it life in a way that exceeded my expectations. She has an incredible eye for detail, spacing and texture. What impressed me the most was her patience and dedication. My satisfaction was her top priority. She made the entire process stress free and exciting! I got the best of both worlds!”

  3. 24405 Cedar Road, Lyndhurst OH 44124

    3.5 Good 125 reviews

    “This is a high quality store with kitchen stuff, furniture, and some decor. While everything seemed very nice there weren't very unique pieces or anything colorful. Everything is a shade of beige.”

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