Home Decor in Painesville, OH

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  1. 190 Mantle Rd, Painesville OH 44077

    4.9 Superb 54 reviews

    “Always my “go to” place for furniture. Fair prices and nice people. It’s always a great place to go explore and see what you might find.”

  2. 240 Mantle Rd, Painesville OH 44077

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “This place was worth the 30 mile trip from where I live. It popped up on my Facebook page and the photos definitely enticed me. I knew that I then had to entice my BFF to take a Sunday drive with me. It's quite a large building and what a lovely mix of things inside. Their prices are reasonable and the staff was very friendly and helpful. They have a beautiful selection of vintage furniture for every room, lamps, artwork, glass, too much to mention. They have an entire room of 50% off everything inside. That was fun! I found a melamine bowl from the 60-70's, a good find for 50 cents. Directions were easy so I highly recommend taking a ride to the Barn. If you like "picking" you'll love this place.”

  3. 1871 North Ridge Road, Painesville OH 44077

    4.6 Superb 138 reviews

    “So many nice items there, many vendor booths and very nice set ups. They have a senior 10% discount day, sorry, can't remember the day,( but you have to mention that at checkout,).”

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