Home Decor near Shelby, OH

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  1. 14 East Smiley Avenue, Shelby OH 44875

    4.6 Superb 163 reviews

    “What a neat and eclectic place! The Shelby Mall!!! They have the weirdest things, but so much fun to spend a long time looking at everything!! Tools, Veteran items, curtains, lawn mower parts, screws, flags, knick-knacks, etc.”

  2. 919 N Lexington-Springmill Rd, Mansfield OH 44906

    4.9 Superb 497 reviews

    “De was the first person to greet us when we walked in. He took us right to the couches I had seen online and gave us time to talk it over then made the purchasing seamless. He was very knowledgeable and explained all of my options thoroughly. Thank you, De!!”

  3. 2063 W 4th St, Mansfield OH 44906

    4.5 Superb 199 reviews

    “Better prices than any Goodwill has!!! I'll tell you that for free!!! I didn't feel completely uncomfortable by the people watching you so you don't steal stuff. They where there but don't get in your way and imped you from shopping. I was able to try on my things no problem. No one bothered me or had to count my items before going into the dressings room.”

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  5. 909 N Lexington-Springmill Rd, Ontario OH 44906

    4.3 Superb 215 reviews

    “Almost all of my Christmas supplies and half of my wife's craft rooms supplies has come from the Hobby Lobby. I Support stores that support things I believe in”

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