Home Decor in Worthington, OH

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  1. 661 A N High Street, Worthington OH 43085

    4.9 Superb 22 reviews

    “Great store in downtown Worthington with a nice selection of modern furniture options. We've purchased several pieces from Tim and most recently with help from Jay. Very helpful through the entire ordering process as well as figuring out delivery options. Thanks so much!”

  2. 661B N High St, Worthington OH 43085

    4.8 Superb 31 reviews

    “I love Igloo Letterpress! This is a great place to visit and to support a wonderful local business. The card stock is high quality, excellent paper grade, and the staff is great! The owner, Allison, is very knowledgeable and takes pride in her business and work! Please help to support her.”

  3. 635 North High Street, Worthington OH 43085

    4.3 Superb 20 reviews

    “This place is such a gem in Old Worthington. They have such sweet staff. I have met 3 different women among my visits and they have all been lovely. Anne and Lily are such dolls and always have done an amazing job when wrapping gifts or helping me find items. Such a cute spot!!!”

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  5. 6767 North High Street, Worthington OH 43085

    4.2 Good 68 reviews

    “Great Ethan Allen Store. Steve Harraman does a fantastic job along with the many other members of the team. Quality product, many products made in USA, great finish, and outstanding value.”

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