Home Decor in Warminster, PA

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  1. 107 York Rd, Warminster PA 18974

    4.8 Superb 58 reviews

    “We bought 4 beautiful kitchen stools 4 years ago. The swivel on one of them seemed off so I ensued the company on Wednesday about 7pm and I received a call in less than 5 minutes. The checked out my order and told me to bring it into the shop for a repair. I received it back after one day fixed and no charge since it was under warranty. Great product and amazing customer service. .”

  2. 908 West Street Road, Warminster PA 18974

    4.2 Good 392 reviews

    “Had a great experience with Juliana at the Warminster location . She was very helpful and knowledgeable and ultimately helped us purchase a beautiful living room set and bedroom set”

  3. 119 York Rd, Warminster PA 18974

    4.3 Superb 50 reviews

    “I love going to this place and seeing what they have. They have wonderful furniture options for an awesome price. I also drop packages off to ship with speed X, and they always ship my packages out immediately. The staff is also super friendly!”

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  5. 1907 Stout Drive, Warminster PA 18974

    2 Poor 7 reviews

    “Not a bad pick up once you find it . The sign is easy to miss it has like a spoon or spatula thing and is grey (bad design) .they were fairly quick only got 9 skids , easy to back in looks like you probably could park if you need to out of way .”

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