Home Decor in West Chester, PA

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  1. 113 N High St, West Chester PA 19380

    4.9 Superb 22 reviews

    “We bought a dining room set we absolutely love, but unfortunately one of the legs broke on one of the chairs - total husband user error and not at ALL related to the quality of the chair (we have a step ladder for a reason.....). Anyway, emailed to see who Krystal (owner) uses to do restoration and she not only emailed me right away but she also called to make sure I received the information. We loooove visiting Old Soul not only for the quality furniture, but the amazing customer service. Thanks, Krystal!”

  2. 128 West Gay Street, West Chester PA 19380

    4.7 Superb 28 reviews

    “I absolutely loved Thistle Be Perfect!! They have some seriously gorgeous and unique pieces available. The inventory curation is just perfection! Also the owner, Katie, is such a lovely and helpful person! I had a great experience with her. Definitely check this place out if you're in West Chester!!”

  3. 104 Market Street, West Chester PA 19382

    4.4 Superb 74 reviews

    “Loved it! All of the items that were available to paint were adorable. A few prices points to choose from. Really laid back atmosphere. Lots of color choices with examples of how they turn out after being fired so you know exactly what you're getting. Can't wait to get our pieces back and see how they turned out.”

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