Home Decor near Saint-Sauveur, QC

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  1. 280 Rue Principale, Saint-Sauveur QC J0R 1R0

    4.5 Superb 69 reviews

    “Wonderful unique boutique! Great welcome, friendly, warm staff and always ready to advise us! Certainly the most beautiful decorations/furniture boutique in the Laurentians!”

  2. 220D Chem. du Lac-Millette, Saint-Sauveur QC J0R 1R3

    3.4 Good 12 reviews

    “Beautiful store, especially during this holiday season, the decoration is sublime and what can we say about the super welcoming, professional employees who know their products well. I highly recommend.”

  3. 1044 Bd du Grand Héron, Saint-Jérôme QC J7Y 5K8

    3 Average 44 reviews

    “Why this store is a marvel! I'm going broke so much that I can't stop buying... all these beautiful fake plants and decorations... I'll buy them all! Not to mention the exquisite smell... you have to give me the name of this perfume”

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  5. 80 Bd Maisonneuve, Saint-Jérôme QC J5L 0A1

    3 Average 7 reviews

    “Good service.I went there for a special size mosquito net. The welcome was warm. The staff is friendly. The order was fulfilled and I was satisfied with the product. The service was quick.”

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