Home Decor near South Kingstown, RI

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  1. 205 Main St, Wakefield RI 02879

    4.7 Superb 70 reviews

    “Love this store! Every time I come to the area I have to go there. They have wonderful gifts, beautiful clothing, jewelry, cards, etc. Over the years I I've purchased many items there and it's always a treat to stop in!”

  2. 91 Point Judith Rd, Narragansett RI 02882

    4.5 Superb 136 reviews

    “Good selection of products and helpful staff. Nice place to browse for home items, clothing, and everyday finds. Daytime can get busy with long lines, but evenings are usually calmer and better for shopping.”

  3. 319 Phillips St, North Kingstown RI 02852

    4.3 Superb 14 reviews

    “We were referred to Cynthia at Harbour Lighting near the final stages of building a new home. I came to her with a list of lights needed, and a few photos and ideas. Cynthia prepared well for our meetings, and asked thoughtful questions to help make sure that we loved the fixtures and that they met our lighting needs. I wish that I had met with her earlier in the building process to have her input on locations of fixtures and switches. Friends and family visiting our new home frequently comment of the beautiful light fixtures, and I happily share that Cynthia was key to guiding me through a house full of lighting decisions. I whole heartedly recommend Cynthia, whether you need just a single fan or light to finish a room, or like me have a house full of lighting decisions to make.”

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