Home Decor near Pickens, SC

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  1. 213 E Main St, Pickens SC 29671

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    “Stopped by Forage looking for some birthday gifts for my wife. Great store and Trish helped me pick out a few things that my wife loved. Was able to walk out with everything I needed. Can’t wait to bring her with me next time.”

  2. 829 E Main St, Easley SC 29640

    4.8 Superb 45 reviews

    “A few months back, I ordered two recliners and a sofa from this store. Doug and Angie were very helpful in the entire process! When there was an issue with the chairs, (not their fault), Doug went WAY over and above to make sure I was satisfied!! I can HIGHLY recommend this store!!”

  3. 108 E Main St, Easley SC 29640

    5 Superb 20 reviews

    “I Love running into Laughton for a last minute outfit! I tell the staff the event and they are quick to pair an outfit that is tailored to my style, as well as the perfect gift for an event. This is great for me as I tend to run late!”

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  5. 817 E Main St, Easley SC 29640

    4.2 Good 24 reviews

    “Home Decorators is a unique home accessory store located in a warehouse in Easley. This store carries ANY home accessory you need to accent your special space. Lots of Farm to French items. You can choose from drapery, vases, lamps, mirrors, florals, and accent pieces for the home plus there is a jewelry and boutique selection of items to choose from. You will LOVE this space! Plan to visit 11am-4pm and allow time to browse!”

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