Home Decor in Buda, TX

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  1. 304 South Main Street Suite 101, Buda TX 78610

    4.9 Superb 72 reviews

    “This is one of my favorite boutiques! They carry Finding Home Farms candles, which are my absolute favorite. It’s a great place to get one of a kind gifts for other too!”

  2. 212 Main Street, Buda TX 78610

    4.6 Superb 102 reviews

    “Loved visiting Old Town Buda Antique Mall. The shop is full of unique finds, vintage treasures, and beautifully displayed items. There’s a great variety, so you can easily spend time browsing and discovering something special. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the staff are friendly and helpful. A great spot for antique lovers — definitely worth a visit!”

  3. 222 Commercial Dr, Buda TX 78610

    3.8 Good 13 reviews

    “I was having a very hard time finding a few house packs and called this place I talked to a woman named Rebekah who was able to search for what I needed and get it ordered for me. Even got it delivered a few days later. She was extremely knowledgeable about what I needed the price time it takes to get it and just the while process I was extremely impressed”

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