Home Decor in Canton, TX

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  1. 1001 North Trade Days Boulevard, Canton TX 75103

    5 Superb 44 reviews

    “My FAVORITE local spot to pick up gluten free homemade bread, local beef, jam, ice cream, fresh juice and cute thoughtful gifts! I’m able to make a whole meals out of their local offerings. How we should all shop! Supporting one another and keeping it local within your own community!”

  2. 542 E Dallas St, Canton TX 75103

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    “Texannabelle's @ The Barn on The Mountain in Canton is the best find if you're looking for high quality home décor at prices that are MUCH better than other local home interior stores!! You'll find the latest on trend styles and great seasonal décor as well. We love our huge metal grapes. Plus, The Mountain is just a really cool place to hang out with live music and late night shopping & dining on Friday and Saturday nights during market weekend.”

  3. 361 N Trade Days Blvd Ste B, Canton TX 75103

    4.8 Superb 8 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) Very well attended by its owners and the infinity of items you find is fabulous(Original)Muy bien atendido por sus propietarias y la infinidad de artículos q encuentras es fabuloso”

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  5. 361 N Trade Days Blvd, Canton TX 75103

    4.4 Superb 7 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) Very good place to buy very spacious very friendly and of good quality(Original)Muy buen lugar para comprar muy amplio muy amables y de buena calidad”

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