Home Decor in Lake Jackson, TX

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  1. 125 TX-332, Lake Jackson TX 77566

    4.7 Superb 182 reviews

    “Donna was so helpful and sweet today. She even came from another department to help me and showed real personal interest and patience while she helped me find something very specific and set me up to get a raincheck so I really appreciate her kindness!”

  2. 100 TX-332 Ste 1095, Lake Jackson TX 77566

    4.1 Good 309 reviews

    “Came back to the Lake Jackson store as happy customers and purchased another living room set. And as soon as we met with Janice she lead us to the right furniture piece. She was very professional, very sweet and knowledgeable in helping us choose a living room set. We have purchased with her many times in the past and are very pleased with her professionalism and knowledge. We're looking forward to sitting on our new furniture!Thanks Janice for your help 😀”

  3. 100 TX-332, Lake Jackson TX 77566

    3.4 Good 115 reviews

    “Had a blast shopping with my mother in law. Customer service was wonderful. However one of cashiers was very rude. Everything else was great and we spent way too much. Lol”

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