Home Decor in Live Oak, TX

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  1. 4200 IKEA-RBFCU Parkway, Live Oak TX 78233

    4.6 Superb 189 reviews

    “The Live Oak store was great to work with-Specifically because Kyndra and Carlos- I had an issue with the wrong shade of flooring and the Live Oak store responded with the BEST at Cuatomer Service. Kyndra went way above and beyond in assisting with a shade/lot selection on my tile choice. Carlos assisted me with the returns in a great manner. Every retailer in America needs a Kyndra and a Carlos to help with exchanges.”

  2. 7613 N Loop 1604 E, Live Oak TX 78233

    4.2 Good 197 reviews

    “It's enough place, but there's never anything that works for me. Or fits my couch cushions or patio cushions I did purchase some decorations for outside pots but they didn't work for my pots.But overall staff is very nice, very friendly accepted.My return very easily.I would visit again, but I don't know if it's my place.They never have anything I really want”

  3. 1000 IKEA-RBFCU Parkway, Live Oak TX 78233

    4.2 Good 503 reviews

    “Came on a Thursday night to pick up my evening LANGLUR after pumping some iron. Jonathan made sure i had a tremendous time at the store. Great thanks to the amazing staff at IKEA.”

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