Home Decor in Prosper, TX

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  1. 1000 South Preston Road Unit A1, Prosper TX 75078

    4.5 Superb 71 reviews

    “A great store with so much to select from. A nice selection of facial products, candy, and fun snacks. This trip we spent alot of time looking at the fall decorations. Lots of Halloween decor too. Take a look”

  2. 1050 South Preston Road, Prosper TX 75078

    4.2 Good 88 reviews

    “After bad customer service in the McKinney Hobby Lobby, we came to the Prosper location to buy a piece of furniture. The management was extremely helpful, unlike the McKinney store. We were referred to an assistant who not only discounted the piece, but personally loaded it into our SUV. Awesome customer service! Thank you!”

  3. 1030 South Preston Road, Prosper TX 75078

    3.7 Good 103 reviews

    “I’ve been in all this stores too many times! I’ve been offer a credit card too many times! Every time!!! July helped me today, she cared, she was nice, she helped me look for one missing pillow, she smiled, she means amazing! And yes, after 17 years in USA, I accepted the credit card lol, Great service! Love this store, it’s clean and organized”

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  5. 1051 South Preston Road, Prosper TX 75078

    3.3 Good 163 reviews

    “Not taking care of the customers. I have to leave from the store after staying in the line for 25 minutes. Only one cashier to help customers. Lots of employees walking around the store, not helping.”

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