Home Decor in West Lake Hills, TX

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  1. 701 South Capital of Texas Highway Suite 480d, West Lake Hills TX 78746

    4.8 Superb 30 reviews

    “Stumbled on this boutique since a close friend recommended it! Everyone was super nice, really interesting things in here. There’s something for anyone here that’s for sure. Cozy store!!!”

  2. 3300 Bee Caves Road Suite 380, West Lake Hills TX 78746

    4.9 Superb 12 reviews

    “What a great store! I popped in looking for a new pair of readers and found lots of fun treasures. I love an inspiring gift shop. they have a long history in Austin and the love shows. Want to shop locally for the holidays? This store is where to go”

  3. 701 South Capital of Texas Hwy f640, West Lake Hills TX 78746

    4.1 Good 32 reviews

    “We were looking for a new mattress this Memorial Day weekend. Went to sleep number and mattress firm. Sleep number was far superior with cleanliness and service. Patrick was amazing! So helpful and informative. Really went the extra mile for us. Because of his service we went with sleep number! Can’t wait for our mattress to be delivered.”

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