Home Decor in Provo, UT

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  1. 837 N 2200 West, Provo UT 84601

    5 Superb 11 reviews

    “My friend and I are taking a stained glass class here, it has been great, the sweet couple running it are flexable with our schedule and very knowledgeable. They have helped me make my own patterns twice for the projects we are working on. Though on the big project I wish someone had warned me I was biting off more than I should be chewing for the class time we had left, but when I reolized it wasnt going to work they helped correct course, so lesson learned. Why isnt goolge letting me add pictures?”

  2. 959 S State St, Provo UT 84606

    4.5 Superb 74 reviews

    “I drive by this place almost daily, always wanting to stop in. I wish I did sooner!!! This place is so cute! I loved her stuff. The owner was so kind and fun to talk to. Definitely coming back here :)”

  3. 1165 S University Ave, Provo UT 84601

    4.1 Good 177 reviews

    “Nice resource for home furnishings/decor/organization. The staff is very friendly and helpful. At Home advertises great deals, but some stuff is still kinda pricey.”

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  5. 1235 South University Avenue, Provo UT 84601

    4 Good 144 reviews

    “Great selection of clothes, shoes, home decor, beauty supplies, toys, etc. The building inside and out needs a bit more maintenance to be more appealing.”

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