Home Decor in South Burlington, VT

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  1. 205 Dorset St A, South Burlington VT 05403

    4.7 Superb 105 reviews

    “Ryan at the Burlington, Vt store was great. Very knowledgeable and kind! He gave me all my options and answered all my questions! I recommend Ryan wholeheartedly! So again we upgraded and are looking forward to our new bed!”

  2. 4050 Williston Road, South Burlington VT 05403

    4.7 Superb 17 reviews

    “Jeff and his team did a great job on our interior painting. Jeff took time to understand what we needed, and his communications with us from the beginning were clear and very much appreciated. He did a thorough walkthrough with us at the end to make sure we were satisfied. The whole team who worked on our house were very kind and professional, and the painting looks outstanding. Overall, The Painter exceeded our expectations and we wholeheartedly recommend them.”

  3. 4 Market St Ste 1, South Burlington VT 05403

    3.2 Average 26 reviews

    “From the design & sales process thru delivery the Pompanoosuc team was very supportive and helpful. Plus the heroic efforts of delivering furniture in Vermont was amazing Ice, snow, steep driveways and endless hallways were no match for our delivery heroes!! The furniture is stunning and will be cherished by us and the next generations of our family.”

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