Home Decor in Abingdon, VA

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  1. 180 E Main St, Abingdon VA 24210

    5 Superb 16 reviews

    “We visited Shady Business while enjoying a 3 day. visit to Abingdon. What a lovely shop with truly outstanding offerings. I've spent many hours scouring the showrooms of the Atlanta Merchandise Mart, as well as high end lamp shops, but nowhere have I come upon the unique design and flair , coupled with quality, that Shady Business offers. Truly a wonderful source for exceptional lighting and decor.”

  2. 450 Commerce Dr, Abingdon VA 24211

    4.9 Superb 21 reviews

    “This store absolutely does what they say they will do. I purchased a patio set with a 10 year warranty. After 9 years, 3 of the chairs were having issues (bolts were working loose). When I called to see if I could bring them up for them to look at, they came and picked up the chairs and they reminded me that I had a 10 year warranty, and they ordered 3 new identical chairs. Plus... they delivered them to me. They couldn’t have been any nicer or more courteous. I’m saving up for a big green egg, and I will purchase from Al Fresco In Abingdon ?”

  3. 109 Cook St, Abingdon VA 24210

    4 Good 23 reviews

    “This is my favorite store. I bought my mother a snoopy blanket and added the snoopy pillow. The ladies in this Hallmark are the best! The store is beautiful; always clean and inviting.”

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