Home Decor near Blacksburg, VA

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  1. 207 N Main St, Blacksburg VA 24060

    4.3 Superb 47 reviews

    “We have been going to both locations for years. The variety of Virginia Tech merchandise is amazing, and new stuff comes in all the time. They even have Corps of Cadet gear! The prices are reasonable, and the people are nice. Once when I ordered something around Christmastime, they called me to tell me that the package would be one day late. Who does that!? A customer-focused business, that's who!”

  2. 1015 Cambria St NE, Christiansburg VA 24073

    5 Superb 21 reviews

    • Today 11AM – 5PM

    “this was the best and cutest place ever! i got two clothings items that i loved and the cutest broche. the lady was so kind and sweet. i can’t wait to be back here!”

  3. 220 Laurel St NE, Christiansburg VA 24073

    4.7 Superb 189 reviews

    “I purchased a mattress, foundation, bed frame, and sleeper sofa. Michele was my sales associate. She was knowledgeable, and she provided great guidance. Thank you, Michele!”

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  5. 125 Shoppers Way NW, Christiansburg VA 24073

    4 Good 138 reviews

    “JACKIE was awesome ! So patient and kind even when some of the customers were being inpatient and unkind. She maintained professionalism and kindness. She brings warmth to that store!?”

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