Home Decor near Culpeper, VA

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  1. 172 E Davis St, Culpeper VA 22701

    4.8 Superb 30 reviews

    “Absolutely love this shop. We have been to many antiques shops looking for a dry sink over the last year. We walked into Poppy & Chalk and found this gem, in great condition and very reasonably priced. They had just got it in and offered to customize it for us. However we were so impressed with its natural condition we wanted to leave it as is. They even held it for us until the next day So we could come back with our truck. If you are in downtown Culpeper, definitely check this store out. The staff is just as amazing as their furniture pieces.”

  2. 102 E Davis St, Culpeper VA 22701

    4.8 Superb 60 reviews

    “Love Pepperberries! Adorable store that has so many things- jewelry, books, candles, lotions, purses and so much more!! The staff is awesome- so willing to help! Definitely not a place to pass when visiting Culpeper ?”

  3. 21405 Business Court, Elkwood VA 22718

    4.6 Superb 17 reviews

    “Incredible craftsmanship and exceptional value on my pocket door project. Could not be more pleased with how it came out. Always grateful to have such talented craftsmen in our area. Thank you Hardwood Artisans!”

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