Home Decor in Madison, VA

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  1. 5309 South Seminole Trail # A, Madison VA 22727

    5 Superb 37 reviews

    “What a pleasant surprise to find this delightful store! The displays are so beautiful, and they have a wide variety of high quality gifts and home decor items. Will definitely be back!”

  2. 303 Clore Pl, Madison VA 22727

    5 Superb 30 reviews

    “These chairs have been in our family for over 70 years and we have loved them and treasure them still. Outstanding quality and beauty … with no nails, screws or fasteners. Thank you for providing our family with these treasures!”

  3. 5309 S Seminole Trail Suite A, Madison VA 22727

    4.6 Superb 8 reviews

    “Can’t say enough good things about this company and our fabulous bubbler fountain. Everyone compliments how awesome it is. My husband and I installed it ourselves. Easy to do with a bit of muscle to dig the basin hole. The delivery was right on time and it looks amazing.”

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  5. 3231 South Seminole Trail, Madison VA 22727

    4.1 Good 51 reviews

    “I had the pleasure of going to Noel Niche yesterday. The shop was stunningly, beautiful. Sharon, Teresa, and Allison Anne Were so welcoming and so helpful. They took their time and explained what everything was that I may have been interested in. If I could give more than five stars for the beauty of the shop and the outstanding customer service, I absolutely would. I will most certainly be returning.”

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