Home Decor in Arlington, WA

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  1. 5927 172nd St NE, Arlington WA 98223

    4.9 Superb 32 reviews

    “Excellent customer service at Mail Boss! Dana and Erika are amazing, very kind, attentive, and always willing to help when I call them. They helped me with my mail key and handled my shipping quickly and efficiently. Highly recommend!”

  2. 430 N Olympic Ave, Arlington WA 98223

    4 Good 11 reviews

    “Very cute, quaint paint and craft store. A must see if you're in Arlington. They have wonderful paints and furniture for sale. Plus jewelry, clothing, all kinds of little knick-knacks. The staff is so sweet and so knowledgeable about the paint and any furniture that's for sale. They are ready and willing to help with anything. Wonderful store, wonderful experience in Arlington!”

  3. 301 N Olympic Ave, Arlington WA 98223

    3.9 Good 7 reviews

    “Visited the store yesterday in search of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint and I believe it was Donna who helped me. She was absolutely wonderful and very patient and made sure she went through everything on how to use the paint properly and answered all of my questions. She was so sweet and encouraging. I will definitely be back and will be my go to Annie Sloan (and other decor goodies!) for the future!”

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