Home Decor in Issaquah, WA

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  1. 1185 Northwest Gilman Boulevard, Issaquah WA 98027

    4.1 Good 244 reviews

    “I absolutely love Hobby Lobby! They have such a huge selection of crafts, home decor, seasonal decorations, and little things you didn’t even know you needed 😂 Everything is always so cute and there’s always something new to find. It’s definitely one of those stores where I can go in for one thing and somehow leave with a cart full! 🛒✨”

  2. 1460 10th Way Northeast, Issaquah WA 98029

    4 Good 189 reviews

    “Always find something with great prices! I wish they would be more careful where they place security tags, it damages the clothing and I refuse to purchase after I inspect after the cashier removes them at the counter.”

  3. 317 Northwest Gilman Boulevard Suite 8, Issaquah WA 98027

    4.5 Superb 23 reviews

    “This is such a cozy little store with a great variety of home goods! It was a bit quiet, but that was probably because it was in the middle of the work week. Everything felt so thoughtfully arranged, and I didn't want to disturb the placement of any objects. I'm looking forward to the next visit!”

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  5. 317 Northwest Gilman Boulevard Suite 35, Issaquah WA 98027

    4 Good 66 reviews

    “One of the best stores in Gilman Village for knick nacks and fun charming stuff you just don't see! It's an imagination store and someone has a great imagination! Love it! My grand daughter is obsessed!”

  6. 751 Northeast Blakely Drive, Issaquah WA 98029

    4 Good 15 reviews

    “Beautiful gift shop inside Swedish Issaquah hospital. Very unique items especially for seasonal decor or housewares. Possibly one of the best places in Issaquah to buy unique Christmas gifts or decor that aren’t just found at Target or other large stores. Pro tip: Buy it if you see it because their items don’t last long on the shelves, especially during Christmas time.”

  7. 1625 11th Ave NW, Issaquah WA 98027

    3.8 Good 14 reviews

    “Lowe's contractors are solid, just make sure that all red is not one of the companies doing business for your HVAC project.There are some good people at Allred.However, Matt Allred and his wife stole over one million dollars from me and my family after promising us partnership for years of underpaid devotion.Matt lied to his own brothers wife.Yes, I can prove it. Greedy, lying scumbags that hide behind their cultiish Mormonism.”

  8. 1625 11th Avenue Northwest, Issaquah WA 98027

    2.9 Average 365 reviews

    “This Lowe's went above and beyond for us. We pulled into the parking lot 15 minutes before closing. Hamish along with a few other employees were quick to help us when we needed extra help making sure a fire on our hay trailer was completely put out. We are so thankful for the quick response and extra help with the matter. Can't say enough about the wonderful customer service and help we received, and we are so so grateful! Definitely go support this Lowe's!”

  9. 1625 11th Avenue Northwest, Issaquah WA 98027

    2.3 Poor 124 reviews

    “We visited the Issaquah Lowes Garden Center today around 11:15. We were immediately greeted by J.T. With Lowes. He made sure that we found what we needed. He was friendly and knowledgeable. He assisted us load our vehicle which is a pay and the. Drive up to items needed in the gated section. We are always impressed with the Garden Center service and the help that they provide. Thank J.T., keep up the great service that you provide, people really appreciate that nowadays.”

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