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Urban Barn

Urban Barn

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4.6 Google Review
1807 Stone Church Rd E #Unit 6003, Hamilton, Ontario, L8J 0B4, Canada
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Nov 7, 2018
Michele was amazing! I walked in totally lost with how to decorate my living room and she listened to me and helped me find many pieces. She was so helpful that I asked about dining room as well. Everything she chose is perfect and would not of been able to do myself. I will be returning to get some more accent pieces. So much beautiful items and friendly service. Can't wait to finish the rooms with her help.

Oct 8, 2018
I went in simply to discover what kind of store it is. I love, love it. It's my style perfectly. I bought a small rug and a wrought iron cookbook stand. I'll be back for sure!!

Jun 13, 2018
My experience shopping at Urban Barn was very positive. I had some inquiries regarding furniture and the saleswoman was extremely knowledgeable, helpful and patient. I have shopped here before and will continue to. You have lovely pieces or furniture, etc. Thanks.

Jun 3, 2018
Had great service at this location. Allowed plenty of time to browse but staff were readily available and happy to help once I decided what I liked. Love this store!

Aug 5, 2018
I love this store, especially when things are on sale! The staff is always friendly and so helpful...you should go!

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