Decorator’s Warehouse

On Unilocal it says it’s closed on Sunday’s but there open from 11:00 — 6:00. They have a lot of great stuff. But you can get most of the stuff at Hobby Lobby for half the price. There a few things you can’t find anywhere though. You can get so many great ideas with all the wonderful trees all decorated!!!

Great place for Christmas decorating! OK, a few other seasonal decorations, too. It’s even a cool place to mill around or take out-​of-​town guests!
It’s the best place outside Frankenmuth!

This place is amazing! Some much time and effort put into decorating each tree and the theme! If you want candy land they got it, if you want purple oranments, they got them! Name a theme and you can find something for that theme!
They have tons of artfifical trees with and without lights! They have ribbons and trimmings gallore! There is a tea room and a small alcove for the non shoppers!
Last time I was here, I loved the cowboy theme and I bought stuff and thus began my country cowboy theme so I came looking for more ideas and more country cowboy stuff but they had very little, with so many different trees and decorations they must rotate the themes and mine just wasnt found this year! Good place to shop for anything Christmas!

OMG!!! This place is awesome and will definitely get you in the holiday spirit. Be ware you will go with a budget in mind and with easily walk out spending quadruple the budget you had in mind.
There are so many items for every single persons style from an animal print tree to an peacock tree. The prices range and you can find some really good deals but there are also some items that are really overly priced.
The customer service is beyond excellent. There are people every where to attend to your every need from giving decorating advice to just bringing you another basket to fill up.
I recommend going on a week day because it gets really busy and the lines are really long. Also the store is laid out quite confusing, I got turned around so many times.
I recommend signing up for their emails at least a week prior to going to the store so you can get the 20% off coupon.

Decorator’s Warehouse is certainly one of a kind. I’ve never seen a business so totally devoted to Christmas-​everythings, and it’s really exciting and fun to walk into a huge Yuletide wonderland any time of the year. Christmas décor galore: decorations in every color and theme (traditional, silver and gold, nativity/​religious, santa, elves, snowmen, reindeer, gingerbread men/​candies, angels, peppermint, country and rustic, glittery, crystal, pastels, animal print, seriously everything). Then there’s tree land where you’ll find a billion pre-​lit christmas trees in every shape and size and color, flocked with snow, pinecones, or tinsel. There’s also a wrapping station with a thousand paper options and even more ribbon (also in every size/​print/​material ever).
As you can probably imagine, this place is crazy and overwhelming with the Christmas spirit, and I love it. I just want to bring my niece in here and watch her face light up when she sees the fake snow and all the twinkling lights hanging from the ceiling. The never-​ending garlands and the life-​size Kris Kringles and the giant ornaments. You get to step away from reality during your visit and you feel like Tim Allen in the Santa Claus movie (the first one is good!!) — all confused and amused by the sheer amount of Christmas paraphernalia that surrounds you.
The one problem with the Decorator’s Warehouse is this: it’s too expensive. Like seriously, just about everything is way overpriced. I come here for the experience because I’m a die hard holiday fanatic, duh, but I’ve only ever bought one thing here. A little 30 inch, pre-​lit Christmas tree that you set on a fireplace or table. It was $ 39.99 (which, compared to other items in this store, is a real steal), and it’s definitely great quality. The tree’s base is a very thick and heavy faux log, which looks awesome and makes sure that your little tree buddy will never fall over. I love this tree. But I’m not kidding when I say I’ve seen other super cheap quality, looks-​like-​pipe cleaners, would definitely blow away in the wind, 2 foot tall artificial trees here for $ 40 as well. You’re much better off getting an artificial tree at Big Lots or Home Depot or Walmart, I think.
Still a fun place to browse, and since there’s a billion items in here you’re bound to find a couple treasures that are on sale or worth their price tag. I do love my new little tree! However, on my last two visits (I returned to get more of the same tree for my mom), the women at the cash register on each occasion were both thoroughly unfriendly. Both quite cold, apparently annoyed to have to check out my items (I only had 1 – 2 things! But even if I had 152, they should have been nice), and they didn’t even make eye contact. So that was kind of a bummer, but oh well!

Went on a Saturday afternoon. It was extremely crowded, and with such small isles, it was difficult to maneuver because only one person could go at a time. The decorations were over priced to the point of being expensive. Each ornament were $ 6, Santa dolls were $ 50 – 60, and a light up tree for front yards was on sale for $ 600. I didn’t even make it to the café in back because claustrophobia kicked in. Spent $ 60 on an ornament, hanging wall decoration, and a candle. There are plenty of things here and it seems to be color coded, such as greens, peppermint, golds, silvers, etc. Perhaps early on a weekday would be good so that you can hunt for your stuff without the shuffling of people.

Holy Christmas Y’all!!! This place is amazing! If you love Christmas… or just need to get into the Christmas spirit, head to the Decorators Warehouse. You won’t be disappointed.
As you walk in, of course it smells like you just walked into a Christmas tree. There are many themed rooms as you walk through the showcase floor. The warehouse offers a variety of decorations from small little trinkets and knic knacks to large yard art. My favorite were the frosted cherry blossom trees that can go in the yard. Beautiful and stunnig!!!
Any theme you may have in mind for your house for the holidays, this is the place to find great ideas and the «holiday glue» that will bring all your Christmas wishes come true.
The staff was very friendly and attentive. The only drawback I had was that the prices were a bit on the higher end for me. I understand that you are paying for great quality and uniqueness, but I often found myself loving something, then looking at the price tag and putting it back on the shelf.
All in all, this is a beautiful store and a lot of fun to walk through and admire all the cute and cheerful décor for the holidays.

if you dont know how you should decorate your house for christmas this year, or just need some inspiration with lots of themes, this is def the spot to hit up.
everything was all sectioned off into each room and it was very well planned out. the selection here is ridic. whatever you need they have it. and what i hate about this place is there are so many ideas that rush through my head i wanna end up poor using my whole check lol.
although my only fault to this place is the price, being a warehouse and all it should be somewhat cheap…
def going to be coming by here and there.

‘It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…’ I’m not usually one that starts buying holiday decorations in October. However. I’ve noticed ads for this place in the paper recently and had planned on popping down one day mid-​week on my own to check the place out. Didn’t get around to it. This past Saturday was so cloudy and cool and too icky to work in the yard, so guess what? I grabbed The Hubs and we headed on down (not sure why he was willing to go — UCLA not playing that day??).
This place is amazing. And expensive. And amazing. They have some nice stuff. If you’re willing to do a little creating and crafting on your own, you can get out of there without taking out a second mortgage. Personally, I’m no Martha Stewart and couldn’t make a wreath or any other kind of decoration if my life depended on it (although I think I could make the thing with the pine cone, peanut butter and bird seed again like I made in 2^nd grade!). The Hubs has a degree in fine arts (but has a real job), though, and assured me that he would help me make a nice garland to put around the front door. So we bought a couple lengths of undecorated pine garland, ribbon, fake berries and a couple poinsettia flowers to make some kind of masterpiece focal point for our entryway (we’ll see…). We also bought some decorative ‘sprigs’ of greenery with pine cones, berries, and ribbon to embellish some garland we’ve been using for years (and years) to string along our banisters going up to the second floor. Originally I was thinking about replacing the garland, but that was going to get kind of expensive. The sprigs were pretty decent looking and were only about $ 3 a piece, so I decided I’ll string the old garland and poke in the sprigs strategically here and there to (hopefully) jazz it up (we’ll see…).
If you’re into holiday decorating, this is your place. They had santas, reindeer, a room of nothing but ribbon, flowers, trees, tree decorations, swags, garland, lights, wreaths, angels, nativities, etc., etc. I was overwhelmed (and by the time we got out of there, I was in desperate need of a drink and wishing I had a purse-​sized flask…).
BTW, there’s also a room in the back with some sofas and a big screen TV — if you need a diversion!

Wow. I was completely overwhelmed walking around this place today. Christmas on steroids. I didn’t end up buying anything because it was ridiculously expensive, but it was an experience nonetheless. Not sure if I’ll be back.

Missing Christmas time? Wishing that there was just… someplace where you could feel that Christmas spirit in June?
Well aren’t you lucky that Decorator’s Warehouse exists.
Like Steven S. so delightfully describes, this store is Christmas on a major, major level. Basically, there are few places this side of the North Pole that embraces Christmas more then this place. (Don’t believe me? Just look at the pics I took.)
I can only imagine how the associates get through all this HO, HO, HOliday overload on a daily basis. They must be numb or… what’s this? A slot machine in the break room? Ohh… I get it. :D
(BTW, good eyes on the part of my girlfriend for spotting this slot machine).
Anyhow, not only do they have Christmas stuff (and a heck of a lot of it), but they also have a store called O’ Chic Boutique (kind of like a Sam Moon-​ish location with costume jewelry, purses), a section that has Fall /​Thanksgiving decorations, and a very small Halloween section.
I happened to go here in January and the merchandise was 30% off (or HUGE SAVINGS according to the ad in the newspaper), so the prices were more reasonable then they probably are usually.
But, I’m missing the point here. If you have nothing else to do and looking for someplace fun to check out, then I couldn’t recommend this place enough.

So, I walk in this place and I’m like… whoo hoo! I don’t have to go anywhere else to find my christmas decorations this year, this is the muthaload!
15 minutes later I’m like…$ 6 for a cheap plastic candy cane ornament?!! This isn’t even ceramic or blown glass! What a rip off!
Peace out…

BIGGEST GOSH DARN CHRISTMAS STORE IN THE WHOLE WORLD OR AT LEAST SOUTH OF I-​30 AND NORTH OF I-​20!!!
This place has moved from its old location on Bowen Road in Pantego to the old Moore Antique Mall location on 303 (Pioneer Pkwy) in Arlington. Much bigger and much more lots of Xmas stuff. (pardon the bad grammar, Mrs. Elm, who was my old third grade teacher)
Christmas trees, elfs, lights, tinsel, decorations, you-​name-​it — it has all got to be here, someplace.
I am a testament to the fact that women never get tired of Christmas decorations. Or at least the woman I am married to has never tired of them.
Now 30 years and 30 boxes of Christmas decorations later, she barely seems to be slowing down. Every thing she picks up is just «so cute» and «isn’t this gorgeous?» But this place is such an enormosity of Yuletide stuff, that it’s like letting a chocoholic loose in Willie Wonka’s Chocolate Factory.
WARNING! MEN, DON’T LET YOUR WIFE LOOSE IN THIS PLACE WITH A CREDIT CARD! — YOU’VE BEEN WARNED (little good it will probably do you, though)
I can only relate that she told me this place had the largest selection she’d ever seen. (she would know, trust me on this). Strictly from a non-​buying side, it was like Disneyland had decided to do Christmas up right, and to hell with a budget.
Amazing is a good word, but even that doesn’t do this place justice as far as the decorations go. Check it out, but try to leave the credit card at home.