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Elements of Style: 19 home furnishings in stylish modern pastels

There's nothing timid about this summer's muted hues of pink, blue, lilac and more.
West Elm

West Elm offers a helping hand

West Elm now offers services for painting, curtain hanging, mounting a TV or shelving, and creating a gallery wall.
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Exploring the Westside’s home shops with designer Teri Duffy

Not long ago, the area west of Howell Mill Road was a true industrial district, with just a couple of fabric stores to draw suburban shoppers.

Atlanta IKEA marks its first decade

The Swedish retailer launched a social media campaign to celebrate 30 years in the U.S.—the same month that the Atlanta store turns ten.

A treasure trove at Highland Row Antiques Basement Market

The monthly Basement Market combines the store’s regular merchandise with one-day-only treasures. For decorators, vintage furniture collectors, or scouts for TV and movie sets, it’s an appointment to keep each month.

Splurge or save: Chaises from Janus et Cie and Pier One

A quick look at a Boxwood chaise from Janus et Cie and an Echo Beach chaise from Pier One.

Online marketplace Chairish Atlanta offers well-designed furniture in need of a home

Somewhere between the garage sale finds of Craigslist and the lofty antiques on 1stdibs, there’s a lot of other well-designed furniture that needs a new home. Last year, online marketplace Chairish sprung up to fill that void, adding more than 1,000 items every week.

Furniture retailer Havertys moves back into its old Buckhead digs

When my husband and I moved into our first apartment, fresh out of grad school, we bought our first sofa at the Buckhead Havertys. Somehow, it seems a fitting sign of today’s more hopeful times that Havertys is back in Buckhead—in the very same building where we bought that sofa. Last week I was excited to tour the newly renovated, 23,000-square-foot “Style Studio”—a more compact showroom that relies on technology to display custom options and includes urban-minded collections along with its more traditional pieces.

Rough South Home founder upcycles salvage finds

“I find the weird stuff no one wants.” That’s how Clarke Titus begins our conversation as we traipse through a cluttered salvage yard a half dozen miles west of Atlanta. To the Kirkwood furniture maker, the decades-old trash is full of potential. Like a Depression-era Georgia freight car paneled with ten-foot-long pine boards. Titus used the weathered wood—stenciled here and there with numbers and workers’ instructions—to create more than a dozen original pieces, including tables, mirrors, consoles, and a king-sized headboard.

Robert Brown opens his first retail shop, Townhouse

This month, award-winning interior designer Robert Brown is opening Townhouse, his first retail shop, in the Galleries of Peachtree Hills. Now any shopper can tap into his expert eye for art, accessories, and furniture gathered from around the world.

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