Established in 1999, this store has a wide selection of on-trend, affordable furniture and accessories. It stocks stylish lamps you won’t see elsewhere. On-site design services make this an especially helpful resource for first-time homeowners on a budget.
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Jackson Charles Home
Maybe it’s owner Eddie Brumbaugh’s background in the fashion industry that makes her appreciate rich textures, from hide rugs to furry pillows to leather sofas. We’ll bet it’s why she loves stylish pieces like chain-link chandeliers, chrome-and-glass furniture, and Henry Dale House fashion sketches, which will give your home a little extra attitude.
Mathews Furniture + Design
After more than three decades, Mathews continues to thrive under second-generation family owners. The store specializes in reproductions of 18th-century American, English, and French furniture, as well as high-end custom draperies and bedding. Use the complimentary design services to pick one piece or outfit your entire house.
Mrs. Howard
Here you’ll find high-quality upholstery, case goods, and antiques, along with the Mr. and Mrs. Howard collection for Sherrill Furniture. Pick up a copy of Phoebe Howard’s new book, Mrs. Howard Room by Room, to study her fresh take on traditional Southern style.
Z Gallerie – Dunwoody
Three siblings started this company in their parents’ garage more than 30 years ago. Today the California-based firm has grown to more than 50 stores nationwide dedicated to affordable accessories and furniture.
Atlanta Decorative Arts Center
We realize it’s not really fair to count ADAC as one store. However, if we listed all of its showrooms individually, the center could consume our entire list. With some 60 showrooms representing at least 1,200 of the world’s premier brands, ADAC offers one-stop shopping for the city’s best furniture, fabric, rugs, lighting, accessories, floor and wall coverings, antiques, fine art and framing, kitchens, baths, tile and stone, and even home theater products. ADAC was once restricted to trade professionals but is now open to the public (though some purchases must still be made through designers). Don’t miss ADAC West, home to elegant stops like Janus et Cie outdoor furnishings, Peacock Alley fine linens, Renaissance Tile & Bath, and the Matthew Quinn Collection cabinet and architectural hardware.
Bungalow Classic
The eye-catching store windows are filled with beautiful lamps and light fixtures, but inside you’ll also find a wide variety of furniture, which ranges in style from rustic and industrial to updated traditional—always with a focus on comfort. Mirrors, art, and accessories will complete your look.
Huff Harrington
Two Francophiles, art lovers, and design junkies—Ann Huff and Meg Harrington-—created Huff Harrington Home as a companion store to their Buckhead art gallery. The pair fill the former Mercedes dealership with an original mix of furniture, tableware, and antiques. Think Louis XVI consoles, bistro tables, and glam wine-and-dine accessories.
Roche Bobois
Roche Bobois shows off sleek, contemporary furniture and lighting at its impressive new showroom on Buckhead Avenue. But our favorite part is the surprise Missoni Home boutique in the back—an exclusive in Atlanta—with pillows, throws, towels, ottomans, poufs, rugs, bedding, and curtains in the Italian designer’s trademark colorful chevron stripes.
Room & Board
Informed by design movements such Shaker, Arts and Crafts, Bauhaus, Scandinavian, and midcentury modern, Room & Board uses natural, sustainable materials to craft affordable furniture collections. More than 90 percent of its merchandise is American-made.
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