Home & Garden Shopping

Dixon Rye, a popular Atlanta retail store offering a curated selection of furnishings, lighting, textiles, and more, has relocated from the city’s Westside design district to a new Buckhead location at 2300 Peachtree Road. At the same time, Bradley Odom Interiors moved to the new location and has been rebranded as Studio Dixon Rye.

Atlanta has a new kitchen showroom. The MUSA Kitchen Hub, located in Tucker, recently opened its doors and will host a grand opening reception on May 15. The 2,000-square-room space carries laminate countertops, cabinetry, sinks, hardware, and faucets.

Gabriella White, the parent company of the Summer Classics and Gabby furniture lines, recently hosted a grand reopening event at its north Atlanta showroom in Roswell. The store, which is the company’s largest, has received a new facade as well as interior improvements.

Swedish home furnishings company IKEA has opened a new outpost in Alpharetta that offers one-on-one consultation services for kitchen design, bath and closet solutions, and storage planning, as well as assistance with the nearly 10,000 products IKEA sells.

Jaipur Living, an Atlanta-based textiles and rug company, is collaborating with local designer Michael Habachy on a rug collection inspired by the designer’s Egyptian heritage. The collection, named Gamil, which means ‘beautiful’ in Arabic, features four rugs in a neutral palette with geometric designs and organic textures.

Home appliance retailer AjMadison has opened its first Atlanta showroom, a 12,000-square foot space located in Sandy Springs. The Atlanta location joins other retail stores in New York, Washington, D.C., and Miami. AjMadison’s selection ranges from cooktops and microwaves to washers and dryers as well as outdoor appliances and equipment, such as grills, fire pits, and patio heaters.

Print designer Katie Kime has launched the latest in her cities toile collection: Atlanta. Kime, who lived here for a few years after attending Duke University, launched her eponymous brand in Atlanta 10 years...

When you think of e-commerce, Amish-made furniture is likely not the first thing that comes to mind. In fact, you probably picture online furnishings as inexpensive knock-offs made of particle board rather than envisioning the handmade, solid-wood craftsmanship that the Pennsylvania artisans are famous for. However, DutchCrafters, which recently opened a new showroom in Alpharetta, was indeed launched online back in 2003, and the company has grown into one of the nation’s largest sources for Amish-made furniture.

Jaipur Living’s new showroom in Acworth is like an art gallery for rugs. The warehouse-sized facility is open to the public, though a limited number of products, such as pillows and poufs, are sold directly to consumers. The showroom is primarily a resource for designers and retail stores to peruse and purchase the company’s many lines of rugs.

Curved lines, interesting textures, and playful scale—chances are, you’ve seen furniture designer Francie Lowman’s work at stores like Anthropologie, Interior Define, or Urban Outfitters. With her own brand, Mangata Experience, which she launched in 2020, she is looking to break down gender norms around carpentry and redefine what it means to be sustainable in furniture design.