Home & Garden Shopping

“Wellness” may be a buzzword, but health and environmental concerns are no trend, and they are impacting the way we design, build, and decorate.

Edges and corners make way for groovy shapes

Atlanta is a hotbed for antiques, with trade-only and retail sources ranging from dusty markets to pedigreed showrooms. Five designers give their takes on where to find the best old pieces in town and how to keep the look fresh and never fusty.

With a Roswell warehouse and an AmericasMart showroom, Atlanta was the obvious choice for the brand’s first kitchenware boutique, which also stocks a curated selection of cookbooks, accessories, and imported food products.

Honeycomb Studio is expanding into a larger space after working out of a 700-square-foot space for the past three years.

It's time to matte black all the things. From silverware to coasters to sofas, matte black provides a modern style to your home.

Equestrian style is in. From leather sofas to decorative horse pillows to julep cups—add a dash of horse fashion to your home.

No green thumb? Master gardener? There are houseplants for everyone. From bold foliage patterns to macrame hangers, the design world is inspiring us to embrace our inner gardener. Every room needs a touch of something organic—even the most minimalist spaces.

Buckhead's buzzing design district, Miami Circle, has experienced a renaissance in recent years and is better than ever for home shopping. Designers Julie Montgomery and Michele Gratch of Montgomery Gratch Interiors helped us narrow down stops on a shopping tour.

We scouted Atlanta for the best interior decor products for this spring's trending style: the modern revival of granny floral.