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“Better, fewer things” is the motto of this haunt, where married purveyors Bradley Odom and Peter Hüsemann-Odom curate genteel antiques and accessories, all with an undercurrent of Southern charm.
“Kwynn Everest, the owner and buyer, has a spectacular eye,” editor Catherine DiPersico says. She stops in to buy gifts—and scope out the funky tabletop selection.
Exceptional French antiques and European fine art fill the stateside showroom of this long-established designer destination, which has a sister studio in the City of Light.
Next Wave designer David Frazier heads here for antiques, case goods that are bench-made in England, and special pieces from the store’s collaborations with Bobby McAlpine and Clinton Smith.
Now in a new, spacious West Midtown site (near its former space), it’s a “destination for gorgeous upholstery,” stylist Lucy Bamman says.
This elegant boutique captures the mystique and charm of the French flea market it’s named after. Come for a honey lavender latte, slice of quiche, or Savannah Sunrise cocktail at the in-store café, leave with a Perfex salt mill, Trudon scented candle, Tocca fragrance, chic linen dress, or a spice mix for your hot toddies.
As self-described “custodians of our culture,” the owners of this collector-favorite showplace highlight the work of contemporary African American artists.
The storefronts of this e-commerce brand celebrating a cool, collected European lifestyle are set up like gorgeous kitchens and pantries. Inside, you’ll find kitchenware sustainably crafted from 19th-century timber, recycled glass, and harvested beams.
Every Southern designer’s favorite source for antiques, this regular market attracts hunters from near and far and is responsible for pieces in homes by some of the country's top design talent.
Already beloved online, this start-up towel brand expanded to a brick-and-mortar with an airy flagship store offering custom design and personalized embroidery.
The brand’s 20,000-square-foot venue holds treasures untold. The Atlanta space is more than double the size of the average Ballard store and offers exclusive items and on-site custom monogramming, perfect for last-minute gifts.
From boutiques to showrooms to online marketplaces, these treasure troves are as unique and magical as the carefully curated gems they stock.
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