Maison Mischief, Coral Gables, Florida
A joyful rebuttal to safe decorating and look-alike interiors, this atelier stocks spirited finds that encourage shoppers to embrace personality and color for homes as expressive as the people who live in them. @maisonmischief
Hunt & Hostess, Winter Park, Florida
Born from designer Lise Davis’s love of “the mix,” this inviting boutique offers a carefully edited assortment of found objects, artisan-made accents, and lasting pieces meant to help you curate a home you love. @huntandhostesswp
SummerStory, Alys Beach
Highway 30A’s easy-breezy beach aesthetic imbues this tranquil atelier, where you can snag everything from glassware and ceramics to furniture.
Brittany's Bamboo Barn, North Fort Myers
Housed on 10 acres, this sprawling warehouse boasts restored bamboo and rattan furnishings, ranging from patio sets to quirky animal figures.
Mary Mahoney, Palm Beach
The local place to register for weddings is also a destination for high-end tabletop wares, like crystal, china, and linens.
F.S. Henemader, Palm Beach
Coquillage, coral, rattan, and chinoiserie fill this institution, founded in 1970. Former House Beautiful editor Jess Teves says, “If you want to get the luxe coastal look, this is the right place.” Bonus: It offers polishing and repair services too.
Casa Branca, Palm Beach
Designer Alessandra Branca’s artful patterned and woven fabrics, furnishings, and wallcoverings are made for mixing and matching.
Serena & Lily, Palm Beach
The beloved purveyor of preppy furnishings expands its outdoor offerings—a fitting addition after the opening of its beachy-chic Palm Beach store.
RH, West Palm Beach
One of the brand’s Design Galleries, the Florida outpost boasts patio space galore and a rooftop restaurant. Book your brunch reservation now—rumor has it there are often lines around the block.
Casa Gusto, West Palm Beach
Mother-son duo Cris Briger and Charles Peed teamed with designer Susan Beimler to open a reserve of unbelievable finds. Their tole flowers are a favorite accessory of top designers.
Meg Braff Antiques & Decoration, West Palm Beach
A second installment of this Locust Valley, New York, staple highlights designer Meg Braff's signature mix of 20th-century antiques in beachy blues, whites, and greens—as well as her own designs, like the Meg Braff for Wildwood collection.
Mecox, Palm Beach
First opened as a garden and furniture shop in Southampton in 1996, Mecox now has eight locations across the U.S., carrying chic, New England-style necessities for the home and patio.
Our State-by-State Home Store Guide
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