ByCloudia, Austin, Texas
Inside this personality-packed hub, rare global finds, sculptural furnishings, and vibrant textiles converge, encouraging shoppers to trade perfection for fun while underscoring the brief that extraordinary design is for everyone. @by_cloudia
Oakstreet Shoppe, Abilene, Texas
For designer Rebecca Gibbs, thoughtful design will always outweigh trends. In her shop, she makes a case for seeking out what you love, while highlighting bespoke offerings (like her cabinetry line with Unique Kitchens & Baths) and storied pieces alongside original art. @oakstreetshoppe
Round Top Ranch Antiques, Round Top
Get first dibs on curator Henrik Follin’s container drops of Scandinavian beauties at this 35,000-square-foot destination that keeps Round Top buzzing all year-round.
M.Naeve, Houston
Inside a historic building, designer Margaret Naeve Parker’s store highlights furniture and lighting from Italy and Sweden.
Thompson + Hanson, Austin and Houston
Every six weeks, this Lone Star staple gets fully reset with tabletop goods, linens, planters, outdoor furniture, and more.
Courtney Barton, Houston and Round Top
Luxuriously soft Dohar cotton blankets and custom hand-blocked pillows make interior designers like Marie Flanigan loyal fans of Barton’s East-meets-West aesthetic.
W. Gardner Antiques, Houston
This French antiques specialist is where local Next Wave designer (and English country house aficionado) Meg Lonergan finds “the finest, most interesting” pieces for her projects. Follow its Instagram feed to find out when new shipments from all over Europe will arrive.
Kuhl-Linscomb, Houston
Plan to stay awhile. Award-winning interior designer Pam Kuhl-Linscomb curates two city blocks of furniture, home goods, men’s and women’s wear, a kids’ department, and a full apothecary.
Made In, Austin
From award-winning pots and pans to hand-forged cutlery, the entire line of kitchenware is crafted by makers with generations of expertise.
Bleu by TPG, Austin
When designer Laura Pankonien couldn't find the right finishing touches for her design projects at The Pankonien Group, she founded her own source.
Fine antiques and treasures from around the world fill Michelle Nussbaumer’s store. You're bound to wind up convinced you just NEED that antique inlay table—and you'll be glad you did.
Grange Hall, Dallas
Curiosities like gold eggs, porcelain birds, and Urban Flower floral designs give this shop an otherworldly feel. Intrigued? Stay for a meal at the restaurant.
Blue Print, Dallas
In 2010, five interior designers—inspired by their travels together abroad—opened this now-mainstay boutique offering high-end antiques, modern fixtures, and unique accessories, all behind a signature powder-blue door.
Paloma & Co, Houston
Ever wanted to shop the world with a designer? Well, this is pretty close. Designer Paloma Contreras and partner Devon Liedtke bring treasures sourced in Europe and art from contemporary Southern artists to their store.
Moxie, Houston
Designer Dennis Brackeen’s store is a layered jewel box of antiques and accessories.
Magnolia Market, Waco
The most visited place in Texas? Not the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium or the Alamo. It’s Chip & Jo’s HQ. Magnolia Market might be a couple of hours from any major airport, but it is regularly mobbed with tourists scooping up rustic ceramics, candles, and a stem or two from the best selection of faux seasonal greenery anywhere.
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