Fireside Antiques, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Three generations have built this treasure trove into one of the country’s premiere sources for European furnishings, architectural elements, and accessories, where remarkable provenance and rich patina continue to inspire curators and designers alike. @firesideantiques
Tucked onto historic Magazine Street, this spot captures the thrill of discovering something extraordinary without having to do the work yourself, thanks to owner Jenny Vorhoff’s well-stamped passport and designer’s eye for engaging pieces that bring fresh perspective and a story to every room in your home. @marquetshoppe
Ware M. Porter & Co., New Orleans
Upholstery and lighting in traditional Southern style with a twist is the name of the game at this shop, which is steeped in charm befitting its eponymous designer-owner.
Sud, New Orleans
Sicily’s coolest art and design are on display in the Big Easy at this shop from designers William Brockschmidt and Richard Dragisic.
Sunday Shop, New Orleans
Established in 2012 by designer Logan Killen, this haven in the Lower Garden District draws in passersby with a calming mix of well-designed kitchen and bath decor as well as distinguished furnishings.
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