Back to Nature, Basking Ridge
The plant whisperers at this adorable store just might be able to save your fig tree; they also create beautiful container gardens.
Branch Home, Far Hills
Editorial director Jo Saltz loves stopping by this well-appointed (and recently expanded) country larder for artisan snacks and decor.
Salvage Style, Maplewood
Former home magazine editor Amy Hughes fills her suburban warehouse with vintage and architectural treasures.
Larger Cross, Oldwick
From fireplace tools and Chinese porcelain to pajamas we’ve earmarked for future gifting, this design-insider favorite has a little bit of everything.
La Serra Gardens, Totowa
This family-owned garden center is gorgeous enough to be a wedding venue. Browse plants and statuaries along the paths, then head into the greenhouses for a homemade pignoli cookie.
The Black Home, Newark
A café build-out adds to the hype at designer Neffi Walker’s shop, which is packed with furniture, decor, gifts, and accessories that celebrate the Black experience.
Homesense, Multiple Locations
HomeGoods' Canadian cousin, this discount furniture outlet—new to the U.S. in 2017—offers deals on everything from pillows to patio furniture.
Nest, Red Bank
Under the soaring ceilings of an erstwhile firehouse, this emporium offers contemporary home goods in an area with a big population of interior designers.
At Home, Multiple Locations
With 235 stores in 40 states—and up to 50,000 home decor products available in-store and through its website—“the Home Décor Superstore” very much lives up to its reputation. The sheer volume is rivaled only by the spectacularly low prices.
Our State-by-State Home Store Guide
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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