Union Camp Collective, Raleigh
This Southern emporium specializes in fun finds and midcentury collectibles. It’s only open on weekends, so the owner can source goods, but you can always shop via Insta.
R. Runberg, Charlotte
Owner Ruth Runberg sources special glassware, pottery, and linens from all over the world.
Schumacher, Charlotte
The textile and wallpaper giant has many showrooms but only a handful of boutiques. This one, its newest, was designed in collaboration with Barrie Benson.
Bob’s Vintage Attic, Mcleansville
The collection is curated by their team of vintage treasure finders, led by Replacements, Ltd.’s Founder & CEO, Bob Page, and is conveniently set on the first floor of the iconic pre-loved china warehouse.
East Fork, Asheville
This small brand’s dinnerware and mugs claim top-shelf status in designers’ and chefs’ dining rooms across the country.
Furnitureland South, Jamestown
Touted as the world’s largest furniture store, this 1.3-million (yes, you read that right!) square-foot space is open to anyone and houses a thousand brands, like Bernhardt, Wesley Hall, and Lexington, that are normally available only to the interior design trade.
Our State-by-State Home Store Guide
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