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Ceramics, including planters, dishes, and mugs, are thrown on-site at this shop-meets-studio outside Pittsburgh.
This outpost of the clothing brand is the closest thing we’ve got to a Leanne Ford boutique. Drop in for her curation of books and candles, and soak up the vintage vibes.
Founded in 2017 by Laura Weiszer, an art school alum and former illustrator, this brand takes pride in being a shop that “refinishes, reupholsters, or rebuilds” 60 percent of its vintage wares. One additional perk: If you’re looking for a particular piece, the staff will source it for you. Plug in the details and budget, and they’ll handle the rest.
Happy colors and playful patterns reign supreme at this Philadelphia shop. All items are made by independent makers, many friends of the proprietors.
Offering up nostalgic accessories like reimagined lunch trays and wall pennants, this shop is the source that 16-year-old you dreamed of having nearby.
A gardener’s dream, this shop is filled to the brim with plants and all things for nurturing and displaying them. Does the thought of yard work make you hungry? Stop for a bite at the café.
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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