Auden & Avery, Charleston, South Carolina
Anchored in an appreciation for Southern design vernacular and a love of rattan, this showroom—founded by a pair of home stagers—specializes in air, beach-inspired finds, without the luxury price tag. @auden_and_avery
Found, Charleston, South Carolina
What began as a tiny showroom open twice a week has grown into one of the Lowcountry’s most approachable antique sources, inviting European finds—discovered by husband-and-wife team Kristin and Sterling Chambless throughout England, France, and beyond—back into people’s daily lives. @shoppefound
Elizabeth Stuart
Escape into a secret garden filled with fanciful objets, hand-finished planters, and an ever-evolving selection of tableware, art, and jewelry.
Megan Molten Shop, Pleasant
Designer and shopkeeper Megan Molten packs a warehouse with all her most-loved pieces from local makers to help clients achieve that low-country-luxe look.
Wentworth, Charleston
Gregory Blake Sams stocks “unexpected curiosities” in this preserved historic storefront.
Fritz Porter, Charleston
This collective feels like a design carnival, with stalls for everything from antiques to textiles by the yard, all set in a striking brick factory building.
Michael Mitchell, Charleston
Find everything from contemporary art to gilded pig sculptures in this spot at the heart of Charleston, where designer Michael Mitchell also runs his design business and hosts events for artists and designers.
Amanda Lindroth, Charleston
Step inside this tented wicker-and-palm-packed shop—the second from its namesake designer-owner (the first is in Palm Beach)—and be whisked away to the tropics.
We Took To the Woods, Greenville
You'd be forgiven for stepping into this seasonally updated shop and thinking you'd landed in a historic hunting lodge, but all the decor—from glassware and ceramics to wall art lining the wood and brick walls—is for sale.
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