Kate Figler Interiors & Home, Nashville, Tennessee
Visitors browse trade-only resources, curated finds, and playful patterns and fabrics at this studio-meets-shop by designer Kate Figler, where design becomes a creative collaboration and uniformity gives way to one-of-a-kind workmanship. @katefiglerinteriors
Debbie Mathews Antiques & Designs, Nashville, Tennessee
Derived from a lifelong love of the hunt—and the core belief that every room needs to have at least one antique—this emporium from designer Debbie Mathews LeRoy pairs remarkable European finds with a discerning eye, creating visually arresting vignettes where history always has a place at the table. @debbiemathewshome
Revival Home, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Duck into this beloved purveyor and you’ll find heirloom-quality antiques mingling alongside contemporary designs and handmade accessories, together crafting a comfortable environment where curiosity and contrast take center stage. @revival.home
Homesoule, Jackson
Three warehouses of discounted and overstock furniture open monthly to the public, with proceeds benefiting nonprofits local to each outpost.
Robin Rains, Nashville
The interior designer fills her showroom with antiques and stylish furniture sourced on trips to Europe.
Sara Sells, Nashville and Memphis
Three warehouses of discounted and overstock furniture open monthly to the public, with proceeds benefiting nonprofits local to each outpost.
Reed Smythe & Company, Nashville
The brainchild of dear friends Keith Smythe Meacham and the late writer Julia Reed, this home and garden store blends Southern charm with well-traveled style, offering thoughtfully crafted tabletop accents, cool art, and excellent host gifts.
Eneby Home, Nashville
This fixture at the Brimfield, MA, and Round Top, TX, antiques fairs offers incredible vintage and antique wares and is frequented by celebrities and savvy designers.
Wilder, Nashville
Stop here for modern and contemporary finds in a breezy space. The kind your guests will all be jealous of.
Antique Archaeology, Nashville
History Channel’s American Pickers made it legendary, but the treasure is real. Just like when he’s scouring small towns across the U.S., Mike Wolfe has a rule when you visit his store, Antique Archaeology: Take three laps before committing to anything. The space is designed to be half-shop, half-museum—with a surprise hidden in every corner and a tag telling you its story.
Our State-by-State Home Store Guide
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