One Fish Two Fish was one of the better little shops we found in Savannah. The city surprisingly…read moredoesn't have a ton of boutiques in this style, so places like this, Asher & Rye, etc. really stand out. They had a great mix of gifts, home items, and fun little finds without feeling overly touristy. We especially loved the barware section. Definitely worth stopping into if you're wandering around downtown shopping

It was really beautiful space and everything inside was beautiful but fefinitely out of my price…read morerange. I only came here since I had a giftcard. I loved looking around at everything and the staff was really nice. Hoping to come back on day and get another Nest candle. I loved they had everything from home interior all the way to Pjs. Also they have a clothing store across the street called the Anex which was fun to check out.

Beautiful store with unique and chic offerings. A pleasure…read moreto tour the store, can't be beat in Savannah! Owners went above and beyond to ship my purchase, assuring it would arrive intact. A pleasure doing business with you. I love my cloche butterflies! Thank-you

An absolutely lovely store and the owners were just as amazing. Beautiful artwork and antiques. One…read moreof the nicest shops we walked through and extremely welcoming.

This is a neat little eclectic store. There are some adorable unique items in this store! I found…read moresome cute cocktail napkins for a party coming up!

Omg I stumbled upon this little gem by accident while walking through Savannah today. All sorts of…read morelittle treasures on every shelf! It's like traveling around the world in one little store. The gentleman who runs it( probably the owner) is extremely knowledgeable, friendly and eager to help without hovering. This is not one of those tourist t shirts places this is the place to go for a unique token you can display in your home that will be sure to have your guest asking where you found it while also bringing up fond memories of your trip.

Beautifully curated with minimal overlap. Great prices and super freindly staff too. Parking out…read morefront can be tricky at rush hour. Well worth a visit.

I love coming here to check out vintage home decor (and more)! There are many booths that vendors…read moreindividually run and each booth is filled with unique items including all different styles. There's a little something for everyone. I've bought artwork, furniture, glassware, and even a vintage purse from this location. They have it all. AND inventory is constantly changing, so I love coming back every few weeks to basically a whole new store! The workers have always been super friendly and helpful. This place is such a gem!

Beautiful English style furnishings, home accessories and more. The small selection of furniture…read morewas reasonably priced. The owner was pleasant and helpful, too! I enjoyed browsing their home decor books, fragrant candles, furnishings and getting helpful decorating ideas for my own home. I will return!

From the owner: We are a home decor and curated design business specializing also in custom floral arrangements,…read morelocal art, unique gifts, and fine furnishings.

Best little plant store ever. The staff is super kind. They are very affordable imo. Options for…read moreall budgets. Fun workshops and classes you can find easily on their website. I have a hard time staying out of here. Right by bull street taco too for a great marg/bite to eat!

such a wide selection of well cared for plants. The cashier was so kind and knowledgeable about…read moreeverything, she even gave us some local food recommendations. Found some rarer gems and so many cute pots!! The displays were absolutely breathtaking and the lighting in this shop was so beautiful!!

This is a new business adjacent to the Webb Military Museum…read more The proprietor was on site, friendly, and was available to assist. Good service. There is a juxtaposition of old and new here, but sometimes it is hard to tell what is old and what is new. For antique items, gentle restoration is given. The charm is certainly low-country: a hodge-podge of items--tea cups, plates, furniture, rugs, etc. This is a good place to find decoration for homes if you like southern charm. Check it out.

GCD is such a cool place. They have an extensive collection of furnishings, homeware, rugs,…read morelighting... just about anything you can think of. The location of the store is in a historic brick building that feels open and airy with a lot of light as you peruse around the shop. I actually discovered GCD on Instagram as I was browsing stores in the area for some furniture for my apartment. I really liked the photos they posted, so decided to pop in over the weekend. The gentleman who was working the shop was extremely friendly and flagged some of the limited time sales they had taking place. I really liked the mix of old and modern throughout the store. The way it is designed and arranged gives you a good illustration of how some of the furniture and decor could be arranged in your own home. I was particularly interested in the vintage glassware they had -- it all seemed really unique and like conversation pieces. If you happen to be near Columbia Square, definitely check out GCD and say hello.

Beautiful items at this store. Prices are very expensive and they don't deliver, but have someone…read morethey work with that you can contact. Quoted me $140 for the delivery so unfortunately $1,000+ dresser is just a little too much for me. But again, beautiful items in here.

I would have given this store four stars but they have a few things to fix. I'd start with the…read morestaff, extremely rude and not helpful in anyway. I asked a simple question "is this store a chain" because I was extremely eager that I recognized the store from Seattle. The women with short blonde hair rudely replied "no" yeah.. wrong. No one greeted me and my family upon arrival or asked if we had questions/needed help. The store smells awful! The furniture is great. Not the best quality but affordable and inventory changes constantly.