Antiques & Beyond is a convenient Atlanta group shop of independent small business vendor dealer…read more merchants who curate a wide variety of merchandise including antique, vintage, modern and designer furniture, decorative accessories, artwork, lighting, gifts, jewelry, books and so much more, It is one of those stores that interior decorators, set-designers, loyal clients and other savvy shoppers shop often because of the unique eclectic ever changing selection, excellent value and friendly helpful service all within a beautiful shop full of creative vignettes offering something special for everyone.

I am a huge fan of anything antique or vintage- whether it's thrifting or visiting an estate sale…read moreor a true antique shop like Antiques and Beyond. If you are anything like me, just walking around this store can fill that happiness of seeing beautiful pieces of the past. I felt like this store just kept going and going, it was huge and jam-packed full of everything you can think of. Furniture, jewelry, books, clothing, statues and small decor, light fixtures, glass pieces, pictures/ prints/ frames, a bunch of christmas items and way more. There was a whole patio area we weren't even able to look at because it was closed. I will say, unfortunately, the prices are pretty insanely steep here. It's definitely a shop where the items are antique and prices more than reflect that. There were things here and there that were more reasonable, but a majority of the items would be ridiculous to purchase unless you have a pretty sumptuous income. I do think there's room to bargain on some items, but as other reviews have noted definitely be aware of pricing if you come in here. But if nothing else it definitely makes for a very entertaining stroll around to see all there is!

I would never have come in here if it wasn't for the soon to be world famous @ScoutMob. I used the…read morehalf-off deal and bought some wonderful modern wall sconces for about $40. At $80 they would have been a tad overpriced, but the deal made them just right. Contrary to the other review I found the staff to be very friendly. The home decor styles they have here are definitely my taste but above my current budget. If you're hunting for some random furniture or interesting wall pieces I would definitely recommend hitting this shop if you're in the area.

Nandina definitely has gorgeous home furnishings. Lovely couches, pillows, rugs, art, home…read moreaccessories. Whatever you need you can find it here and be giving your money to small business which is always a good thing! My review is for their re-upholstery services though. Bet you didn't know they did re-upholstery, did you? Neither did I until City Issue referred me to them. Apparently they do some of City Issue's mid century modern furniture re-upholstery. For starters I bought this absolutely gorgeous mid century Dux chair that was covered in this hideous stained fabric that I knew I could get redone to look more period; the price was good so I had to buy it. After I bought the chair I had an email convo with one of the designers to get a quote for my chair and ottoman. I provided her with pictures and dimensions. She gave me the quote, $350 which isn't that much considering the front and back needed to be replaced as well as the ottoman. She also asked me to come in and pick a fabric. They have loads of fabrics to choose from; all styles and all price ranges. They also will let you bring in your own fabric, which is what I did (I bought my fabric at Lewis and Sheron). They quoted me a time of when my chair would be ready. I picked it up when it was done and my jaw dropped. My chair was now pimped out and bad ass. They did a wonderful job and I am so happy that I used Nandina. That chair is now my seating pride and joy. *I will post some pictures when I get around to taking them.

The Merchant is a home goods gift store carrying a number of thoughtfully curated specialty…read moreproducts. Located at the Krog Street Market, the interior aesthetic reads industrial storehouse meets white-washed farm living room. Exposed high ceilings painted black with spotlights, hanging 60s style vintage lamps, a lacquered wooden canoe suspended mid-air and a large lightbulb arrow sign add a quirky vibe. Products include kitchen gadgets and serving ware (hand towels, plates, bowls, measuring cups, cocktail accessories, glasses, handsoap), books (travel, art, history, food/recipe, coffee table), Georgia-related souvenirs and packaged food gifts (candies and chocolate, cookies, puzzles, etc), gifting paper (like cards, gift wrap, gift bags), candles and home decor items (wall art, prints, bookends), and some seasonal holiday items that fall into above categories. They carry Lucia candles which are one of my favorite candle makers in terms of elegant home fragrances, though I only saw their seasonal fir/evergreen scent which unfortunately wasn't a love. Price range falls into the higher end so not an everyday shopping kinda place, though I'd recommend for an occasional treat or place to buy a nice souvenir. Staff seemed helpful and able to provide recommendations. Parking is available street side in the neighborhood.

Selection. This place has so many unique items like vintage biology posters, jelly cat stuffies for…read morethe babes, nice stationary, beautiful housewares, art prints along with vintage art work, lovely coffee table books... the list goes on. Prices were a bit high IMO yet you could find some items reasonably priced items. I was immediately greeted upon entering. This store is very well merchandised and reminds me a little like Anthropologie. The surrounding is cool, so there is lots to do in the area.

I love this place!! Great finds. Can always find a deal. I'm sad the moved from Brookhaven.read more

I am not one to hammer small businesses with negative reviews. In fact, I normally go out of my way…read moreto support them. However, I had a horrifying experience at Redefine Home this past weekend and wanted to warn other parents. Full story below, but the headline is the new owner told me "Maybe you should lock up your kid" when my child did absolutely nothing wrong. Let me preface by saying, I've been a big fan and customer of Redefined Home Boutique over the years, when it was owned by David, who was lovely and kind. This weekend, as soon as we walked in, a large black dog ran towards my 3 year old and terrified her so she screamed loudly and ran away, and he then started barking and running after her. He was not trying to bite her but it terrified her nonetheless. The woman working there (who I've since learned is the new owner, Kim) made no attempt to calm or stop the dog, and my daughter was distraught. Even more upsetting, there was no apology at all from Kim. My daughter was terrified and said "that dog isn't very nice" and we immediately headed towards the exit and said, "yes, maybe he should be on a leash." The owner yelled as we were exiting "maybe you should lock your kid up." My child had done absolutely nothing wrong. If "maybe you should lock up your kid" is something that comes out of the mouth of an employee, let alone an owner, when the child did nothing wrong at all, I think it warrants a negative review to warn other parents. Truly appalling behavior, and definitely not a way to treat customers in a family-oriented neighborhood. I'll take my money elsewhere.

****UPDATE**** Went…read moreto the new location, definitely classy but still with a "Scarlett Loves Rhettro" vibe. I've added new photos to give you a taste. I was very impressed with these best offerings and the location. One of my photos shows two intriguing chairs obscured by equally intriguing pictures. I will check in again when I'm in Atlanta.

Love love LOVE it. After driving by a bajillion times, constantly saying to myself a million times…read morethat I *really* needed to check it out, and a recommendation from Lauren S, I finally made it in to this awesome spot on Ponce. As much as I loved the entire place, it certainly isn't for everyone. Furniture, clothes, shoes, and knickknacks are all haphazardly stacked on top of one another. It takes AT LEAST 4 or 5 laps around the store to get a sense that you're seeing everything, and even after an hour perusing the wares I still wondered what goodies I had left behind. You've got to be up for the hunt to find the treasures. I did manage to walk out with the most phenomenal vintage coat and dress, all for a total steal given their quality and condition. Be sure to head to the back and upstairs for the 1/2 off loft, where things are disgustingly cheap. I can't believe I left a chair behind up there. Yes, I may have to completely reconfigure my apartment set up to find a place to put it, but I absolutely loved it and it was $40. Yeah, and in perfect condition. My only regret is not finding this place sooner: I would have happily outfitted my entire place (and closet) from their wares, and could have saved some money doing so. Service is friendly and willing to haggle: exactly the kind of small local shops you want to support these days.

What a gem! I get my hair done in the salon suites across the street and had been thinking of…read moreconsigning a couch I own. I went in today after my appointment to see if my piece would be a good fit. OMG, this place never ends. There are so many rooms and nooks and crannies full of beautiful antiques. It took me down memory lane, reminding me of pieces my grandparents owned. If you're into antiques, this place is a must. You can literally spend hours in there if you have the time. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly.

Too much stuff all jumbled up. They are very persnickety about what they will take on consignment…read moreconsidering all the junk they already have.

A beautifully created store. Everything that you can think of was available. From vintage cutting…read moreboards to light fixtures, furniture, and Chot keys. I was like a kid and a candy store. I was looking for specifically more mid-century pieces and I bet they have them sometimes. I didn't see very many of this visit, but I definitely will be back. Warren and welcoming Service.

My favorite place to shop!! Wonderful selection of English, French and midcentury furniture, fine…read morecrystal and china, art and jewelry. Beautiful showroom and super friendly staff!

Located on Broad Street, about a block off of Peachtree Boulevard sits an industrial looking…read moreshopping center featuring a few spots including Chamblee Antiques & Interiors. You know you have arrived once you see the large blue sign and metal awning hovering around and over the front doors. This place is overwhelming with the amount of items they have from entry to exit, so brace yourselves! I would say 50% of their stock is tchotchke based with a lot of glass cases holding things from bobble heads to cards to small figurines, etc...They also have a lot of artwork and signage strewn throughout with pockets of furniture, clothing, lamps and even a corner dedicated to retro hardware. I do feel that they have a lot more small, dated items than true antiques. Don't get me wrong, they have a large variety of unique items - but it is definitely a healthy mix of antique and flea market finds. The staff was very nice as we were greeted shortly after entering and were checked up on throughout our journey. Even when we left empty handed, they made sure to thank us for coming by and welcomed us back. Overall, Chamblee Antiques & Interiors has a lot to offer to the right person. While we didn't find anything we were looking for this time around, we will swing back through on our next trip down "antique row" in Chamblee.

Very impressed with the service and selection at Chamblee Antqiues and Interiors. The shop is…read morenicely curated with ample room to manuever around - displays are cohesive and thoughtful. Best part of all when the table I wanted to purchase would not fit in my vehicle they arranged to deliver it to my home. I am very happy with my purchase. Overall, I was very impressed and will be back for more shopping in the future!