1Houston: Paloma & Co.
Blogger-turned-designer Paloma Contreras joined forces with her former employee Devon Liedtke to open this shop in early 2019. The store, which is adjacent to Contreras's design studio, offers everything from vintage furniture to small giftables. Plus, it's highly Instagrammable—which should come as no surprise, given that Contreras herself boasts some 123,000 loyal Instagram followers. shoppalomaandco.com
2Los Angeles: Hollywood at Home
Peter Dunham's west coast store (in the La Cienega Design Quarter) has a loyal following of designers, who turn to it as a source for Dunham's own textile and furniture designs, as well as a robust offering of lighting, accessories, and art. The space frequently hosts pop-ups and events featuring the best in the design industry. hollywoodathome.com
3Dallas: Amy Berry Home
Dallas designer Amy Berry's eponymous store speaks to her career roots and personal life, as well as her style. In addition to tabletop items and decor, Amy Berry Home offers a selection of children's items (Berry herself is a mother of two) and dog accessories (the designer began her career by refreshing interiors with custom pillows and dog beds). It's all set against a chic, trellised interior.
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4New York: KRB NYC
On New York's Upper East Side, designer Kate Rheinstein Brodsky runs a jewel box of a shop selling vintage furniture and accessories as well as an ever-growing selection of accessories sourced from around the world. There's also a healthy dose of art by the likes of Kate Schelter, Mark Gagnon, and onetime House Beautiful editor Marian McEvoy.
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5Los Angeles: Nickey Kehoe
Designers Todd Nickey and Amy Kehoe joined forces in 2004 to launch a joint design venture and shop, where they stock everything from outdoor furniture to gorgeous wooden serving bowls in an inviting space. The duo also operates a showroom in thee New York Design Center.
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6Palm Beach: The Grand Tour
After having trouble finding unique home decor pieces when she moved to Palm Beach from New York, designer Caroline Rafferty took matters into her own hands, opening The Grand Tour in the town's recently refurbished Royal Poinciana Plaza this winter along with her mother. The shop, whose name comes from the tradition of 17th and 18th-century collectors traveling Europe, offers everything from vintage glassware to children's furniture to textiles by the yard. grandtourhome.com
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7Nashville: SB
In her Tennessee hometown, designer Sarah Bartholomew offers furniture and accessories from her favorite makers and artisans in a bright, airy space. The store also carries fabrics by such beloved print masters as Anna Spiro and Les Indiennes. sarahbartholomew.com
8 San Francisco: Jay Jeffers
Designer Jay Jeffers, whose work has been published in places like House Beautiful, Elle Decor, and more, opened his eponymous store in 2012 to share his own furniture designs, as well as finds from local designers and artists. jayjeffers-thestore.com
9Chicago: Shelley Johnstone Design
In 2017, Johnstone inked a lease on a two-story space in the Windy City's Lake Forest neighborhood, where she opened a shop and design studio. The designer completed the space in only a few short weeks, pulling from favorite sources—many of which she's used in her own home. shellydesign.com
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10Greenwich, Connecticut: Putnam & Mason
The brainchild of designers Robert Passal and Kim Alessi, Putnam & Mason brought serious design savvy to the tony town of Greenwich, which has historically been known better for preppy prints than moody interiors. But Passal and Alessi's penchant for rich colors, layered textures, and showstopping art was a welcome addition to the town. putnammason.com
11Greenwich, Connecticut: Patrick Mele
Since Putnam & Mason opened, Greenwich has welcomed another designer-owned store: Patrick Mele, a Greenwich native, set up shop there in 2017. His eponymous shop, which the designer runs with his mother, features offerings by some of Mele's closes friends, like Nicholas Newcomb and Creel & Gow, all arranged in a delightful, ever-changing interior. patrickmele.com
12Dallas: Ceylon et Cie
Designer Michelle Nussbaumer has a knack for scouting out the coolest keepsakes on her travels (in fact, she even wrote a book about it). Lucky for you, she offers up some of the best through her Dallas shop, which sells everything from wallpaper to sculpture. michellenussbaumer.com
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13Chicago and The Hamptons: Michael Del Piero Good Design
The comfortable, organic style of Del Piero's Chicago store was so successful that the designer opened an outpost in The Hamptons last year, where she sells a similar assortment of textural furniture and accessories sourced from around the globe. michaeldelpiero.com
14Jackson Hole, WY: WRJ Design
In picturesque Jackson Hole, designer Rush Jenkins and partner Klaus Baer offer big-name brands like Cassina, Ralph Lauren, and Loro Piana from a cozy shop and showroom. wrjdesign.com
15San Francisco: Anthem
After some 20 years as an interior designer, Janelle Loevner opened Anthem in 2008 with her husband. The store offers furniture, art, and accessories that align with Loevner's comfortably glam style. anthemsf.com
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16Carmel, IN: Lantz Collective
Father-daughter duo Amanda and Barry Lantz run a joint shop in the Carmel City Center where she (a designer) offers a selection of home goods and he (an artist) sells his paintings. @lantzcollective
17 Santa Barbara, California: Giannetti
Husband and wife team Brooke and Steve Giannetti run this California shop, which distills the style of their enviable life on Patina Farm into shoppable form. Think English country-inspired furniture, natural fabrics, and neutral-hued accessories. giannettihome.com
18San Francisco: Dash Lane
Lest we forget that outdoor spaces can be just as well designed as indoor ones: landscape designer Kate Webster opened Dash Lane late last year. Webster sells outdoor furniture, accessories, and garden items in the shop, which sits on Sacramento Street, a veritable haven for home decor shoppers (neighboring outfits include St. Frank, Hudson Grace, March, and The Future Perfect, to name a few). dashlanesf.com
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