American furniture mixes period rooms with working craft galleries, plus one warehouse holding ten small businesses under one roof. South Street Antiques deals in 18th- and early 19th-century period furniture and decorative arts. Modern Nomad fills a warehouse with ten locally owned small businesses under one roof. Grovewood Gallery shows American fine craft from furniture to ceramics and glass in a historic Arts and Crafts setting.
Grovewood Gallery presents American art and craft across two floors in Asheville's historic Grovewood Village, with work by makers from around the country. Established in 1992, the gallery occupies a site once used by Biltmore Industries for weaving and woodworking. Visitors can explore studio furniture upstairs and outdoor sculpture alongside smaller works ranging from glass to ceramics and jewellery.
Best for American craft, studio furniture and outdoor sculpture in Asheville
Grovewood Gallery occupies the former weaving and woodworking complex of Biltmore Industries, on eleven acres beside the Omni Grove Park Inn in Asheville. Edith Vanderbilt founded that enterprise with two teachers, Eleanor Vance and Charlotte Yale. By the late 1920s, under Fred Loring Seely, it ran more than forty looms turning out handwoven wool fabric that shipped as far as China and Uruguay.
The customer list from those years ran to Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and Helen Keller, along with several American presidents and first ladies.
The gallery that fills the site now represents over 350 artists and craftspeople from across the United States, in a collection running from tableware to furniture. It is not a museum shop bolted onto a historic site. Working artist studios sit on the grounds, and craft demonstrations run through the year alongside rotating exhibitions.
The rest of the village holds the Biltmore Industries Homespun Museum and an antique car museum. A docent-led history tour ends inside the original Dye House, which is otherwise closed to the public and still holds the dye vats and the spinning mule.
Gladys and Richard Vela took over A-Warehouse Furniture in 2019 from her uncle, who had owned the Baytown showroom since 2008. The floor runs living, dining and bedroom sets, mattresses and outdoor pieces from a handful of vendors, with catalog orders for what is not in the room.
Best for Furniture, mattresses and multi-room comparison
Sam Zavary's Exclusive Furniture opened its ninth Houston-area store on the East Freeway in December 2024: 65,000 square feet of living, bedroom and dining furniture, a mattress hall, and a Rack 45 outlet for marked-down pieces.
Best for Furniture showroom at a verified Baytown door
A family showroom since 2017, Royal Furniture on Garth Road sells sofas, bedrooms, dining sets and mattresses, with sister floors in Port Arthur and Nederland.
Best for Furniture and home goods at a verified Baytown door
The Resale Shop of Baytown fills 7,000 square feet in Bay Plaza with donated clothes, furniture and household goods. Extra stock goes to Bay Area Homeless Services, the Marcelous-Williams Resource Center and the Baytown Christian Alliance.
Best for Resale clothing, furniture and one-off household finds
CAUV Design, led by designer Joe Cauvel, builds custom residential and commercial furniture using bleached oak, ash, black walnut, hot-rolled and blackened steel, brass, and acid-etched or Starphire glass. Originally based in Red Hook, Brooklyn, the studio relocated to the Sullivan County Catskills in spring 2022 and serves the greater NYC area.
Industry City is a 35-acre campus on the Sunset Park waterfront in Brooklyn. It is home to more than 700 companies in fields from design and media to robotics and clean energy. Its ground floors hold over 35 places to eat and drink, a run of home design and furniture outlets, independent boutiques, local craft makers. The campus stages more than 1,000 events a year.
Best for Design studios, Japanese food hall, and Brooklyn's creative industry hub.
Industry City occupies 35 acres of the Brooklyn waterfront in Sunset Park. The campus of former industrial buildings now houses more than 700 companies. Tenants range across technology and design, media and robotics, biotech and clean energy. They work from leased office, studio or industrial space. The campus describes itself as the one place in New York where a company can start and grow without ever having to move. For visitors the draw is the ground floor. There are over 35 places to eat and drink. A collection of home design and furniture outlets, which the campus calls unique in the city, sits alongside independent boutiques and local craft makers. More than 1,000 events run on site each year. Venues range from small rooms to spaces holding over 1,200 guests. The campus address is 220 36th Street, Suite 2-A. The 36th Street station on the D, N and R lines is one express stop from downtown Brooklyn's transit hub. There is free parking along 3rd Avenue and a paid lot on 2nd Avenue. Four Citi Bike stations and an indoor bike room serve cyclists. Dogs are permitted on the campus. Public restrooms are on the ground floors of buildings 2 to 6. The security command centre sits in Building 7 between 33rd and 34th Streets, and it also holds the lost and found for anything left behind on a visit.
Scott Jordan Furniture has custom-built solid hardwood furniture since 1980 from Pennsylvania cherry, Ohio and Indiana walnut, and Appalachian oak, with Eastern Linden dovetailed drawers and hand-rubbed natural oil and wax finishes. The shop, based at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, combines CAD/CAM design with precision CNC cutting and hand-finishing.
Best for Custom hardwood furniture for tight city spaces
Vintage and thrift shop opened in 2009 by Paul Gazar at 1430 W 18th Street in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood; the largest store of its kind locally, with weekly-refreshed stock.
Best for Vintage clothing, furniture, and local art in Pilsen
Pilsen Vintage and Thrift opened in 2009 at 1430 W 18th Street in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood, part of a wave of vintage shops that opened in the area around that time. It was founded by Paul Gazar, who had worked at another local vintage shop before striking out on his own. The store is described as the largest vintage and thrift shop in the Pilsen community, selling clothing, furniture, records, housewares, accessories and jewelry spanning roughly the 1940s through the 1980s, with new stock brought in on a weekly basis. It sits within Pilsen's broader cluster of secondhand and vintage shops along and near 18th Street.
Curly Willow arranges fresh flowers by hand at 31 1st Street NW and delivers bouquets across the Choteau area. The shop also carries plants, gift baskets, and consignment furniture.
Opened in November 2020 by Mike and Amiee, this family-run shop stocks Made-in-Idaho furniture, rugs, wall decor, and metal and wood signs alongside locally made goods with Teton and Idaho themes. The couple doubled their floor space in early 2021 as inventory grew.
Doug Stowe has spent decades making boxes and furniture in a workshop at the edge of Eureka Springs, and has authored numerous books on the craft. His pieces are offered by custom commission and through his online storefront, with materials and design work available on request.
Martin & MacArthur makes koa furniture in Hawaii and sells home furnishings alongside jewellery and accessories. Jon Martin founded the business in 1961, developing a workshop where experienced craftspeople worked with apprentices. Its Kalihi operation connects the furniture business with manufacture, while the wider retail assortment includes products beyond koa furniture.
Best for Hawaiian koa furniture and home furnishings
Martin & MacArthur began in 1961 with Jon Martin's intention to build a furniture workshop in Hawaii. The company's account describes experienced craftspeople working alongside apprentices and journeymen, passing on practical skills within the business. Furniture remains central to its identity, particularly pieces made from koa wood associated with the Hawaiian Islands.
Its history includes work in other timbers before koa became a major part of the range. A report on the company in 2011 places its factory in Kalihi and describes both traditional and simpler furniture designs. That distinction matters when choosing a piece, because the business is not confined to one historic decorative style.
The retail range also includes jewellery and accessories, together with art and other goods for the home. Those categories should be considered separately from the company's own koa furniture when asking about manufacture. Someone planning a furniture purchase can begin with the timber and intended use of the piece. A smaller gift purchase offers a different route through the same retailer without implying an identical production process.
Adrian Pollack and Karolina Dabo opened this showroom in 2018 to curate Danish, Scandinavian, Japanese and international designer furniture and lighting for a Hudson Valley clientele. The Warren Street space functions as both retail showroom and design consultancy rather than a manufacturer's outlet.
Best for Curated Scandinavian and Japanese designer furniture
Gestalt New York is a furniture showroom at 614 Warren Street in Hudson, NY, founded by Adrian Pollack and Karolina Dabo. The name comes from the German word for form or shape. In the 1920s it took on the meaning of an organized whole that is perceived as greater than the sum of its parts. The founders apply that idea to a collection in which every piece of furniture is treated with the same weight as the whole. Between them they bring 40 years of industry experience. They describe a model built on passion and personality rather than the conventional furniture store. The showroom sources authentic designs from around the world across seating and tables. Office and outdoor pieces sit with storage and beds. Lighting and rugs join objects and decor, and a trade programme serves designers and projects alongside private clients. An In Stock section lists pieces available immediately. The office answers enquiries through the week, and the showroom itself opens for visits through the week.
Jocie Sinauer has run this antiques shop since 1997, making regular buying trips to France to hand-select 17th-, 18th- and 19th-century French, Belgian and Swedish furniture, ironstone and glass. The stock favors a cool palette of original surfaces and patina over restoration, and has been featured in Vogue and GQ's list of top American shops.
Sutter Antiques deals in antiques from 556 Warren Street in Hudson, NY, organizing its online inventory into named collections such as "In Search of Light," "Old Worlds, New Light," "Please, Be Seated," and "The Quiet Beauty of Form." The showroom is open Thursday through Saturday, 11am-5pm.
A Lot of Old and A Little New is a vintage and resale shop in La Porte. Its in-person selection includes vintage finds, household objects, decor and collectibles, with a focus on vintage furniture, decor and small collected finds.
Best for Vintage furniture, decor and small collected finds
Kelley Price opened Junk Junkies on West Main in August 2013 after a season of free haul-off. The room runs art, furniture, records, kitchenware and project pieces; what she does not sell she donates.
The Bonny Bluebird Cooperative occupies a historic house at 319 East Main. Visit La Porte calls it a creativity hub; the shop's own account stocks vintage, artisan-vendor work and flipped furniture from local makers.
Best for Vintage And Home Decor And Gifts in La Porte.
Heritage Market is an antiques and collectibles shop in Liberty. Its in-person selection includes vintage furniture, decor and locally made goods, with a focus on vintage furniture, decor and locally made goods.
Best for Vintage furniture, decor and locally made goods
In Naples' Crayton Cove since 2007, this contemporary craft gallery and gift shop sells American-made jewelry, pottery, glass, furniture and whimsical decor. Its direct online store ships handcrafts and gift cards for those who can't visit in person.
Best for Craft gallery, gift shop, handmade jewelry, pottery
Three generations on Royal Street since 1912, M.S. Rau deals in Fabergé, Tiffany, important paintings, furniture and other works with provenance, operating as a specialist fine-art and antiques gallery in the French Quarter.
B&H Photo Video has served photographers and filmmakers from its Manhattan SuperStore since 1973. The 9th Avenue store and its deep online catalog cover cameras, lenses, pro audio, lighting and computers.
Best for Camera store, electronics, photography, pro audio
Adirondack Green House Basketry in Old Forge weaves pack baskets from rattan reed, with solid-wood interior bases and skids and harnesses of cotton webbing with nickel steel rivets and buckles. Owner Barbara Green's great-great-grandfather Seth Pierce was an Adirondack guide whose handcrafted furniture is displayed at the Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake.
H.H. Ambrose opened this furniture business in Elizabeth City, North Carolina in 1946 after giving up life as a traveling preacher. His son Marion and Marion's wife Betty opened the Kitty Hawk store in 1984 and the Coinjock store in 1988. Their sons West and Barry Ambrose run all three today. The stores sell furniture and home decor with in-house design help, and a wheaten terrier named Moxie is the mascot.
Best for Furniture and mattresses with design help
Ambrose Furniture began in 1946, when H.H. Ambrose gave up life as a traveling preacher to open a furniture store in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. The values he had preached about became the working philosophy of the business. The company says they remain in place more than 75 years later. In 1984 his son Marion and Marion's wife Betty opened the Kitty Hawk store on the Outer Banks. In 1988 they added the largest of the three stores at Coinjock in Currituck County. The stores now belong to Marion and Betty's sons, West and Barry Ambrose. Barry grew up in the business, napping in the front window as a toddler to promote mattress sales. He graduated from East Carolina University in 1983 with a degree in theatre arts, and he credits that training for the way the stores look. West started work at thirteen and helped build the current Elizabeth City location. He now handles operations from Coinjock. The company sells furniture and home decor in styles it groups as coastal or traditional. Modern rooms and rustic rooms are shown alongside. Its design staff work with customers on whole rooms, including the rental homes that fill the Outer Banks. Testimonials on its site come from second-home owners who have used the firm since the 1990s. A soft-coated wheaten terrier named Moxie serves as the official mascot. She greets shoppers at the Kitty Hawk store at 5125 North Croatan Highway, where Barry Ambrose is usually found.
Furniture makers Bruce Beeken and Jeff Parsons have hand-crafted custom furniture from local hardwoods at their studio in the historic Farm Barn at Shelburne Farms since 1983. Pieces are made to order for residential and institutional clients, arranged directly through the studio.
Founded in 2010 by five interior designers, Blue Print began as a Dallas furniture boutique built around the contrast of old and new. Its Fairmount Street operation now spans high-end antiques, modern lighting, art and accessories, alongside a contemporary gallery, interiors team and large showroom.
Best for Furniture, antiques, art, lighting, textiles and decorative objects
By Western Hands is a nonprofit guild and gallery preserving the craft of Western design, showing juried furniture, metalwork, and leather by master makers of the Cody Style. Its downtown gallery and studio sell members' work and host demonstrations tracing the region's cowboy-arts tradition.
Coming Soon mixes vintage furniture with contemporary pieces intended as future collectibles, plus smaller gifts for compact budgets. Same-day pickup is often possible, while furniture sales are final and sold as-is.
Best for Playful home objects, including vibrant glassware, quirky ceramics, sculptural candles and lighting
8 Langsford Road, Cape Porpoise, Kennebunkport, Maine
Compliments Gallery has curated hand-blown glass, handcrafted jewelry, hand-painted furniture and other American craft in Kennebunkport for more than 40 years. After leaving its long-time Dock Square location, it moved into the Red Barn at 8 Langsford Road in Cape Porpoise in 2026, where the gallery continues its local and regional maker focus.
Best for Local artist glass, jewelry, furniture, and American craft
DaVallia Art & Accents pairs a rotating gallery of work by emerging and established artists with custom furniture built from reclaimed wood and architectural steel. The Chester shop also offers made-to-order upholstery and interior design services.
Barbara Domsky's studio fuses and casts glass panels, chandeliers, and wall sculptures for private clients and hospitality projects, with past commissions for Wynn Encore and Neiman Marcus. Every piece is designed and fabricated in-house, from the first sketch through the final kiln firing.
Best for Commissioned glass sculpture and lighting
This Gingerbread Lane shop pairs a garden-design and maintenance studio with a retail floor of vintage garden furniture, high-end tabletop and serveware, fragrance, and cut-flower arrangements. The team also handles planting, installation, and seasonal garden restoration for village properties.
Foreign Cargo fills a North Main Street storefront and upstairs gallery with furniture and decorative objects sourced from Asia and beyond, the kind of carved chests, textiles, and trade pieces that don't typically turn up at New England antique shops. The gallery level rotates separately from the ground-floor shop, giving browsers two distinct collections under one roof.
Best for Imported antiques and Asian decorative arts
A design and furniture studio founded by Constance and Jamey Garza in Marfa, Texas, making saddle-leather stools, handwoven Garza pillows and textiles alongside curated ceramics and homeware. Its online shop ships worldwide and its store at 124 Highland St is open Wednesday to Sunday, 1-5pm.
Gem Mountain Sapphire Mine is a Montana sapphire mine, letting visitors sift their own sapphire gravel at its seasonal mine site before having stones heat-treated, faceted, and set into jewelry back at its downtown Philipsburg store. The shop also sells finished sapphire jewelry, loose stones, and home décor items like teak furniture and amethyst cathedrals.
Best for Jewelry & gemstones, Sapphires, Custom Jewelry, Home Decor
King Street antiques dealer trading in 18th- and 19th-century English and Continental furniture, silver, and china since 1922 under four generations of the Birlant family. It is the maker of the cast-iron-and-cypress Charleston Battery Bench, reproduced from the originals along the harbor promenade.
Best for Antiques and the Charleston Battery Bench
This Main Street gallery represents more than 200 North American artists across pottery, fine woodworking, and sterling-and-gold jewelry, including pieces set with local Petoskey stones. Sticks furniture and hand-thrown ceramics fill rooms arranged for slow browsing.
Best for Artisan pottery, jewelry, and Petoskey-stone pieces
Heide Martin Design Studio, at 10 Farwell Drive in Rockland, Maine, makes furniture and housewares described on its site as "made here," including tables, seating, casegoods and tabletop items. The studio also offers an architectural weaving product line.
Best for Handmade furniture and architectural weaving
Irish-born folk artist Bill O'Callaghan makes whimsical pottery, driftwood furniture, and fairy-tale sculptures at Island Folk Pottery on Marion's Way in Chilmark. His outdoor Fairy Sculpture Trail winds past dragons, castles, and tree spirits drawn from Irish folklore and Vineyard woodland.
Best for Folk pottery, sculpture, and driftwood pieces
Dealer Jeffrey Tillou deals in 18th- and 19th-century American furniture, folk art, and paintings from a West Street gallery, exhibiting regularly at major fairs including the Winter Show. The gallery is a member of recognized antiques-trade associations and deals primarily in Americana rather than European or general antiques.
Best for 18th- and 19th-century American furniture and folk art
Glass artist John Gibbons has hand-blown fine art glass in Eureka for more than twenty years from his studio at 726 Second Street, fabricating his own tools and equipment. Work ranges from starfish, marbles, and murrine anemone vases to multi-story chandeliers and custom lighting, and the studio offers tours and lessons.
Le Shop is a Southampton concept store pairing European brand Riviera Maison with curated furniture, candles, and lifestyle goods from labels like Baobab and Gabriele Frantzen. The year-round shop on Windmill Lane also sells its curated collections online.
Best for Curated furniture, candles, and lifestyle goods from labels like Baobab and Gabriele
M&M Antiques fills its Market Street storefront in Onancock with clocks, wool rugs, furniture, glassware, coins and curiosities, and offers antique clock repair on site. The shop welcomes walk-in browsing during regular daytime hours.
Best for Antiques, vintage, collectibles, clocks, clock repair
A working woodshop on Depot Street that has turned out handmade bowls, furniture and kitchenware in small batches since 1950, at prices pitched for any budget. Visitors can watch the woodworking in the factory-retail space or order the same pieces through the shop's Etsy storefront.
Best for Woodcraft, woodenware, furniture, kitchenware, handmade-gifts
MiXX Projects fills its Telluride storefront at 307 E. Colorado Avenue with a curated mix of handmade jewelry, furniture, and home décor sourced from artists worldwide, including Huichol beaded skulls from Jalisco and hand-blown glass sculptures. The shop sells both in-store and through its online shop for direct orders, with prices ranging from affordable prints to museum-quality glass pieces over $2,000.
Modern Manor packs some fifty independent boutiques into a converted historic building on Highway 17 in Mount Pleasant, curated by interior designers. Under one roof shoppers find fine and vintage furniture, Italian and Indian apparel, lighting, art and jewellery.
Best for Home decor, furniture, apparel, marketplace
Modern Nomad is a modern warehouse comprising of 10 small businesses each with a section in the store. They are all locally-owned and self-funded first time businesses.
Best for Modern warehouse comprising 10 locally-owned small businesses featuring furniture
For over twenty years Modernway has filled its North Palm Canyon showroom with mid-century modern seating, cabinets, lighting and vintage audio. The Palm Springs store is a stop for collectors hunting authentic period furnishings.
An independent boutique on North 9th Street in Columbus stocking home decor, furniture, jewelry, and Western-leaning apparel from labels such as Tasha Polizzi and Scully. The mix runs from clothing and handbags to gifts and seasonal decor.
Morning Star Traders has been locally owned in Tucson for over 58 years by Rick and Mary Beth Rosenthal, dealing in antique American Indian art and Spanish Colonial furniture including Navajo textiles and rugs and tribal work from Zuni, Tohono O'Odham, Navajo and Hopi peoples. Frommer's Travel Tips called it possibly the best store of its type in the state.
Best for Antique native american art and furniture
A cluster of family-run Montauk shops under the Homeport & Shine banner selling toys, gifts, souvenirs, jewellery, clothing and furniture. The owner is shifting most stock toward US makers and sells only in person so customers can meet the people behind the counter.
Best for Gift-shop, general-store, souvenirs, toys
This corner shop at the head of Main Street deals in early American furniture, ironstone, pewter, painted country pieces, and lighting arranged in room-like settings. Owner-curated stock leans toward New England provenance, and the store doubles as home base for a long-running antiques radio show.
Best for New England country antiques and painted furniture
Three decades in, this Old Barn Road warehouse restocks its floor with a fresh truckload of antiques most weeks, ranging from continental case pieces to architectural salvage such as mantels, doors, and garden sculpture. An in-house design-build team also produces custom tables, mirrors, and lighting to order for interior designers and their clients.
Best for European antique furniture and architectural salvage
Relic Lexington operates out of the old James E. Pepper Distillery rickhouse at 1170 Manchester Street, filling a warehouse with bourbon barrel furniture, reclaimed and vintage pieces, and other goods made by Kentuckians. Owner Chad mixes barrel-built tables and barware with rugs, signage and home decor sourced from around the state.
Best for Bourbon barrel furniture and Kentucky-made home goods
Remarkable Things at Stowe Craft sells handcrafted jewelry, art, furniture and gifts from American studio artisans out of its shop at 34 South Main Street in Stowe, Vermont, open daily. The gallery also runs a full online store with free shipping on orders over $150.
Formerly known as Country Tyme Primitives, this Lancaster County workshop hand-builds furniture from locally sourced North American hardwoods, offering pieces like extension dining tables in some 20 finishes. Each piece is made to order by craftspeople working in the county's furniture-making tradition.
Roger's Gardens is a Corona del Mar nursery and garden center spanning plants, roses, citrus and fruit trees, pottery, outdoor furniture, home decor and seasonal Halloween and Christmas boutiques. Open daily, it sells both in its Newport Beach-area gardens and through an online shop with local delivery.
Best for Nursery, garden center, plants, home decor, outdoor furniture
Shaker Furniture of Maine, at 715 Route 1 in Scarborough, occupies two floors and nearly 10,000 square feet showing solid-wood furniture in native hardwoods such as cherry, maple and oak, plus pine pieces made in American shops. Owner Steve Celona offers custom-build options to customer specifications.
Snyder's Furniture has sold handcrafted Amish furniture in Lancaster, PA since 1983, when Minnie Snyder started it from a quilt stand at a local farmer's market. Craftsmen build pieces by hand on family farms, including trestle tables, pedestal tables, sleigh beds, and live-edge tables.
Best for Handcrafted amish dining and bedroom furniture
This South Street dealer specializes in English and American furniture, porcelain, silver, and paintings from the Georgian, Federal, and Regency periods, roughly 1760 to 1820. It serves private collectors, designers, and architects and positions itself around connoisseurship rather than general antiques trade.
Best for 18th- and early 19th-century period furniture and decorative arts
Open in Mendocino since 1978, The Highlight Gallery at 10480 Kasten Street shows and sells fine handcrafted furniture, art, ceramics, glass, jewelry and turned wood by American makers. Many one-of-a-kind pieces are sold in the ocean-view gallery and through its online shop, with custom work available.
Tori Jones Studio is a seasonal home-furnishings and art gallery behind Block Island Blue Pottery on Dodge Street, open Memorial Day through mid-September. It curates fine art, antiques, furniture, lighting, and artisanal craft gathered from around the world.
Best for Curated art, antiques and home furnishings
Urban Cottage pairs a home-furnishings boutique with an in-house interior design studio at 1169 Duck Road, stocking furniture, lighting, rugs, tabletop pieces, jewelry, gifts, and Jellycat plush. Beyond retail, the shop offers design consultations and full-room projects for Outer Banks homes.
Village Emporium is a female-owned antique mall at 616 Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant, where a rotating roster of vendors fills the floor with antiques, vintage furniture and curated decor. Turkish rugs, blue-and-white china, chinoiserie and bamboo pieces sit among tchotchkes and leather sofas across the shop.
Best for Antiques, vintage furniture, home decor, curated market
A curated furniture and design showroom founded in East Hampton in 2014, whose local outpost, The Little Beach House, gathers high-end brands such as Living Divani, Porro, Boffi and Flos. It handles furniture, lighting, fixtures, millwork and rugs for indoor and outdoor spaces.
Windsor Chairmakers has produced hand-crafted fine furniture since 1987, including Windsor chairs, beds, tables and a line of Shaker furniture built from native woods such as tiger maple, cherry, white ash, black walnut and pine. Chairs use traditional joinery and epoxy in the joints, finished with a multi-layered process and a beeswax rub.
Best for Handcrafted windsor chairs and shaker furniture
Owner Laura Harmon shows her painted floorcloths and furniture in this Main Street gallery, sharing the walls with more than thirty area artists working in jewelry, pottery, fiber and western painting. The shelves also hold locally made soap, candles and lotions, and Harmon offers color consulting and decorative painting from the same storefront.
Best for Regional Wyoming art and painted floorcloths
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