10 Best Atlanta Furniture Stores

Melissa Gallagher - I love Highland Row for so many reasons. They always have a great mix of furniture, and plenty of deals. Mostly I love getting lost wandering through the store's booths where there's a mix of throwback trinkets like vintage political pins, old globes, strange oversize medical models of human organs, and coffee table lighters. They're located right next to Youngblood and Megan Huntz, so that's an easy bonus. Parking is a pain, but it'a nice walking in that neighborhood so I usually don't mind.

Melissa Gallagher - We love Midcentury Modern design, and City Issue has been the source of some of our favorite pieces. The pieces here are lovingly restored or in great condition, and you'll swoon over the selections from barware to seating to storage and art.

Melissa Gallagher - Miguel & his team are amazing! They did a custom leather banquette for us, and it's absolutely stunning. They sourced the perfect leather for us, and it's the centerpiece of our house. They've done a lot of work with my husband and his businesses. There's nothing I wouldn't trust them to reupholster!

Melissa Gallagher - While this is a bit of a haul for most Atlantans, it's well worth the drive. Final Cut is the final resting place/closeout warehouse for Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters, and that whole family of brands. If you need furniture, clothing, accessories... basically anything that didn't sell in the stores before they rotated it out or anything that was returned or damaged or just open-box ends up here. The prices are ridiculous! I bought a $1500 coffee table that was "damaged" because it had a few scratches/chips that never bothered me for $175. The inventory changes very quickly, so don't count on finding something specific, but if you are just shopping around for a new apartment or looking for some new clothes, you should check it out. Bring a truck if you're looking at furniture because they don't usually hold items!

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