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SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY
On November 29, 2013
- DIVINE FINDS
“If we all shop small, it will be huge!”
I ran this post two years ago on the second annual Small Business Saturday and have added a few more to the list….Here of my favorite Charlotte design and fashion haunts that are all run by small business owners that are incredibly talented, chic and stylish. Shop away!
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| Courtesy of Abode |
ABODE– 201 West Worthington Avenue
Mary Miller’s beautiful storefront features upholstery, lighting, case pieces and original artwork from local and regional artists.
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| Ornaments at B.D. Jeffries |
B.D. JEFFRIES– 720 Governor Morrison Street Suite E110
Books, tabletop, holiday decor are showcased in this charming shop along with upholstery, antiques, accessories, and gifts for everyone on your list.
CAMPBELL’S NURSERY- 209 McDonald Avenue
To snap out of a bad mood, just walk through the doors of Campbell’s Nursery. Jesse Campbell’s orchid filled space will lift your spirits and make you want to fill every room in your home with his beautiful creations.
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| Tony Duquette Jewels Oscar de la Renta Skirt |
CAPITOL– 4010 Sharon Road
For the true fashionista, this is THE place to shop. Tastemaker Laura Vinroot Poole curates an extraordinary collection of the finest fashions, shoes and jewelry from urban chic to haute couture.
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CIRCA– 2321 Crescent Avenue
Style mavens Cindy Smith, Jane Schwab and their talented team have everything you could possibly need for your home, party, or next gift. Their ever expanding inventory includes unique antiques, original art, accessories, upholstery, lighting, tabletop, books, candles, and jewelry.
CHEZ ELLE– 532 Governor Morrison Street
The lovely Laryn Adams has an eye for the unique and up and coming designers. Her fearless taste in clothes and accessories makes this shop unlike any other in town.
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THE ENGLISH ROOM-519 Fenton Place
On a quaint street in Eastover, interior designer, blogger, shopaholic (self professed) Holly Hollingsworth Phillips has collected a delightful assortment of modern and colorful home accessories, gifts, furnishings and jewelry.
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| Artist Windy O’Connor Hifell Brooks Gallery |
HIDELL BROOKS GALLERY–1910 South Boulevard
Katherine Hidell Thomas and Rebecca Brooks specialize in the work of “well established and solid emerging artists working in a contemporary narrative and figurative vein.”
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| Holiday Gifts at Isabella |
ISABELLA–715 Providence Road
Erin Doughtery’s tranquil shop features fine bedding and bath linens, luxury pajamas, accessories and fragrances in an idyllic setting.
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| Mrs. Howard |
MRS. HOWARD– 1001 East Morehead Street
Just to see how Phoebe and Jim Howard rehabilitated this Charlotte landmark is worth the trip alone. Stunning room settings are perfectly styled and include artwork, upholstery,accessories, tabletop, books, and candles.
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| Ornaments Galore at Paper Skyscraper
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PAPER SKYSCRAPER– 330 East Boulevard
For the cheeky and those with a sense of humor, this is THE place. Voted “Charlotte’s Best Gift Store,” “Best Place to Buy a Present ,” and “Best Place to Buy a Stylish Gift” by several local publications. This is hands down the best place in town to purchase everything thing from hilarious cards and design books to gift wrapping and an amazing selection of Christmas ornaments.
For the cheeky and those with a sense of humor, this is THE place. Voted “Charlotte’s Best Gift Store,” “Best Place to Buy a Present ,” and “Best Place to Buy a Stylish Gift” by several local publications. This is hands down the best place in town to purchase everything thing from hilarious cards and design books to gift wrapping and an amazing selection of Christmas ornaments.
SLOAN– 1419 East Boulevard
For the past 13 years, Courtney Sloan and Jill Sloan Pleune have been delighting Charlotteans with their fun fashions from denim to formal attire. This one stop shop can outfit you in everything from head to toe-earrings, dress, accessories, shoes-DONE!
Support a variety of small business owners at any of these boutiques:
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Courtesy of Alexander Scott
ALEXANDER SCOTT– 208 East Boulevard
David Newcombe and Rusty Griffith’s mission is to “Provide the extraordinary” The owners have a created a beautiful home for 70 vendors in the old McColl Center for Fine Art. The two story open setting is the perfect showcase for vendors to display their goods including everything from jewelry and small accessories to antiques, artwork, and upholstery.
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| Courtesy of Post and Gray |
POST AND GRAY- 2139 South Tryon Street
This 7000 square foot warehouse holds lighting, upholstery, drapery, artwork and antiques from over 35 merchants.
SLATE INTERIORS– 1401 Central Avenue Suite 102
More than 50 artists, merchants and designers sell their wares at this Plaza Midwood outpost. Described as “Paris Flea Market meets Soho.”
HAPPY SHOPPING!
HAPPY SHOPPING!
SHOP SMALL
On November 26, 2011
- DIVINE FINDS
Today is the second annual Small Business Saturday. The motto is “if we all shop small, it will be huge!” Here of several of my favorite Charlotte design haunts that are all run by small business owners that are incredibly talented, chic and stylish. Shop away!
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| Courtesy of Abode |
ABODE- 201 West Worthington Avenue
Mary Miller’s beautiful storefront features upholstery, lighting, case pieces and original artwork from local and regional artists.
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| Ornaments at B.D. Jeffries |
B.D. JEFFRIES- 720 Governor Morrison Street Suite E110
Books, tabletop, holiday decor are showcased in this charming shop along with upholstery, antiques, accessories, and gifts for everyone on your list.
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| Courtesy of Circa |
CIRCA- 2321 Crescent Avenue
Style mavens Cindy Smith, Jane Schwab and their talented team have everything you could possibly need for your home, party, or next gift. Their ever expanding inventory includes unique antiques, original art, accessories, upholstery, lighting, tabletop, books, candles, and jewelry.
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| Painting by Patty Blackwell at Decade |
DECADE – 715 Providence Road
Stuart and Kristin Darnell’s new retail venture exemplifies their incredible eye for art, one of a kind accessories and mid-century furniture among many other styles.
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| Holiday Gifts at Isabella |
ISABELLA-715 Providence Road
Erin Doughtery’s tranquil shop features fine bedding and bath linens, luxury pajamas, accessories and fragrances in an idyllic setting.
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| Ornaments Galore at Paper Skyscraper |
PAPER SKYSCRAPER- 330 East Boulevard
For the cheeky and those with a sense of humor, this is THE place. Voted “Charlotte’s Best Gift Store,” “Best Place to Buy a Present ,” and “Best Place to Buy a Stylish Gift” by several local publications. This is hands down the best place in town to purchase everything thing from hilariously raunchy cards and design books to gift wrapping and lounge music. Personal faves include any CDs from the Hotel Costes Collection or After Dark: Paris, New York or Miami.
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| Mrs. Howard |
MRS. HOWARD- 1001 East Morehead Street
Just to see how Phoebe and Jim Howard rehabilitated this Charlotte landmark is worth the trip alone. Stunning room settings are perfectly styled and include artwork, upholstery,accessories, tabletop, books, and candles.
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| Courtesy of Hotham |
HOTHAM-720 Governor Morrison Street Suite E100
Carolyn Hotham’s boutique is literally a jewelry box full of treasures. The jewelry, accessories, and antiques are breathtaking.
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| Courtesy of Luxe Home Couture |
LUXE HOME COUTURE- 227 East Boulevard
Tastemakers Aida Saul and Erin Vorhoff have curated one of the best design shops in Charlotte. Voted “Best of the Best for Home Accessories” by Charlotte Magazine. Every item in and of itself it incredibly unique.
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| “Flora” by Selena Beaudry Courtesy of Hidell Brooks |
HIDELL BROOKS GALLERY-1910 South Boulevard
Katherine Hidell Thomas and Rebecca Brooks specialize in the work of “well established and solid emerging artists working in a contemporary narrative and figurative vein.”
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| Courtesy of Campbell’s Nursery |
CAMPBELL’S NURSERY- 209 McDonald Avenue
To snap out of a bad mood, just walk through the doors of Campbell’s Nursery. Jesse Campbell’s orchid filled space will lift your spirits and make you want to fill every room in your home with his beautiful creations.
Support a variety of small business owners at any of these boutiques:
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| Courtesy of Alexander Scott
ALEXANDER SCOTT- 208 East Boulevard
David Newcombe and Rusty Griffith’s mission is to “Provide the extraordinary” The owners have a created a beautiful home for 70 vendors in the old McColl Center for Fine Art. The two story open setting is the perfect showcase for vendors to display their goods including everything from jewelry and small accessories to antiques, artwork, and upholstery.
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| Courtesy of Interiors Marketplace
INTERIORS MARKETPLACE-923 Providence Road
John and Kelly Vieregg‘s charming shop houses 40 vendors featuring home furnishings, antiques, art, gifts and accessories.
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| Courtesy of Post and Gray |
POST AND GRAY- 2139 South Tryon Street
This 7000 square foot warehouse holds lighting, upholstery, drapery, artwork and antiques from over 35 merchants. Also owned by the Viereggs.
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| Courtesy of Kat Mulford Portraits available at Slate Interiors |
SLATE INTERIORS- 1401 Central Avenue Suite 102
More than 50 artists, merchants and designers sell their wares at this Plaza Midwood outpost. Described as “Paris Flea Market meets Soho.”