Atlanta is the home of thousands of amazing and creative interior designers and impressive showrooms full of pieces that represent the key to your perfect interior design project or home! Stay with us and see our selection of the best design showrooms in Atlanta!

#1 – Mathews Furniture + Designs

Mathews Furniture + Design has served the Southeast as the high-end source for traditional, contemporary, and fine antique reproduction furniture as well as lighting, rugs, and accessories. The showroom in Atlanta has a well-rounded and highly qualified design team that continues to evolve but remains focused on giving clients high-quality products and exceptional service.

#2 – Arhaus

Arhaus was founded in 1986 with a passion to provide unique, high-quality, well-designed home furnishings. Their product developers travel the globe working directly with skilled artisans to craft pieces that can only be found at Arhaus, ensuring that every Arhaus piece meets high-quality standards.

#3 – Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

The brand began in 1989 with the seed of an idea: comfort for all. That idea quickly grew, guiding Mitchell and Bob and uniting them in everything they stand for. Their pieces are all made in America, Eco, Family, and Pet-Friendly.

#4 – Redefined Home Boutique

Each Redefined Home Boutique is crafted and curated to reflect the love of the brand in its natural form, neutral palettes, and blending traditional and transitional styles.

#5 – Hollberg’s Fine Furniture

Hollberg was born in 1984 has grown right along with the town of Senoia, becoming one of the top fine furniture dealers on the south side of Atlanta.

#6 – Room & Board

For more than 35 years, Room & Board has created modern furnishings designed to be practical, timeless, and comfortable. To them, modern isn’t a trend to be chased, it’s a way of living.

#7 – Acquisitions

Acquisitions have 2 showrooms and have stunning and modern products ready to enhance your designs.

#8 – Lazzoni

Lazzoni wants the clients to have a home designed to fit their lifestyle and reflect the personality of each client.

#9 – ADAC

Located in the prestigious Buckhead community of Atlanta, ADAC was created in 1961 by the visionary architect and developer John Portman. In November 2018, ADAC was acquired by International Market Centers (IMC), the world’s largest operator of premier showroom space for the furnishings, home décor, and gift industries.

#10 – Ligne Roset

Ligne Roset is synonymous with modern luxury and invites consumers to revel in a contemporary, design-forward lifestyle. Known for its artful collaborations with both established and up-and-coming talents in contemporary design, Ligne Roset offers consumers an entire lifestyle in which to live both boldly and beautifully via its furniture collections and complimentary decorative accessories, lighting, rugs, textiles, and occasional items.

#11 – RH Atlanta

RH believes that the most pleasing environments are a reflection of human designs so they work in order to please their client’s needs.

#12 – Dream House Interiors

Dream House Interiors is a family-owned company that has been in the Atlanta area for 30 years. They claim that they are not the conventional furniture store of every client but they are focused on providing high-quality home furnishings and accessories in order for the client to create their dream house.

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#13 – Cantoni

Explore Cantoni showroom and be inspired by their irreverent and modern designs. Whether you are building a new home, starting a kitchen remodel, shopping for many items, or the perfect piece to complete a room, Cantoni is ready to welcome the opportunity to help you create a space you’ll love.

#14 – Sarah Cyrus Home

Sarah Cyrus Home opened in 2014 and won numerous awards in its first year in business. Sarah believes providing a competitively priced inventory and getting the best value back for her consignors is a win-win! Visit the showroom located in Atlanta a get amazed.

#15 – Pieces

Founded in 2004, Pieces brought a forward-thinking aesthetic —Hampton’s low-key luxury with a mid-century Palm Beach punch— and a sustainable approach to achieving it.