Find smaller-scaled sofas and end tables for urban living at this home furnishing store.
Wit and whimsy are part of the home décor mix at Decorium, where room after room displays romantic chandeliers, painted furniture, fun accessories and comfortable upholstery.
American-made furniture sized for the narrow historic townhouses of Old Town as well as urban condos and lofts.
This boutique offers environmentally friendly goods, including blankets, cribs, furniture and 100% organic cotton clothing.
A great spot to find vintage cocktail accessories including retro martini glasses, swizzle sticks and trays.
Offers hundreds of pieces of MacKenzie-Childs goods, including tableware and frames, as well as armloads of faux flowers.
Where edgy meets stylish; women’s fashion and decorative home accessories are put together in unexpected ways.
Cards and stationery for all occasions, along with rubber stamps, gifts and other paper goods. The store also offers workshops and demos and hosts private parties.
Interior designer and Alexandria-resident Barbara Franceski says this store is one of her favorites in Old Town, telling the Post’s Jura Koncius: "This packed little shop has anything and everything."
George Washington used to send the produce from his Mt. Vernon estate to this farmer’s market. Find flowers, veggies, artisan goods and more every Saturday.
You’ll find red enamel Japanese coffee pots, Finnish glass and French crewel-work scarves and more at this store, owned by architect-turned-merchant Peter Zia.
Artisans from around the world create jewelry, home accessories and handmade gifts for this large fair trade organization.
Whether your look is loft, cottage or beach, you’ll find great accessories and home furnishings here. Owner Amy Rutherford hand-picks the vintage treasures.
Down by the waterfront, you can’t beat this great airy restaurant and bar carved out of an old warehouse. Great small plates as well as delicious main dishes.
