Top Home Stores to Explore
House Beautiful has highlighted 20 home stores across the United States for 2026. The selection includes independent boutiques, designer-led stores and established home destinations.
These stores offer a mix of furniture, décor, textiles, art and handmade products. Many also focus on personal service, craftsmanship and carefully selected pieces.
1. The Vault Creative – Highland Park, Illinois
The Vault Creative combines vintage finds, emerging artists and signature wallpaper. The boutique was founded by designer Elizabeth Mollen and Ellen Ozmun.
2. Rusticator – Seal Harbor, Maine
Rusticator offers timeless furnishings and carefully selected pieces. Designer Laura Keeler Pierce and her husband lead the store.
3. Marquet – New Orleans, Louisiana
Located on Magazine Street, Marquet features distinctive pieces selected by owner Jenny Vorhoff. The store focuses on objects with character and story.
4. Lone Fox – Los Angeles, California
Lone Fox offers a 7,500-square-foot décor destination. Designer Drew Michael Scott brings his design style to the retail space.
5. Cobblestone & Vine – Little Rock, Arkansas
This Arkansas store has served customers for more than three decades. It offers furniture, upholstery, tabletop décor and design services.
6. The Shoppe at the Lake – Canandaigua, New York
Designer Lindsay Laine’s store features antiques, artisan finds and timeless furnishings. The space focuses on creating warm and personal interiors.
7. TA Lorton – Tulsa, Oklahoma
TA Lorton operates from a 10,000-square-foot former motorcycle shop. It features furnished rooms, a kitchen display and an on-site design firm.
8. Good Neighbor – Baltimore, Maryland
Good Neighbor combines home design with community activities. The space hosts local makers, events, workshops and a coffee shop.
9. Widener Company – Wiscasset, Maine
Widener Company highlights handmade objects and Maine craft traditions. The store also offers visitors access to antique expertise.
10. Hunt & Hostess – Winter Park, Florida
Hunt & Hostess offers found objects, artisan accents and lasting home pieces. Designer Lise Davis created the store around the idea of mixing styles.
