That’s us! Of course, we’re a little biased. We are the area’s home furnishings destination offering healthy, design-forward furniture, accessories, and our own exclusive line of green, envy-worthy pieces. With roots in the Asheville Design District, we have locations in Asheville and Cashiers, where we host a variety of events including makers markets, design education, trade networking, and more! We believe living green is not only better for the environment but essential in building a happier, healthier home.

Rustic, yet modern, Dwellings prides itself on providing an eclectic mix of local and global furniture and home accessories, including an extensive selection of upholstery made right here in North Carolina. Founded in 2003, the store boasts a beautiful location in historic Biltmore Village, 10,000 square feet of showroom space, and an ever-changing inventory, ensuring visitors will always find new treasures every time they come in to one of the best furniture stores in Asheville.

The Arhaus Studio is an inspiring place to curate your home’s design. Offering a new experience and the highest level of service to Asheville shoppers, Arhaus provides a unique assortment of products inspired by the community. Their robust Design Center is equipped with hundreds of swatches and samples and the latest 3D room-planning technology to help bring your vision to life. With personalized service and a focus on quality, Arhaus helps you create a space that reflects your style and meets your needs.

Founded 30 years ago, at a time when few stores in North Carolina carried contemporary European furniture, Ambiente is still known for its premium selection of stylish modern pieces.
Today, Ambiente offers furniture from more than 200 manufacturers from around the world, and features showrooms in both Asheville and Raleigh. Ambient’s goal is to help clients achieve sophisticated, functional designs for their homes that are fun and easy to create.

When Four Corners Home opened in 2004, it was a 450-square-foot retail space. Today it’s a 7,000 square-foot warehouse replete with a hand-selected collection of high-quality transitional furniture and accessories.
Calling itself “a different kind of furniture store,” Four Corners forgoes high-pressure sales tactics in favor of a fun, informative, client-focused shopping experience. Its small, friendly team of associates offer shoppers creative solutions and knowledgeable advice on selections.
In 2009, Four Corners acquired the contemporary furniture store Mobilia, enabling the store to offer an even wider selection of quality merchandise.

Nadeau’s motto is “furniture with a soul,” and their guiding principle is “everyone should be able to attain great furniture.” The result is a community-minded store that features beautiful, unique, handmade items at a superb value. The kind of place Asheville is proud to call its own.
Founder Tommy Nadeau first began selling furniture wholesale at age 22. Today Nadeau is flourishing, with over 30 locations across the country. Even so, Nadeau remains committed to its original values. All Nadeau pieces are crafted from solid wood by artisans Tommy Nadeau knows and trusts, and his store offers localized distribution, sustainably sourced materials, and quality craftsmanship.

Focused on sustainability and upcycling, this unique furniture store was a natural extension of the founders’ original business, Junk Recyclers Inc. But as the company notes, this is “not grandma’s antique mall.”
The Regeneration Station is a wonderful source for versatile, locally-sourced, eclectic furniture pieces and accessories that are full of soul. A stop here is not just a shopping trip; it’s an affordable visit to a fun-filled wonderland of unearthed treasures, music, oddities, and new things to see and do.

In 1998, Rudy Pelle began a new hobby: repairing antique furniture, and buying surplus high-end furniture. Today, that hobby has grown into a 40,000-square-foot mega-showcase of high-end furniture finds.
Rudy’s wife, Dixie, and his daughter, Sharon, continue his legacy by offering high-quality items, reasonable prices, and warm and friendly customer service. They’ve also kept Rudy’s quirky and eclectic spirit alive, making every visit a fun and original experience.

Atomic Furnishing and Design was built on Megan and Todd Walsh’s love story, which began when she bought a piece of furniture off of him on Craigslist. Today the couple enjoys owning their dream business together.
Atomic offers an eclectic mix of vintage mid-century modern furniture, as well as bold, one-of-a-kind artwork and fun vintage accessories. Megan and Todd are passionate design professionals, hand-picking each item for their inventory. Visitors to Atomic are treated to a gallery experience, where they can admire the artistry, shop for great pieces, and browse local vendor booths.

Since its founding in 1996, High Country Furniture & Design’s mission has been to offer quality, unique home furnishings that fit every taste, lifestyle, and specific need. From elegant mountain homes, to rustic cabins, to lakeside villas, to cozy apartments, they have furnishings that will perfectly fit.
High Country boasts a perfectly sized selection that features everything from well-known brand names to custom furniture crafted by local artisans. They’re also known for their highly knowledgeable, insightful staff; and their reasonable prices.

At the heart of Sunnyside Trading Co. is a passion for travel, a love for family and community, and a commitment to protecting the planet. Sunnyside offers beautiful, unique furniture items that are rich in texture, color, and culture. They’re also ethically made; the business is cruelty and animal-product-free, and ninety percent of its pieces are antique or made from reclaimed woods.
Ethical sourcing is important to Sunnyside as well; they directly purchase products from antique dealers, artisans, and manufacturers around the world as they travel. This direct access keeps prices affordable and ensures that Sunnyside supports not only the Asheville community but global communities and the world economy.

Shopping for furniture in Asheville is a unique experience thanks to its proximity to High Point, NC, the furniture capital of the world. Here are five tips to help you make the most of your furniture shopping trip:

1. Take Advantage of Quick Lead Times

Living near High Point means many stores can offer quicker lead times for custom orders. Ask about delivery times so you can get your custom pieces faster than in many other regions.

2. Know What You Need

Make a list of the furniture items you need before you start shopping. This will help you stay focused and avoid impulsive buys. Measure your space to ensure the pieces you choose will fit perfectly.

3. Set a Budget

Determine your budget ahead of time. This helps you narrow down options and ensures you get the best value for your money. Remember, quality furniture can be a worthwhile investment.

4. Research Stores in Advance

Each store in Asheville has its own unique style and offerings. Do some research online to learn about the stores you plan to visit. Look for reviews and customer feedback to get an idea of what to expect.

5. Consult with an Interior Designer

If you’re unsure about your choices, consider consulting with an interior designer. Many designers in Asheville have partnerships with local furniture stores and can help you create a cohesive look for your home. They might also have access to special discounts.