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Exposed beams and an oversized ceiling fan fulfill the potential of a near-eastside Victorian.

The most surprising thing about Lisa’s Pie Shop in nearby Atlanta isn’t the signature pie in a jar. It’s that owner Lisa Sparks doesn’t like pie.

Walk counterclockwise through the market. Most people do the opposite.

The perfect spring sweater, snarky tableware, a new beer soap, and a nonchalant French tee.

The coolest chair in Irvington’s hottest shop.

“We used to have couches, but we always ended up sitting on the floor. So we got rid of most of our tables and chairs.”

A cerebral calendar, a sweet graphic dress, cooler inline skates, and more.

What happens with an architect learns 3-D printing and isn’t afraid to give Ikea a little love.

Peek into the girliest room in town.

She asks authors like John Green and Lois Lowry to not sign their book to her, but instead to write a jokey note, like, “Thanks for a magical night I’ll never forget.”

Don’t show up to your in-laws’ house without this cult favorite.

Fall’s first must-have boot, agrarian art, and Vegetabowls pottery (get it?).

Make a statement over a table or add a romantic tone to a bedroom.

“Most of the chickens are females, so the space needed a little glamorous touch.”

See where the co-owner of Just Pop In found her basement’s retro fixtures and quirky salvaged treasures.