Interiors Market, Atlanta

Atlanta's Interiors Market, located at Bennett Street, is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in home decor, antiques, and collectibles. With its vast collection, unique finds, and inspiring atmosphere, it is a great place to spend an afternoon.

Here are some things you can see and do:

- Browse the vast collection: The Interiors Market spans over 60,000 square feet and houses over 100 unique vendors. You can explore a variety of furniture, home decor items, antiques, and collectibles.

- Find unique and vintage items: The Interiors Market is known for its unique and vintage finds. Whether you are looking for a piece of antique furniture, a vintage mirror, or a rare collectible, you are sure to find something special.

- Get inspired: The Interiors Market is a great place to get inspired for your home decor projects. You can see various design styles and get ideas for how to incorporate new pieces into your space.

- Attend events: The Interiors Market hosts various events throughout the year, such as flea markets, antique shows, and holiday markets. These events are a great way to see even more vendors and find one-of-a-kind items.

- Shop for gifts: The Interiors Market has a wide selection of gift items, including candles, soaps, and other small decor pieces. You can find unique gifts for any occasion.

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Sight Name: Interiors Market
Sight Location: Atlanta, USA (See walking tours in Atlanta)
Sight Type: Shopping

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