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New Orleans · 15 places · 6 districts

Furniture and Home Stores in New Orleans.

All 15 furniture and home stores we cover in New Orleans, from Uptown Magazine Street, Lower Magazine & Garden District and Lakeside Shopping Center, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.

All 15

Furniture and Home Stores, district by district.

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Royal Street1 place

  • Fourth-generation family dealer filling three historic buildings with over 20,000 sq ft of French, English, Italian and Biedermeier furniture, chandeliers, mirrors and estate jewelry.

Frenchmen & Marigny1 place

  • Bywater warehouse showroom, moved from the French Quarter in 2019, with European antiques: chandeliers, gilt mirrors, clocks, silver and a large collection of early copper cookware.

Warehouse District1 place

  • Auction house in a 40,000 sq ft Arts District building with two exhibition floors; seven major sales a year of antique and modern furniture, silver, art and jewelry.

Lower Magazine & Garden District4 places

  • Studio and shop making handmade decorative tiles and pottery, including New Orleans street-name and water-meter designs; it opens for the First Saturday Art Walk.

  • Furniture showroom selling handmade solid-wood pieces, cabinets and decor, one of the larger home stores on the Lower Garden District stretch.

  • Woodworking shop selling handmade cutting boards, serving boards and kitchen pieces, many in the shape of Louisiana and local landmarks.

  • Combined antiques dealer, florist and gift shop near Louisiana Ave, mixing furniture and decorative objects with fresh flower arrangements.

Uptown Magazine Street6 places

  • Antiques dealer specializing in 17th- to 19th-century European furniture and decorative arts; HGM Fine Jewelry, with estate pieces, shares the address.

  • Linen shop known for monogrammed bed, bath and table linens and custom embroidery, a traditional New Orleans source for wedding and baby gifts.

  • Pottery studio and shop selling handmade functional stoneware such as mugs, bowls and platters; it opens for the First Saturday Art Walk.

  • Home and gift store with furniture, lighting, tabletop and decorative accessories, in the 3900 block among the street's design shops.

  • Auction house for antiques, fine art, silver and estate pieces, with previews before its sales; useful for seeing Southern furniture and art.

Lakeside Shopping Center2 places

  • Arhaus showroom for the New Orleans area with handcrafted furniture and decor for living, dining and bedrooms, including reclaimed-material and one-of-a-kind pieces.

  • Home decor and gift shop that relocated within Lakeside and reopened in 2026 in a new space next to Restoration Hardware; check its stock of home accents and gifts.

Royal StreetFrenchmen & MarignyWarehouse DistrictLower Magazine & Garden DistrictUptown Magazine StreetLakeside Shopping Center

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Questions, answered.

Where is the best area for furniture and home stores in New Orleans?

Uptown Magazine Street has the most, with 6, followed by Lower Magazine & Garden District (4) and Lakeside Shopping Center (2). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.

How many furniture and home stores does this guide cover?

15, across 6 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.

Are these listings kept up to date?

Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.

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