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Type of Shop
Editors Pick
Read MoreA Gallery for Fine Photography
This ramshackle art gallery has an impressive collection of historic photography and prints from the region.
Read MoreAidan Gill
Harking back to days where gents sported full beards and shaving was considered an art, the front of this trendy shop is dedicated to products hand-selected by master-barber Gill from around the globe, while the back is straight out of...
Read MoreAlex Beard Studio
The nephew of legendary photographer Peter Beard, Alex Beard is a painter who has made a name for himself by creating wonderful, whimsical paintings of wildlife and nature. In his gallery on Royal Street, you can find original works, limited...
Read MoreAngelique
NOLA fashionistas flock to this Uptown store founded by former stylist Angelique Palumbo. With a discerning eye and excellent taste, the warm and friendly staff personally outfits customers in avant-garde designers, including by Malene Birger, Plein Sud and Halston Heritage.
Courtesy Arthur Roger GalleryRead MoreArthur Roger Gallery
This spacious, light-filled contemporary art gallery’s knowledgeable staff guide visitors through the exhibitions, which change every few months. The gallery has several interior spaces and large walls that allow each individual work space to breathe.
Read MoreAux Belles Choses
Aux Belle Choses is stocked full of treasures, all collected from the jet setting owners’ travels to England and France. Stocked full of knick-knacks, including hand-shaped French soaps, vintage enamelware and Provençal table linens, this store is one that is...
Read MoreBalzac Antiques
European collectibles are the specialty at this Magazine Street antique store, which places a special emphasis on romantic housewares.
Read MoreBevolo Lights
Bevolo Gas and Lights was founded sixty years ago in the Big Easy’s French Quarter, and today is flourishing under current owner Drew Bevolo. These iconic lamps are hand made and riveted by local craftsman and are available in a...
Read MoreCallan Contemporary
Recommended by an Indagare community insider.
Read MoreCentury Girl
Step back into time at Leah Blake’s impeccably curated French Quarter shop, Century Girl. Blake has an a knack for turning gifts from the past into pearls of the present–1950’s polka dot dresses mix with vintage kangaroo hide purses, turning...
Read MoreConsign Consign
This consignment shop on the buzzy Magazine Street sells antiques and vintage pieces including art, furniture, jewelry and more sourced from all over the world.
Read MoreFifi Mahoney
Wig emporium Fifi Mahoney’s is your one-stop-shop for all Mardi Gras and Halloween needs. Sassy and fun, prepare to emerge from this unique French Quarter shop looking fabulous.
Read MoreHazelnut
Elegant and quirky, much like New Orleans itself, Hazelnut has quickly become a destination store for both locals and in the know visitors. Stocked with elegant ceramic dining sets, toile accessories and delightful gifts, this Uptown store is on its...
Read MoreHové Parfumeur
Founded in 1931, Hove has become a New Orlean’s institution. More of quirky apothecary-cum-vintage store, this treasure trove has recently expanded into fashion, stocking high-quality duds from days gone by. However, the highlight still remains the selection of perfumes, which...
Read MoreIdea Factory
As much a showcase of creativity as it is a toy store, Idea Factory stocks a variety of nifty, original puzzles, toys, instruments and knick-knacks. With all pieces hand carved and made out of wood, this store is a refreshing...
Photo by Mike Smith, courtesy Jonathan Ferrara GalleryRead MoreJonathan Ferrara Gallery
With monthly exhibits, Jonathan Ferrara is an innovative and adventurous gallery featuring works by both established and emerging contemporary artists with a particular emphasis on multimedia works.
Read MoreJoseph
With several locations around the country, Joseph specializes in high-end women’s fashion, including clothing, jewelry, handbags and shoes.
Read MoreJulie Neill Designs
Elegant and classic, NOLA decorators covet Julie Neill’s chandeliers and lighting. Handmade by the lovely Neill and her team, each piece is made to order and crafted locally. In addition, the conveniently placed Magazine Street store also stocks a variety...
Read MoreKarla Katz Antiques
Karla Katz offers French antiques and spectacular home accessories.
Dunmore Head, Belka, courtesy LeMieux GalleriesRead MoreLeMieux Galleries
Opened in 1983, LeMieux Galleries is a staple in the New Orleans gallery scene, showcasing a diverse collection of works from artists local to Louisiana and the larger Gulf Coast.
Read MoreLeontine
Leontine, famous nationwide for delicate, customizable linens, is a must-see for interior design buffs. Craftsmanship is front and center at this Uptown store, with all products handcrafted and monogram-able.
Read MoreLouisiana Loom Works
Customization is king at this French Quarter rug atelier. Carpeting is available in a rainbow of colors and a variety of sizes to suit every need and design scheme.
Read MoreLouisiana Music Factory
Sift through the collection of vinyl records and CD’s at this award-winning indie record store. There is a great selection of jazz and local music, and the staff is remarkably well versed on the booming New Orleans music scene.
Read MoreLucullus
Lucullus fills a niche market offering antique items for the kitchen and dining room.
Read MoreMask Gallery
Mask Gallery is not your typical, touristy New Orleans mask store. Housed in the city’s oldest “skyscraper”, this workshop offers a wide variety of gorgeous Venetian, feather and leather masks that make perfect accessory for Mardi Gras or Carnivale.
Photo by Laura Steffan, courtesy Merchant HouseRead MoreMerchant House
Whether you’re looking to style yourself or your home, Merchant House is stocked with only authentic New Orleans treasures, from antique furniture and ceramics to vintage clothing and jewelry.
Read MoreNOLA Couture
New Orleans’s take on Vineyard Vines, NOLA Couture is conveniently located on prime shopping stretch Magazine Street. This vibrant shop’s signature ties come in a rainbow of different colors and are patterned with motifs of the Gulf Coast, reflecting the...
Read MorePerch
Perch, located in the chic Garden District, is an emporium of stylish finds, ranging from one-of-a-kind jewelry to vibrant textiles. There is also an in-house design team that can customize furniture in every color and pattern under the sun.
Courtesy Pied NuRead MorePied Nu
Pied Nu (“barefoot” in French) is a women’s fashion boutique with a curated selection of clothing and accessories from independent and emerging designers, most of whom are women. There is also a selection of beauty products, candles, cute home goods...
Courtesy SOSUSURead MoreSOSUSU Boutique
This chic, light-filled store sells carefully curated, contemporary women’s fashion, with each piece handpicked by the owner.
Read MoreStarling
Unleash your inner Voodoo Queen at Starling Magickal Books and Crafts. Stocking a variety of books and ritual tools, this funky little shop is the oldest full-service occult store in the French Quarter.
Read MoreSucré
Sucre is not just sweet shop, but an experience. This Garden District confectioner churns out 6000 French macarons every day, handfilling and sorting each individual dessert. Sweets aren’t limited to macarons though: Sucre also stocks a variety of pastries, gelato,...
Read MoreSunday Shop
Stocked with both vintage and contemporary home goods, Sunday Shop is a charming boutique with plenty of treasures to bolster a room design, from paintings and textiles to books and lamps.
Read MoreThe French Market
Over 250 years old, the French Market is as much a window into the city’s soul as it is a bustling bazaar. Vendors sell produce, crafts and vintage finds.
Read MoreWeinsteins
Since 1971, the Weinstein family has been outfitting New Orleans’s well-heeled crowd in experimental designers including Issey Miyake, Azzedine Alaia and Yohji Yamamoto. Housed in a gorgeous, modern building on Magazine Street, this iconic store sells duds for both men...
