Charleston Favorites and Fabric Sourcing Picks

Charleston fine art museum she points clients to for local inspiration and a strong Southern collection.

Robert Lange Studios represents the very best in contemporary realism with a focus on emerging and mid-career painters. Check out our online art gallery!

Charleston museum tracing African American history, a meaningful stop given her Africa project work.

Open-air market with 50+ artists selling Gullah sweetgrass baskets, a traditional handmade craft.

Independent Charleston bookshop hosting author talks and walking tours like Ghosts of Charleston.

Steeped in history, the Charleston Music Hall is one of the oldest buildings on the block. Known historically as The Tower Depot, the Charleston Music Hall was built 1849-50 as a passenger station of the South Carolina Railroad and was designed by Charleston architect Edward C. Jones.

San Francisco Design Center's textile showroom directory lists over a dozen trade showrooms offering fabrics, wallcoverings, upholstery, and related design products for interior design professionals.

Here's where to buy fabric online from inexpensive picks at tried-and-true places like JOANN to resources for higher-end, designer-favorite brands.

Architectural Digest rounds up 20 designer-approved online stores for buying fabric, covering options from independent artist marketplaces to high-end trade resources.

Tish Mills Interiors is located in the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center. Call or email us to schedule an appointment.