Paris on Ponce: A sprawling space with booths of vintage clothing and wares, furniture, home décor and art, the collection here is ever-changing. Go local with magnets and coasters featuring Atlanta neighborhoods and landmarks, Uga the bulldog, Georgia football, e Varsity, Braves and more. ere’s a stand of bi-fold wallets made from recycled fabric and embellished with saucy statements and cute artwork. Animals lovers will delight in the brightly colored, handmade paintings. e artist can even create a portrait of your pet from a photograph. www.parisonponce.com
SustainAble: is stand at Ponce City Market features handmade, fair trade and ethically sourced home décor, fashion accessories, ceramics and art by artisans from around the world, the country and Atlanta. Candles made by refugees from Clarkston sits next to organic home fragrance line Frères Branchiaux—created by three enterprising brothers in D.C. to earn an allowance and support the homeless. Terrific assortment of vibrant pieces in distinct styles. www.yoursustainablehome.com
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