This delightful antiques and interiors store mixes vintage pieces with new designs to stylish effect. Owner Phillip Hunter has a well-trained eye for good design and an appreciation for the Savannah pace of life that is evidenced in how comfortable he makes his visitors feel about lingering. Glass lamps, wire chandeliers, artistic vases and carved-bone creatures add an at-home atmosphere to the furniture displays. On the second floor are more small rooms filled with tables, mirrors, chests and fabric samples.

The museum shop of the Mercer Williams House sells tickets for tours of the house made famous in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, where Jim Williams’ sister still lives, as well as a perky collection of housewares and clothing. The buyer, who is based in Atlanta, clearly has a predilection for the beach and preppy colors, but you can find some cute resort clothes, hostess gifts and knickknacks.

This lovely store stocks housewares, furniture (mainly new but some vintage), linens, books, pajamas, pillows and jewelry divided among appropriately themed rooms: a mini-library and office lined with books, a bedroom with linens and throws and a living area seemingly plucked from a Ralph Lauren–designed beach house. Among the treasures displayed are Roberta Freymann quilts, Diptyque candles, Barbara Barry guest soaps, Dash & Albert rugs and creative fashion jewelry.