Set designing can not only be time-consuming, but it can also be costly, especially in a city like Atlanta. So, where’s the best spot to get the best pieces at the most reasonable prices? City Antiques & Interior Arts. Located in Roswell only 17 miles from SCAD, it’s the largest antique mall in all of Roswell. In that case, make sure to go with enough time to peruse everything they have to offer.
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City Antiques & Interior Arts was founded in 2010 by owner Frank Mack, an artist, food writer, and popular Roswell cultural enthusiast. The antique mall has over 140 dealers, 200-plus booths and display cabinets, 20,000 square feet (about four times the area of a basketball court) of showroom, as well as 7,500 square feet (about twice the area of a tennis court) of courtyard space. All filled with antiques, collectibles, and vintage items.
Photos courtesy of Alita Swanson.
This place is filled with unique pieces for any set designer’s wildest dreams. However, City Antiques & Interior Arts also has an amazing vintage camera collection for photographers, as well as a great vintage book selection for writers and readers alike.
Photos courtesy of Alita Swanson.
Speaking of readers, this antique mall also has a great vintage comic magazine and poster selection. The options are truly endless, so you need to go check it out for yourself. Visit the City Antiques & Interior Arts website for more information on store hours and store history.
Photos Courtesy Alita Swanson.
