From market samples to custom sofas, this family-run outlet in the Broad Avenue Arts District brings high-end style and heart to your home.

If you fall into the same niche category as I do, the kind of person who likes to pretend they’re the host of an HGTV house-flipping show and loves browsing furniture and home decor in their spare time, then you’re going to love this gorgeous designer home outlet located in Memphis’ Broad Avenue Arts District. 

Located near Memphis’s Broad Avenue Arts District, Whitney Winkler Art Studio + Shop has been quietly making its mark since 2021.

The beautiful, light-filled space is home to Whitney’s hand-painted artwork (she specializes in watercolor), along with a mix of new and vintage jewelry, home goods, stationery, and accessories, all curated with care and creativity.

We recently popped in to chat with Whitney about how the shop came to be, what inspires her work, and how she’s built a space that feels both personal and welcoming. 

This blog was written in collaboration with our friends at Campfire Collective.

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