A number of home furnishings stores recently have opened or will be opening soon in the Twin Cities. Most are specialty stores that carry their own line of furniture exclusively.
Andrew Martin (Rue de France, Edina): Vintage and uniquely designed classic furniture.
Arhaus (Galleria, Edina): Medium- to higher-end furniture and accessories in eclectic styles.
CB2 (Uptown, Minneapolis): Crate & Barrel's more contemporary, less expensive sister store opened last November.
Jonathan Adler (Uptown, Minneapolis): Higher-end furniture and accessories from the designer.
Nadeau (Uptown, Minneapolis): Moderately priced distressed furniture from India and Indonesia. Opened last year.
Parmida Home (West End, St. Louis Park): Moderately priced accessories and furniture store. A second location in Woodbury is being considered.
PBTeen (Galleria, Edina): A pop-up store for teen and tween home furnishings will open in November.
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