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Shopping Your Way Through Cashiers 64E
Written By: A.J. Stewart | Issue: 2019/03 - March
If you’re in the market for home furnishings and yard art, head down Highway 64 East out of Cashiers, this little corner of our mountains is a must see.
Just up the road from the entrance to the Village Green is a unique little shop, known colloquially as “Slick’s Place.” The menagerie metal farm animals and other unique yard art that are lined up by the road are just as quintessentially Cashiers as Buck’s Coffee Café and the Village Green. Behind the line up are two little buildings that are stuffed to the gills with antique furniture, unique art and handmade furniture.
Continue on down the road just a little ways and you’ll find Curated Home and The Global Craftsman. The Global Craftsman is a local company that specializes in custom home design that incorporates reclaimed material. From 100-year-old wood beams to light fixtures, their team of expert welders, woodworkers and cabinet builders take pieces of history and turn them into works of art. Their work can be seen in several local businesses such as Slab Town Pizza, Cornucopia Restaurant, and The Chattooga Club. Visit their showroom and check out their collection of one of a kind furniture and fixtures.
Before you leave town, be sure to stop by Toby West Antiques at the Silver Creek Shopping Center. You’re sure to find something worth bragging about in their eclectic selection of home furnishings.
The last stop before you make the trek up the mountain to Highlands is Lenz Gifts. Located just half-a-mile outside of Cashiers, Lenz Gifts and Luxury Linens offers gifts and finishing touches for your home, such as their selection of Yves Delorme Linens, Hanro Sleepwear, and Grace
Kelly Candles.
