More than 50 antiques dealers head to Atlanta Market’s new Chelsea on Peachtree
ATLANTA – Today’s younger shoppers often prefer a 1960s side table with a story to something brand-new. For Gen Z and millennials especially, antiques and vintage pieces offer what mass-produced decor can’t: individuality, sustainability and a sense of history. That shift has made vintage one of the most talked-about categories in home decor, and it’s coming to Atlanta Market in a big way this January.
Chelsea on Peachtree, a new antiques and vintage destination presented by Chelsea on Green by Golden Oldies, will debut at the Winter 2027 market, Jan. 13-17, within the First Finds temporary exhibits.
Located on the first floor of Building 3, Chelsea on Peachtree will bring together more than 50 dealers from across the country. Buyers can expect a mix of antique and vintage furniture, artwork, lighting and decorative accessories, from statement furnishings to smaller objects. With each dealer bringing its own specialty, buyers will be able to work directly with the dealers who know their pieces best.
“Atlanta Market is built on discovery, and Chelsea on Peachtree brings a fresh, one-of-a-kind dimension to it,” said Amory Wooden, executive vice president and chief revenue officer at Andmore, which owns and operates Atlanta Market. “For interior designers, antiques offer a way to create spaces that feel layered, personal and collected over time. For retailers, it’s a source of distinctive merchandise that sets their assortments apart, along with vintage pieces that add character to store displays.”
The concept builds on Chelsea on Green, Golden Oldies’ antiques destination at High Point Market.
“We wanted to bring that same spirit of discovery to Atlanta Market and create a place that feels different from the traditional showroom experience,” said Erik Weinstein, owner of Chelsea on Green by Golden Oldies. “Atlanta has an incredible design community, and we see an opportunity to give buyers a destination where they can find pieces with history, character and a point of view.”
For buyers new to sourcing antiques, the company recommends keeping an open mind and asking dealers about each piece’s age, origin, materials and condition, as well as considering how it might fit into a project or assortment. It also suggests leaving room for discovery, since some of the best finds are pieces buyers didn’t know they were looking for.
Event Details
Chelsea on Peachtree is open Jan. 13-17 in Building 3, Floor 1, as part of First Finds. First Finds temporary exhibits are open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily, closing at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 17. Showrooms are open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Jan. 12-17.
Registration for Winter Atlanta Market is open at AtlantaMarket.com/registration.
