Shop & Explore
Two North Shore is also home to Bill Shores Frames & Gallery, established in 1944 by its namesake sign painter and framer. The iconic shop has enjoyed a remarkable run of more than six decades. Kathy Reed bought the business in 2000 and has filled the gallery with the art of Cherokee and other Native American artisans, in addition to custom-made frames. Next door, a restored turn-of–the century sewing factory has been converted to a gigantic antiques emporium. Knitting Mill Antiques displays the intriguing and varied finds from more than 100 vendors and is well worth a visit.
Though B. D. Burke Interiors is known for personal design services, the cozy shop in Two North Shore is chockfull of things near and dear to ladies’ hearts. With luxury brands like Sferra and Arte Italica, this store offers shoppers true retail bliss. Once the heart of the textile district at the turn of the 20th century, Warehouse Row on Market Street is now occupied with upscale boutiques carrying everything from jewelry to home accessories. Anchoring the south end is Revival, a shop of “uncommon goods.” The Old-World-meets-City-Chic shop carries an eclectic mélange of wonderful wares, all displayed so beautifully it absolutely takes one’s breath away. Each and every cubby and corner holds a new delight to discover and another unique object to behold. This shop is a must-see!
