Design & menswear · Howell Mill Rd NW from 1100 to 1210 (Westside Provisions District) and Chattahoochee Ave NW from 1235 to 1295 (The Works)
Westside Provisions & The Works
Howell Mill Rd and Chattahoochee Ave.
Two converted industrial complexes on Atlanta’s Westside: Westside Provisions District on Howell Mill Rd for menswear, fashion and home stores between chef-driven restaurants, and The Works on Chattahoochee Ave for home design and antiques. It suits shoppers furnishing a house or dressing well, with lunch in between.
Menswear · Home & design · Antiques
- In our directory
- 25 shopseach one verified
- Where
- Howell Mill Rd NW from 1100 to 1210 (Westside Provisions District) and Chattahoochee Ave NW from 1235 to 1295 (The Works)Design & menswear
- Right now
- Typical hours10am–6pm
- Getting here
- ParkingWestside Provisions businesses give up to two hours of complimentary parking in the on-site garage (pay or scan a validation sticker at the pay station) and the North Lot (pay by QR code or ParkMobile); valet runs on the south side near Flower Child and Marcel and the north side near Little Sparrow. At The Works, the first two hours are free across retail-adjacent surface lots and three parking garages.
Insider guide
Shopping Westside.
Two Complexes, One Trip
The Westside shopping splits between two converted industrial complexes about 1.5 miles apart. Westside Provisions District runs along Howell Mill Rd NW from 1100 to 1210, with menswear, fashion and home stores between chef-driven restaurants. The Works, on Chattahoochee Ave NW from 1235 to 1295, leans toward home design and antiques. It suits shoppers furnishing a house or dressing well, with lunch in between.
Get your shop to validate. Westside Provisions businesses give up to two hours of complimentary parking in the on-site garage (scan a validation sticker at the pay station) and the North Lot (pay by QR code or ParkMobile), and valet runs on the south side near Flower Child and Marcel and on the north side near Little Sparrow. At The Works, the first two hours are free across the retail-adjacent surface lots and three parking garages.
Clothing at Westside Provisions
Sid Mashburn's menswear flagship sells suits, sport jackets, shirts, denim and shoes, with made-to-measure shirts, in-house alterations and private appointments; Ann Mashburn's women’s shop is on the other side of the same building. Double RL (1170, Suite P12A) mixes antiques and vintage finds in with Ralph Lauren’s RRL workwear, denim and western clothing, so it’s worth browsing even if you aren’t buying jeans. Greyson Clothiers (1170) does performance golf and activewear, and Free People (1170) stays open to 8pm Friday and Saturday.
Rothy’s (1210, Suite 104) sells washable knit shoes and bags made from recycled materials; bring worn-out pairs for recycling and ask about the store-only limited editions. Anthropologie is across Howell Mill Rd at 1207, in Westside Urban Market. Warby Parker (1198, Building B, Suite 300) does eye exams and is cashless, and Framebridge (1198, Building B) gives in-person framing advice.
Furnishing a House
Home stores are the biggest group. Serena & Lily (1198) has its first Southeast Design Shop in the former Star Provisions space, Herman Miller is at 1198B, and CB2 (1197) offers free design consultations. Room & Board (1170) shows living, dining and kids’ room settings and says over 90% of its pieces are made in America. Design Within Reach (1210), at Howell Mill and Huff roads, keeps outdoor furniture on its second floor and rooftop patio. The Shade Store (1200, Ste A) lends free swatches for custom shades and drapery, Saatva (1183) is a mattress viewing room with free delivery and nothing to carry out, and Boll & Branch lets you feel its organic sheets and towels before you buy.
At The Works, Ballard Designs, the Atlanta-based brand, runs its 20,000 sq ft flagship with a design-services center, monogramming and fabric and wallpaper samples. Love Train Antiques & Home (1235) sells European antiques, vintage oil paintings and portraits and hosts vintage clothing pop-ups and rock-photography shows. Summer Breeze Flowers & Gifts and Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming are also at 1295. Back on Howell Mill Rd, Le Jardin Français (1100, Suite A03) is a florist’s boutique with terrarium workshops, and Perrine’s Wine Shop (1168) holds weekly tastings.
Eating and Timing
Little Sparrow is a French bistro named for Édith Piaf, with onion soup, steak tartare and chocolate soufflé. Just down Howell Mill Rd, Lucky Star (1050, Ste 110) serves coffee and Taiwanese dishes by day and cocktails at night, and Hayakawa (1055) holds a MICHELIN star for its seasonal counter meal. Miller Union cooks seasonal Southern-inflected American food. For a break, Brash Coffee has a cafe at The Box, and Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams stays open to 11pm, midnight on weekends.
Most shops open 10–11am and close 6–7pm, and a few stay open to 8pm on weekends. Plan a Saturday rather than a Sunday: Sid Mashburn, Ann Mashburn, Perrine’s and Le Jardin Français are closed Sunday, and Love Train is open Wednesday to Sunday only. Ballard Designs, Summer Breeze and Woof Gang don’t post hours, so call ahead.
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Home5 places
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The brand’s first Design Shop in the Southeast, in the former Star Provisions space, with coastal-style furniture, bedding, decor and indoor-outdoor living pieces.
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Modern furniture and decor store with free design consultations, registry appointments and in-store events; staff can order pieces that are in stock or sold only online.
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Showroom for custom shades, blinds, drapery and motorized window treatments, where you can compare materials and take home free swatches; walk-ins welcome.
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Mattress viewing room with nearly every Saatva mattress on display to try, no appointment needed; nothing is sold to carry out, and orders are delivered free.
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Showroom for the brand’s 100% organic bedding and bath products, where you can feel the sheets and towels in person before you buy.
Furniture4 places
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The Atlanta-based home brand’s 20,000 sq ft flagship and the first retail space at The Works, with a design-services center, monogramming, fabric and wallpaper samples, and outdoor collections.
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DWR studio at Howell Mill and Huff roads with living, dining, bedroom and workspace room sets, and outdoor furniture on the second floor and rooftop patio.
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Herman Miller’s Atlanta store for modern furniture and home accessories; drop in during open hours or book a personal shopping appointment.
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Modern furniture showroom with living, dining, bedroom and kids’ room settings; the company says over 90% of its pieces are made in America, and design help is free.
Menswear3 places
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Menswear flagship with suits, tuxedos, sport jackets, shirts, denim, shoes and leather goods, plus made-to-measure shirts, in-house alterations and private appointments.
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Ralph Lauren’s RRL store for rugged men’s and women’s workwear, denim and western clothing, along with antiques and vintage pieces; offers alterations and styling appointments.
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Greyson’s Atlanta shop for performance golf, lifestyle and activewear for men, women and youth, from polos and quarter-zips to sweaters and tennis apparel.
Fashion3 places
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Women’s clothing and accessories shop run by Ann Mashburn, sharing the building with Sid Mashburn’s menswear store on the other side at Westside Provisions.
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Store for the washable knit shoes and bags made from recycled materials, with an in-store recycling drop for worn-out Rothy’s and store-only limited editions.
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Anthropologie’s Westside store, across Howell Mill Rd in Westside Urban Market, open until 8pm Monday to Saturday.
Specialty3 places
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Eyewear store in Building B with prescription glasses, sunglasses and contacts, eye exams by an independent optometrist, and free adjustments; cashless, cards only.
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Pet shop at The Works with dog treats, food, toys and accessories plus grooming, one of a handful of shops at The Works.
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Custom framing store where designers give in-person advice and you can see the brand’s handcrafted frames before ordering.
Food & drink2 places
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Westside wine shop at the north end of the district with weekly tastings, wine flights and private events; closed Sundays, so plan a weekday or Saturday stop.
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Ice cream scoop shop with signature and seasonal flavors by the scoop and pint; a common stop between the shops and restaurants.
Gifts2 places
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Florist and gift shop in The Works’ retail lineup, handy for fresh arrangements and small presents while shopping the home stores along Chattahoochee Ave.
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Florist’s boutique with seasonal arrangements, centerpieces and preserved flowers, terrariums, orchids and potted plants, plus floral and terrarium workshops.
Boutiques1 place
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Free People’s White Provision store with bohemian women’s clothing, dresses, denim, intimates and accessories; open to 8pm on Friday and Saturday.
Vintage1 place
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Shop at The Works selling European antiques, vintage oil paintings and portraits, housewares and jewelry, with vintage clothing pop-ups and rock-photography shows.
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Coffee1 place
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Atlanta specialty roaster focused on single-origin beans, with this cafe at The Box in Westside Provisions and a second Westside cafe at The Works.
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Typical hours
Most shops keep the hours below.
Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
Between shops, close by.
Top restaurants nearby
All of Eat →- Little SparrowMichelin pickFrench · French bistro named for Édith Piaf: onion soup, steak tartare, triple-fried fries, chocolate soufflé. MICHELIN Recommended (2026).$$$
- Hayakawa★ Michelin starJapanese, Sushi · Chef Atsushi Hayakawa’s small kaiseki-inspired counter meal that changes with the seasons and ends with Hokkaido-style nigiri. One MICHELIN Star (2026).$$$$
- Lucky StarMichelin pickTaiwanese · Office-lobby café with coffee and Taiwanese dishes by day, cocktails at night. MICHELIN Recommended (2026).$
- Mujō★ Michelin starJapanese, Sushi · Dim, intimate counter where chef J. Trent Harris serves omakase: zensai such as grilled Florida cobia, then nigiri and dessert. One MICHELIN Star (2026).$$$$
- Miller UnionMichelin pickAmerican · Steven Satterfield and Neal McCarthy’s seasonal Southern-inflected American cooking on a former stockyard site; the blondie is a standout. MICHELIN Recommended (2026).$$
- AvizeMichelin pickEuropean, Contemporary · Cabin-like room where chef Karl Gorline cooks modern alpine dishes with French, Italian, German and Swiss roots. MICHELIN Recommended (2026).$$$$
Top hotels nearby
All of Stay →- Hotel
Hotel Granada Midtown
120 rooms in a 1923 Spanish Colonial building with a courtyard dining area and a basement cocktail bar.
1302 West Peachtree St NW · - Hotel
Bellyard, West Midtown Atlanta, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
161-room hotel drawing on the area’s rail and stockyard history, with a lounge, all-day market and courtyard.
1 Interlock Ave NW ·
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Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingWestside Provisions businesses give up to two hours of complimentary parking in the on-site garage (pay or scan a validation sticker at the pay station) and the North Lot (pay by QR code or ParkMobile); valet runs on the south side near Flower Child and Marcel and the north side near Little Sparrow. At The Works, the first two hours are free across retail-adjacent surface lots and three parking garages.
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