The Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood is the lucky recipient of Nashville’s newest (and insanely gorgeous) go-to for home design. Dripping in texture, color, and all things design savvy, Schumacher‘s new combination showroom and luxury boutique is a unique fusion of high-end goods and interior design elements that manages to be at once opulent and accessible. StyleBlueprint’s Founder, Liza Graves, said it best: “I want to live IN the showroom!”

It’s slated to open later this month — and we got a sneak preview!

Editor’s Note: Great news! Just a few hours after this article was published (go figure!), Schumacher was cleared to officially open. You can visit the showroom and boutique TODAY! 

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Schumacher introduces its showroom and luxury boutique to Wedgewood-Houston.

Though they’re still putting on the finishing touches — a little paint here, a dedicated library room there — we’re chomping at the bit for a chance to shop the luxe fabrics and lusciously patterned wall coverings that have made the Schumacher brand such an unparalleled tastemaker since its inception in 1889. And oh, the imported wares! Think thick coffee table books from France with page after page of vibrant style inspiration and an ornate 19th-century Italian trunk with a hide exterior.

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Schumacher offers you the chance to elevate your tablescape in a big way — from exquisite linens to unique vases.
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Handwoven baskets and rustic pottery flank a 19th-century Italian trunk with a hide exterior and wallpapered interior.
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A backdrop of plush pillows with signature Schumacher prints gives way to a table of gorgeous design books that will make you swoon.

Frederic Schumacher was a trendsetter and a masterful businessman, and now Nashville is getting a taste of his legacy. Grasscloths, and textiles, and pottery, oh my! Whether you lean on traditional pieces that transcend time or have an affinity for sculptural chic, you won’t be disappointed — particularly given that Schumacher is a world-renowned source for everything from whimsical wall coverings to antique furniture. In fact, the company can be credited with redefining the interior design landscape with memorable makeovers at such stately and iconic landmarks as New York City’s Waldorf-Astoria Hotel and the White House circa the Roosevelt era (1902). And now Music City gets to claim a Schumacher showroom of its own.

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“Frederic was French,” Schumacher’s Creative Director Dara Caponigro tells me, “so many of our pieces are from France.” Other fabulous imports include decadent fabric pillows from Turkey and a dining collection from Finland.
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From contemporary candleholders to style inspiration, there are oodles of items to browse.
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Autumn florals bring pottery to life, surrounded by whimsical ceramics and decor guides to help you up-level your abode.
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A back-of-house design “think tank” where samples and inspiration abound!

So why Nashville, you ask? Schumacher’s Creative Director, the inimitable Dara Caponigro, answered that perfectly, telling me, “Nashville is all about style; it’s design-obsessed.” We couldn’t agree more … And this is just the beginning if Schumacher has anything to say about it!

Soon you will be able to visit Schumacher’s new Nashville retail location at 609 Merritt Ave., Ste. 201, Nashville, TN 37203. Once open, you can expect store hours of Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; closed Sunday.

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Jenna Bratcher
About the Author
Jenna Bratcher

Jenna Bratcher is StyleBlueprint Nashville’s Associate Editor and Lead Writer. The East Coast native moved to Nashville 17 years ago, by way of Los Angeles. She is a lover of dogs, strong coffee, traveling, and exploring the local restaurant scene bite by bite.