Acorn Creek fills a unique niche in Highlands with a wide selection of furniture, antiques and accessories for your mountain home.
Painted chests, tables, benches, cabinets, floor and table lamps fill the store.

A Highlands art tradition for over 20 years featuring regional, national and international painting, sculpture and folk art.

Outside you will find plenty of locally made smoke vine baskets, garden ornaments and rustic porch accessories. Inside, there are rare treasures from the region and around the world. A an entire room of dried flowers and high-quality silks at next to wholesale prices. You will also find upholstered and rustic furniture.

Visual delight of hand crafted glass done in flowers, birds, bears and other nature designs of various plants and animals in various colors ranging from $15-$150.
 

Highlands' original Christmas shop is now in its 26th season. An exclusive "Gold Key Dealer" for Department 56, they offer unique displays of the Snow Village, the new Seasons Bay and all five Heritage Villages. They are Highlands exclusive dealer for Christopher Radko and Patricia Breen ornaments, Byer' Choice Carolers and Margaret Furlong angels. They also carry Polonaise glass ornaments and many one-of-a kind collectible Santas. The Christmas Tree has an additional shop across the street featuring a wide selection of German nutcrackers, LGB trains, Snowbabies, toys and Christmas fantasies "for children of all ages".
 

The gallery features paintings, sculpture and art glass by many of today's most celebrated artists.

Juliana's offers a mix of antiques, decorative accessories and whimsical gifts. The shop specializes in Majoica, antique silver plate and vintage lamps as well as other unique antique items. Gift items range from dollhouse miniatures, picture frames, reproduction sterling, marcasite, jewelry, Kennebunk throws and stuffed animals.

Offers American basketry, decorative accessories, gifts, quality crafts, and original art.

The shop specializes in American lazy Susan tables, but also has French, English and American antiques. The gardens in front are beautiful and add to the elegant ambiance.

This is a unique antique shop specializing in country antique furniture, primitives, shabby chic, old canoes, and twig and rustic style handcrafted furniture made on the premises by owner Jim Grady.

Specialties include estate and contemporary jewelry and sterling silver flatware. The shop also features beautiful hand-painted china, cut glass, flow blue English transfer ware and oriental.

No admission fee but donations are appreciated. The American Brilliant Period, which ran from 1876 to 1916, produced dazzling works of cut and engraved glass designed and created by master craftsmen. Today those pieces are coveted by collectors. The Museum of American Cut and Engraved Glass makes it possible for everyone to appreciate this art.
The museum has displayed over 400 pieces of antique glass from their exquisite collection and features many rare shapes and patterns, including oil lamps, punch bowls, ice cream sets and numerous other items.

Peak Experience carries fine hand crafted items from around the world such as hand-embroidered Arriolas carpets; hand painted Azuelos (tile) murals and specially made whimsical and distinctive ceramics for home and garden. Also accent furniture and fine furnishings including tables, chairs, linens, china, crystal, silver and Meissen porcelain.
 

Enter into a great, rustic interior that features primitive antique painted and American furniture. The shop also has pottery, china and glassware.

 

For nearly 15 years, Robert Tino's watercolors have become distinctively synonymous with the indefinable beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains. His bear paintings have become a wonderful art collection.
His signature meshing of transparent watercolors and gouache( gwash-a little used, ancient, opaque, acrylic technique) evoke the spirit and countless moods of this mountain paradise.
 

Offers an astonishing collection of handcrafted hickory, willow, and cedar furniture as well as upholstered furniture and distinctive accessories.
 

The auctions at Scudder's on Main Street have long been popular events. Scudder's holds auctions nightly and offers a wide variety of items, including 18th & 19th century furniture, fine Oriental rugs and estate jewelry. Collections of American and European bronzes are also shown.
The gallery is open daily for exhibition form 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. and auctions are held in the evening beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Estate sales are held June through October on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month at 11 a.m.
 

Barry & Paula Jones store is the showroom for Tiger Mountain Woodworks, which started in 1988. Known for their rustic furniture, they have branched out to include heart pine reproductions of pieces from the 1800's, a custom 10-foot dining table, sideboards, and corner cabinets. The handcrafted furnishings are shown with antique collectibles, unique art and home furnishings.
Summerhouse Gallery features the works of local and regional artists, paintings, sculpture, pottery, wood burnings and photography.