Jones & Bull is a thoughtfully curated collection of modern, vintage, and antique home furnishings and décor located in the heart of Savannah's Historic District. Owned by Robin and Andy Napoli, this boutique shop offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere where visitors can discover high-quality, one-of-a-kind pieces for their homes.
The shop features an impressive selection spanning multiple design periods, including mid-century modern furniture, French antiques, vintage rugs, lighting, artwork, and accessories. Each room is distinctly styled, creating an engaging shopping experience that encourages exploration. The knowledgeable staff members are passionate about vintage and antique design and are always ready to help customers find the perfect piece or answer questions about specific items. Whether you're an interior design enthusiast, antique collector, or simply seeking unique home décor, Jones & Bull offers an exceptional selection of carefully selected treasures.
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