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Georgetown: It's an Interior World Washingtonpost.com Staff Wednesday, July 12, 2000

Uptown Georgetown has become an oasis for interior design and antiques shops.
John Poole/washingtonpost.com

Whether your taste favors 19th-century Chinese wedding chests, baroque silver candlesticks or oversize garden urns, your best bet for finding centuries-old furnishings, sleek modern sofas and accessories and, yes, even a funky curiosity or two, is the enclave of antiques and interior design shops that have made their home in Georgetown between Q and R streets.

Andrew Leddy, Tradition de France, La Belle Epoque, Cynthia P. Reed Ltd., Carling Nichols, A Mano, The Interior Department, David Bell Antiques, August Georges, Moss & Company, Oliver Dunn, Gore*Dean, Hastening Antiques