According to ANDMORE, Chelsea on Peachtree is scheduled to debut inside Winter Atlanta Market from Jan. 13–17, 2027, putting more than 50 antiques and vintage dealers on the first floor of Building 3.
ANDMORE, which owns and operates Atlanta Market, announced the destination on Nov. 11 as part of First Finds and said it will be presented by Chelsea on Green by Golden Oldies. The planned mix is antique and vintage furniture, artwork, lighting and decorative accessories, with buyers able to work directly with dealers who specialize in the pieces, according to ANDMORE.
A Floor Built for Discovery
Amory Wooden, ANDMORE’s executive vice president and chief revenue officer, said Chelsea on Peachtree “brings a fresh, one-of-a-kind dimension” to Atlanta Market, as reported by ANDMORE. She also framed antiques as a way for interior designers to build layered, personal spaces and for retailers to find distinctive merchandise and vintage display pieces.
Erik Weinstein, owner of Chelsea on Green by Golden Oldies, said organizers wanted to “create a place that feels different from the traditional showroom experience,” as noted by ANDMORE. He tied that pitch to Atlanta’s design community, describing an opening for pieces with history, character and a point of view.
An Atlanta Market blog puts the Winter 2027 dealer count at 55 and points shoppers toward vintage furniture, art and one-of-a-kind finds. That figure sits inside ANDMORE’s broader “more than 50” description rather than replacing it.
The High Point Model
ANDMORE says the Atlanta concept builds on Chelsea on Green, Golden Oldies’ antiques destination at High Point Market. The High Point showroom, at 515 W. Green Drive, says it was established during the Spring Market of 2022.
Chelsea on Green features selections from more than 40 antique dealers, with furnishings, decorative accessories and original artwork spanning the 18th through 20th centuries. Atlanta’s version is being sold as the same discovery idea in a temporary market setting, not as a copy of that permanent floor.
What Designers Have Been Buying
The timing lines up with a separate 1stDibs design-trends survey of 468 interior designers, interviewed online in July and August 2025. Those designers said an average of 36% of items sourced for a project in 2025 were vintage or antique, the highest share since 2021.
The survey also said 85% of designers sourced vintage pieces, calling that the strongest use of vintage across their projects in five years. The share using pre-1920 antiques rose from 56% in 2024 to 63% in 2026, according to the 1stDibs survey. Those are designer-reported sourcing habits, not a forecast of what will sell on the Atlanta floor.
Hours and Who Gets In
First Finds temporary exhibits are scheduled from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 13–17, with a 2 p.m. close on Sunday, Jan. 17. Atlanta Market showrooms are listed as open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Jan. 12–17, so the antiques floor starts a day later and ends earlier on the final Sunday.
Registration for the Winter 2027 edition was open when ANDMORE issued the announcement. Anyone planning a buying trip still has to treat the January dates, Building 3 location and dealer lineup as the schedule that was announced, not as a floor that has already opened.
