Intentional by design
Masterfully Mixed
Founded in 2015, Dixon Rye has become a driving force in Atlanta's design landscape and a nationally recognized destination for those who appreciate the art of contrast. As proprietors, Bradley and Peter have built our reputation on masterful juxtapositions that define the Dixon Rye aesthetic: raw meets refined, humble touches enhance luxe details, and traditional forms converse with modern silhouettes.
Recognized by Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, and Veranda as one of the most beautiful retail destinations in the world, our distinctive approach has resonated far beyond Georgia, establishing Dixon Rye as an essential resource for professional designers and design enthusiasts alike.
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The beginning
Quiet Decency Launches
Before the shop doors even open, Bradley begins sending out his beloved Sunday email, 'Quiet Decency'—a visual diary of imagery that inspires him. What began as a personal ritual has become a treasured tradition for readers who, week after week, respond with gratitude for such a beautiful, peaceful way to begin their Sunday.

1085 Howell Mill Road
Dixon Rye Opens Its Doors
In the heart of Atlanta’s Westside, Dixon Rye opens its doors in the Westside Ironworks - a 1940’s building wrought with history. The shop quickly drew designers and design-lovers throughout the Southeast, known for its inimitable mix of the raw and the refined.

Studio Dixon Rye
Completes Its First Project
Immediately upon opening, requests for interior design services from the Dixon Rye team led to the official foundation of Studio Dixon Rye. Bradley, with a bachelor’s degree from SCAD in interior design, and Peter, with a Masters in Interior Design, were well suited to start the next chapter in opening a full-service interior design studio. Our first project, a sprawling farm just outside of Buckhead, was published nationally in Traditional Home.

Architectural Digest
Dixon Rye Named One of the Most Beautiful Stores in the World
Dixon Rye received one of the most coveted accolades in retail by being named to Architectural Digest’s Most Beautiful Stores in the World. House Beautiful and Veranda soon followed suit in their own lists of retail destinations.

Dixon Rye | For now
The Move to 2300 Peachtree Road
A decade in business felt like the ideal time to start a new chapter of Dixon Rye. When deciding to move locations, we knew we had to find a building with as much history and architectural significance as our previous location on the Westside. 2300 Peachtree, founded by Jane Marsden as a design destination over 40 years ago, provided the perfect backdrop for our next chapter.

Honest beginnings
The origin of a name
Long before we settled on the name, we always knew how we wanted Dixon Rye to feel:
Southern, but not hokey. Storied, but not cliché.
Masculine and gentle. Above all, intriguing.
Dixon was taken from the line drawn around the South. Rye was inspired by Salinger’s classic novel – or whiskey, depending on who you ask. We wanted a brand that sounded personal and familiar, like an old friend. Today, visitors always ask, “So, which one of you is Dixon Rye?”

Raw yet refined
Classic forms with modern details
We deliberate on every detail to build character — distinctive design with a Southern sensibility.
Inviting new traditions and grounding old ones. Our assortment creates memorable settings for new memories to unfold — our storied pieces as the backdrop to your story.

Heritage in the making
Better, fewer things.
Traditions are beyond trend. We believe in quality materials and honoring crafting techniques that can only be learned with commitment and time. Character comes from who, what and how things are made.
Monthly curated
Sounds of the Shop
Step inside our world—anytime, anywhere. Enjoy the playlist we spin in the store, curated for slow mornings, late nights, and everything in between.

















































































