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Falls Church artist Nafia Syeed turns natural found objects into colorful keepsakes and bijouterie.

Set those plastic planters aside and find a new home for your snake plants and crotons.

The kinetic spinner rings by Falls Church jewelry artist Charles Agel make soothing sounds, and they're designed to be played with.

Falls Church artist Heather Lezla's handmade pottery pieces are one-of-a-kind, in colors that change with the seasons.

Get into the holiday mood and score deals at countless local boutiques and eateries—oh, and watch out for those elves.

From shackets to wool capes—and don’t forget ankle boots!—there are lots of looks to love as the weather gets chilly.

Tran Truong looked into her crystal ball and saw a cool store concept for Coach. Then came another top fashion label.

The Shaw offshoot promises all kinds of greenery, free repotting services and advice for budding botanists.

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The retro fiber art is making a comeback. Think wall hangings, yoga-mat carriers, handbags, nursery mobiles and more.

Snag luxury brands, up-and-coming designer duds and hard-to-find labels at this new, boutique-style retail shop.

Wedding invitation? Birth announcement? Designer Nicole Fingers can give it a personal touch.

Florist Brooke Gagnier sources her blossoms from a local cooperative of sustainable and mostly women-owned farms.