Fabrics & Textiles
Natural fibers, layered neutrals, heritage pattern, bedding, pillows, throws, and custom soft goods.
View the editFurniture, textiles, and enduring objects shaped by natural materials, useful beauty, and rooms made for gathering.
A Southern home should feel accumulated through generations, not assembled in an afternoon.
Each department has its own mark, but all share one point of view: honest materials, quiet character, and pieces meant to stay.
Natural fibers, layered neutrals, heritage pattern, bedding, pillows, throws, and custom soft goods.
View the editUpholstery, motion seating, dining, bedroom, office, casegoods, and pieces selected to age gracefully.
Shop furnitureLighting, objects, art, stoneware, boardware, and useful accents with a strong sense of place.
Explore heritageA conversation-first room built from warm oak, quiet upholstery, natural texture, and the sort of pieces that improve after people actually live with them.
Buy a lasting piece, lease a complete look, or furnish a larger residential, hospitality, or corporate project.
Browse individual pieces and whole-room groupings for living, dining, bedroom, office, and outdoor spaces.
Open the catalogFurnish a listing, corporate apartment, temporary residence, or seasonal home without purchasing every piece.
Coordinated furnishing packages for designers, builders, developers, model homes, lodging, and furnished housing.
Start with one room or establish a consistent language across the entire home. We combine furniture, rugs, lighting, wallcoverings, textiles, art, and practical finishing details.
Hembree Farm takes its name and design language from a historic Roswell farmstead established circa 1835. Cotton, timber, hand tools, useful rooms, and generations of stewardship become a modern collection for how people live now.
We are not recreating a museum. We are carrying forward the values that made old homes feel lasting: proportion, utility, material honesty, and hospitality.
A focused selection of gifts and provisions complements the furnishings without turning the house into a souvenir shop. Nobody needs that many decorative roosters.
Branded apparel, keepsake stoneware, heritage prints, commemorative pieces, and locally rooted gifts.
Georgia honey, stone-ground grits, small-batch preserves, hot sauces, and take-home pantry goods.
Candles, wool throws, forged accents, wooden boardware, and quiet objects for everyday use.
Tell us what you are furnishing, the rooms involved, your timing, and whether you want to purchase, lease, or specify through the trade.