As Cleveland's home and style scene evolves, these are the local businesses that are setting local trends in fashion and interior design.
Google’s AI Overview told searchers The Viridian Bookshop was closed for good, even though the store was very much open.
by Abbey Weitzenkamp
What began as a passion project for a Baldwin Wallace student turned into the college town’s trendiest thrift store.
by Julia Lombardo
VHS tapes, instant cameras, vinyl records and CRT TVs are having a comeback. Meet the Northeast Ohio businesses, educators and curators who are centering analog tech and physical media.
by Annie Nickoloff
IKEA will fill the vacated 80,000-square-foot Dick’s Sporting Goods store with a new generation of its format.
by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
With closing the local gift shop, the owners will focus on their homemade ice cream brand.
by Parisa Nosrati
A move to a bigger storefront this summer has brought more than just purses and wallets into the leather goods shop.
by Julia Lombardo
Don Drumm Studios has enjoyed increased sales after one of its pieces was gifted to the celebrity couple.
by Annie Nickoloff
Show up to the shores in style with this essential summer gear from Northeast Ohio brands.
by Julia Lombardo
The Cleveland Heights bookstore’s new storefront comes with expanded event space and room for more books across a robust collection of genres.
by Julia Lombardo
Since its first storefront opened in Ohio City five years ago, Rising Boutique has expanded to a second location at Pinecrest.
by Julia Lombardo
The WhimsiGoth Night Market and Manic Pixie Dream Market are creative communities for LGBTQ-owned small businesses to reach shoppers all around Northeast Ohio.
by Annie Gleydura
