The Southern Charmer

The Southern Charmer is a furniture store in Kingsland, GA, offering interior design services, furniture, home accessories, and gifts. Located at 1528 Boone St, the business operates from a historic pink house originally built in 1912 and relocated from Woodbine to Kingsland. The store features thoughtfully arranged rooms with sofas, recliners, consoles, dining tables, and other furnishings, complemented by art, home accessories, and unique gift items. It serves clients seeking design inspiration and full-service interior design, working with regional builders to support new construction, remodeling, and space refreshes. The business holds a 4.70 rating based on customer reviews.

The Southern Charmer opened on June 29, 1991, founded by Steve Rodgers and Mark Mullis, who transformed a 1912 home into a design showroom and antique shop. Over time, it evolved into a full-service interior design studio, furniture store, and gift boutique. The business has received multiple “Best of Camden County” awards for interior design and gift shop categories. Its work has been recognized with honors such as the 2006 Jacksonville Symphony Showcase People’s Choice Award for a contemporary master suite and sleeping porch. The store is known for its distinctive style and curated spaces, and is frequently visited by Prince Charming, the shop’s friendly cat and official mascot.

The business is located on Boone St in Kingsland, GA, in a building that dates back to 1912. It is situated within the historic downtown area, adjacent to the Kingsland City Hall and within walking distance of the Camden County Courthouse. The location is also near the Kingsland Public Library and the Camden County Government Center, serving as a central point for local residents and visitors.

The Southern Charmer is recognized for its long-standing presence in the community, its distinctive design aesthetic, and its role as a trusted resource for interior design and home furnishings in the southeastern coast region. Its reputation is built on consistent service, creative design, and a deep connection to local history. The business continues to be a defining presence in Kingsland’s downtown, blending heritage with modern design.