On Miami Circle, Buckhead Consigned
A room-after-room consignment showroom of fine furnishings, chandeliers, mirrors, art and décor from the area’s finest homes. Because every piece is consigned, it is here once — and then it is gone.
Mélange’s own photograph of their showroom
Two doors
Buy & sellBoth sides run through the same showroom and the same two owners. Pick the one you’re here for.
Furnishing a room
Mid-century, French, traditional, transitional and modern, side by side in the same room — the mix is the point. Because everything on the floor is consigned, nothing repeats, and what you saw last month is not what you’ll see today. Come in and let an owner walk it with you.
See what’s on the floor
Emptying a house
Downsizing, a move, a house to settle — Mélange takes luxury furniture, lighting, art, home décor and accessories on consignment. It starts with photographs in an email, and it is a named human on the other end of it, not an auction lot.
How consigning worksWhat’s on the floor
The floorIn Mélange’s own words, the showroom holds a mixture of fine furnishings, chandeliers, accent lighting and mirrors — and more besides. It arrives one piece at a time, from houses around Atlanta, and it is arranged room by room rather than laid out in aisles.
Categories as Mélange publishes them. Styles they name themselves: mid-century, French, traditional, transitional and modern.
Names that come through
The brand list Mélange publishes. Consignment means the floor turns over constantly, so treat these as names that come through — not as stock. Call the shop to ask what is actually in today.
Room after room
A few things that were here
The galleryEvery photograph on this page is Mélange’s own, published by them at melangeatlanta.com. Nothing here is stock, illustrative or generated. Pieces shown were on the floor when the photographs were taken; because everything is consigned, assume they have sold.
In a customer’s own words
In their words“Mélange truly has that mom and pop store front feel that can be refreshing”George · 5★ on Google, two years ago
His review opens: “Visiting Mélange in Atlanta feels like stepping into furniture shops from my childhood.” Verbatim, both lines, from the same review.
Consigning with Mélange
ConsignMélange accepts luxury furniture, lighting, art, home décor and accessories on consignment. Interior designers use them in both directions — one names Mélange as where she sends her high-end clients to consign.
Email photos and information about your pieces to info@melangeatlanta.com — the address Mélange’s own consignment page names for intake.
A follow-up phone call goes over the consignment contract with you.
For the right pieces the shop will arrange to come and see them in person.
In Mélange’s own published words: “Our personalized service ensures your items receive the best exposure and are sold at the highest value within 120 days.”
Steps 1 and 4 are Mélange’s own current published terms. Steps 2 and 3 are how the process was described in a February 2020 feature on the shop in Simply Buckhead, a Buckhead lifestyle magazine — ask the shop to confirm they still work that way. Commission and terms are not published; ask Edie or Jessica directly.
What people write afterwards
Reviews“Mélange Fine Furniture Consignment is a true treasure on Miami Circle. The staff is super friendly and they have a wide variety of products to choose from.”
“Edie at Melange is amazing! She has such an eye and the best contacts to find the best items for your decor needs!”
“I refer many of my high-end clients to consign furniture at Melange.”
“Absolutely one of the most charming Furniture Consignment stores in Atlanta! Edie is such a delight to work with and her inventory is always fresh.”
“Beautiful pieces and a mixed collection of styles. It is worth visiting if you have not been.”
“The best little shop in Miami Circle. What hidden jewel!”
“Such an eclectic, high end store… And the ladies are marvelous!”
“So many interesting finds and very upscale consignment. Awesome brands and one of a kind items that make the visit to Atlanta worthwhile.”
“the staff and owner are extremely friendly and welcoming and happy for you to look around”
Nine reviews, quoted exactly as written, spelling and all. They are a selection, not the whole picture — Google and Yelp carry every review Mélange has, good and bad, and both profiles are linked in the footer so you can read the lot. No rating breakdown is shown here because we could not read one reliably.
Before you drive over
QuestionsTuesday to Saturday, 10:30 am to 5:00 pm. Closed Sunday and Monday. Mélange also adds “or by appointment” — so if those hours don’t work, ring 404-816-5648 and ask.
652A Miami Cir NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 — on Miami Circle in Buckhead, Atlanta’s home-furnishings street, just off Piedmont Road. There is a wheelchair-accessible parking lot.
No. Mélange sells in the showroom only — there is no online store, no checkout and no shipping from this site. Every piece is consigned and one of a kind, so if something has caught your eye, call 404-816-5648 or email info@melangeatlanta.com and ask whether it is still on the floor.
Email photographs and information to info@melangeatlanta.com. Mélange accepts luxury furniture, lighting, art, home décor and accessories, and their site says a consigned piece is “sold at the highest value within 120 days.” Commission and contract terms are not published — ask when you write.
Fine furniture, home décor, lighting and chandeliers, rugs, mirrors, fine art and oil paintings — in mid-century, French, traditional, transitional and modern styles. Names that come through include Henredon, Mitchell Gold, Baker, Kittinger and Roche Bobois. Because the floor is consigned, it changes constantly.
In the shop: cash, cheque, debit, credit, American Express, Apple Pay and Google Pay. All of it in person — Mélange takes no payments online.
Come and see it
Visit“Or by appointment” — Mélange’s own words. Ring ahead if those hours don’t suit.
Published facts only
Everything above is taken from Mélange’s own published information. If it isn’t here, it wasn’t published — call the shop rather than trust a guess.
