Joining other restaurant and retail brands at Atlanta’s Ponce City Market will be Souk Bō’hēmian, a fashion and home goods brand that has been operating as an online store since it first opened in 2016. The Black, women, and queer-owned brand is the work of Atlanta-based best friends and business partners Morgan-Ashley Bryant and Vanessa Coore Vernon. An opening date for the brand’s very first brick-and-mortar has not yet been announced, but spring is the goal.
An extension of The Bō’hēmian Brands, Souk Bō’hēmian is a hospitality and lifestyle company that encapsulates the ethos, spirit and soul of nomads worldwide.
“We invite guests to stroll through Souk Bō’hēmian as they would a bazaar in North Africa or their favorite local market,” Bryant said in a press release. “We believe in nurturing immersive, genuine connections with people who believe in the beauty of experiences, and we want our Ponce City Market shop to be an experience for anyone who comes through our doors.”
Described as “moody + minimal,” Souk Bō’hēmian partners with local and global artisans to curate its selections, and the shop, which will operate Monday-Saturday from 11AM to 9PM and Sunday from noon to 8PM, will carry home goods and décor like papier mache bowls, marble candle holders, handwoven rugs, and vintage and handmade furniture.
As far as apparel goes, the shop will feature approachable fashion ranging in style from sweatshirts, tees and joggers to luxurious double-cotton jumpsuits and linen kimonos and tops.
On opening day, Souk Bō’hēmian will celebrate by featuring multiple in-store activations. A live DJ, giveaways, and more will be part of the event.
To learn more about Souk Bō’hēmian, find the brand online.
