The best home & garden pros in Anniston

“Family-run since 1963, Downing & Sons is the rare general store and garden center with a serious fabric habit, stocking upholstery, drapery, and high performance indoor/outdoor textiles plus leather and remnants. Perfect for updating cushions, reviving a sofa, or finally tackling that porch project.”

From the Anniston newsletter, September 19, 2026

“J & M Plants is that reliable, no-frills nursery locals lean on, with everything from veggie starts and strawberry plants to ferns, roses, and those fall mums and pumpkins that make porches look magazine-level. Go when you want real guidance from folks who actually know plants, not just barcodes.”

From the Anniston newsletter, September 30, 2026

“Furniture retailer also stocking home appliances, mattresses & televisions.”

“From sofas and dining sets to a legit Sleep Center, Classic Home Furnishings is the family-owned since 2007 spot for mixing modern with timeless, with helpful folks who guide you to the right Bernhardt, Bassett, or Kincaid piece... and financing if you'd rather pace the splurge.”

From the Oxford newsletter, October 8, 2026

“Homeroom Furniture fills over 32,000 square feet of showroom with unique pieces for living rooms, bedrooms, dining, plus mattresses, appliances, rugs, and wall art. Serving Calhoun County for 30 years, they back it with easy financing, delivery and setup, and even U-Haul rentals... maybe hydrate before you browse.”

From the Lincoln newsletter, October 8, 2026

“Oxford-based and locally owned since 2007, Room By Room Home Furnishing packs a beautifully styled showroom with brand-name sofas, sectionals, lift recliners, bedroom sets, mattresses, kids pieces, and even outdoor dining that can handle an Alabama summer, plus financing options when the cart grows faster than your…”

From the Anniston newsletter, October 3, 2026

“Retail chain with a variety of signature home furniture, decor, & accessories.”

“Oxford Furniture keeps it simple with brand-name mattresses, sofas, loveseats, sectionals, dining tables, and bedroom sets, plus linens and pillows.”

From the Oxford newsletter, September 22, 2026