The best home & garden pros in Horry County

Custom Outdoor Furniture & Restrapping is the local go-to for commercial-grade outdoor furniture plus expert repairs and restrapping that bring tired pool chairs back to life. Women-owned and three generations deep since 1979, they also help plan colors and layouts so your patio actually matches your vibe.

Southern Scapes Landscaping & Garden Center helps Loris folks turn plain yards into inviting outdoor hangouts with landscape design, hardscapes, outdoor kitchens, and lighting, plus a garden center full of plants and palms. They can even set you up with outdoor furniture so the new space actually gets used.

From the Loris newsletter, October 14, 2026

Giving Hope Gardens is a local 501c3 plant nursery where your herb or tomato run also supports adult interns with special needs building job and life skills. Founded in 2019, they grow a wide variety of plants and produce for the community while teaching gardening with heart.

From the Loris newsletter, October 16, 2026

If your couch, bed, or patio set is on its last leg, Seaside Furniture Gallery & Accents has living room, bedroom, dining, office, outdoor and mattresses with plenty to choose from. For Loris folks, their financing and Room Planner make pulling a room together way less stressful.

From the Loris newsletter, October 17, 2026

From living room and bedroom sets to mattresses, dining, office and outdoor finds, Seaside Furniture Gallery & Accents makes dialing in your whole home easy, with a wide selection, a handy room planner, and financing if you need it. A reliable local go-to when that "just moved in" look has overstayed.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 15, 2026

Home Accents II nails that affordable luxury sweet spot, with a big Surfside showroom full of sofas, bedrooms, barstools, outdoor sets, rugs, and the accessories that pull it all together. Their designers actually listen, then help you choose pieces you’ll love... and delivery’s included.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, October 5, 2026

Whether you need a candle that calms or a sign that quietly preaches, Havens Marketplace curates faith-inspired gifts, apparel, and home decor that actually feels personal. Local bonus, they carry In God We Must and even have a prayer tree, making Barefoot Landing errands oddly restorative.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 6, 2026

Casual Furniture World helps locals build low-maintenance patios with Poly & composite Adirondacks, cushy sectionals, and shade options, plus Breeo smokeless fire pits, Big Green Egg and Napoleon grills, and even custom outdoor kitchens.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 9, 2026

If your neck's been filing complaints, Mattress Experts is the local spot to actually figure out what feels right, with no-pressure guidance and plenty of options to compare. It’s an easy, trustworthy first stop when you want to upgrade your mattress without getting lost in internet hype.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 11, 2026

Between cheeky Potty Mouth Candles, coastal farmhouse decor, and thoughtful picks like Little Words Project bracelets and Wicks for Wags candles for a cause, Holly Street Home nails the "it's giving gifty" vibe locals actually need. Swing by when you want a quick win for birthdays, housewarmings or just your own shelf.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 30, 2026

If your Surfside place needs a little character, Weasel & Rooster curates one-of-a-kind hand painted and vintage solid-wood pieces, coastal furniture, and unique accents, plus brand-new high-end linens from overstocks.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, October 22, 2026

Beach House Furniture & Interiors is the low-key spot for beachy home vibes, with absorbent stone coasters and car coasters sporting coastal art that save your tables from ring marks. Perfect for quick gifts or a small spruce-up when your living room needs a little sunshine.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 22, 2026

Locally owned for over 42 years, Owl's Nest Furniture nails that laid-back Grand Strand look with whole-room sets, coastal accents, mattresses, and even Murphy beds, outdoor pieces, and blinds. Their design folks are friendly and zero-pressure, so you can outfit a space in one stop without overthinking it.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, October 13, 2026

Home-decor chain stocking a variety of furnishings, bedding, kitchenware, holiday goods & more.

Chain selling a range of products such as housewares, grocery items & furniture.

Home-decor chain stocking a variety of furnishings, bedding, kitchenware, holiday goods & more.

Locally made and rental-tough, Johnson Furniture Manufacturing Company builds the commercial-grade sofas, chairs, and headboards that keep Grand Strand homes and vacation properties looking fresh year after year.

From the Conway newsletter, October 13, 2026

If your living room needs a little 'grown up but still fun' energy, peek into Fourth and Main on Laurel Furniture and Home Decor in Downtown Conway. Family owned with a well-edited mix of furniture, stained glass, candles, wall art, linens, and the E+E Collection... plus local delivery for a fee.

From the Conway newsletter, September 29, 2026

Conway locals, Furniture Appliances Outlet keeps you covered with a rotating mix of sofas, sectionals, mattresses, tables, mirrors, lamps, and major appliances from a local warehouse. Watch for new-inventory drops, plus layaway, merchandise pick-up, delivery options, and appliance warranties to keep upgrades simple.

From the Conway newsletter, October 22, 2026

Since 1946, Hucks & Washington Furniture & Mattress helps locals nail the comfy-meets-stylish thing with La-Z-Boy, Taylor King, and an on-staff designer who’ll come to your place. Delivery, setup, old-item removal, and flexible financing mean less hassle, more living in that living room.

From the Conway newsletter, October 5, 2026

Conway Feed & Garden Center keeps Conway folks covered with dog food and horse feed, everyday pet supplies, durable work boots and outdoor-ready picks from brands like Ariat, Muck Boot, Georgia Boot, Hey Dude, plus Maui Jim and Zeal sunglasses, so you can tackle chores and weekend projects without running all over…

From the Conway newsletter, October 18, 2026

When your weeknight dinners need a lift, the Paula Deen Store at Broadway at the Beach lets you browse over 3,000 goodies from the First Lady of Southern Cooking, then pop upstairs to Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen for a family-style feast with Lake Broadway views.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 8, 2026

Appliance and fixture showroom offering tubs and sinks, along with friendly staff members.

If your sofa sags more than your Monday energy, Furniture Barn - Discount Furniture & Mattress Store has coastal and rustic pieces, comfy sectionals, sleepers, bunk beds, and USA-made mattresses with adjustable bases. Family owned, with factory-direct finds that actually look good in real Myrtle Beach homes.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 7, 2026

Milano Kitchen and Bath turns Myrtle Beach reno wish lists into real, luxury kitchens and bathrooms with custom cabinets, vanities, unique sinks, and spa-worthy showers.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 30, 2026

America’s Furniture Warehouse keeps it local with living room, bedroom, dining, and outdoor finds that actually match your style, from sectionals and sleepers to full outdoor sets.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 14, 2026

Retailer that provides custom cabinets for kitchens, bathrooms and outdoor spaces.

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

Retail chain for home furniture, decor & mattresses, plus dedicated locations for children's items.

As Myrtle Beach’s only furniture outlet store, 501 Furniture stocks a showroom of living, dining, and bedroom pieces from brands like Coaster Furniture, Crown Mark, Hughes Furniture, and Stanley Chair. If your sofa is sagging or your guest room needs love, this is a low-fuss way to level up the whole house.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 21, 2026