Amber Setchel is a local Asheville abstract landscape painter known for her vibrant use of color, organic shapes, textures, layering, and movement. Primarily working with acrylics, Amber incorporates pencils and various tools to create distinctive marks and textures in her work. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration in painting from Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA.

Amber moved to beautiful Asheville four years ago with her miniature dachshund, Finley. After losing her art studio in the River Arts District during Hurricane Helene, she found a new creative home at Atomic Furnishings, where she continues to share her artistic vision with the community.

Anna Bryant is an Asheville-based printmaking artist known for her experimental monoprint techniques that blend painting and printmaking. Using adapted intaglio inks on mesh screens, she creates layered, one-of-a-kind works that explore the evolving relationship between natural and built environments.

A largely self-taught artist and co-founder of Print House, Anna has exhibited nationally at institutions like the North Carolina Museum of Art and Center for Craft, and her work has been recognized through multiple fellowships, grants, and publications.

We’re auctioning off salvaged artwork from Hurricane Helene by Megan Walsh and Krystal Sokolis, along with select vintage pieces. Half of the proceeds will help our artists rebuild, and the other half will directly aid families we know who lost everything in the flood.

Thank you for your continued support during this time! Please note: shipping is currently available only within a few hours' distance of Asheville, NC and buyer is responsible for shipping cost. Feel free to reach out with any questions.

Rebuilding with Craftsmanship and Community

We’re honored to auction off these stunning salvaged woodwork pieces by Appalachian Joinery, generously donated by Chester to support our rebuilding efforts after Hurricane Helene. Each piece tells a story of resilience and exceptional craftsmanship, helping us move forward and rebuild Atomic. Your bids directly contribute to our journey of restoration and renewal.

David Jones is the artist behind The David Jones Experience, blending his background in sculpture and jewelry design with a deep appreciation for vintage. His space at Atomic features a curated mix of art, decor, and one-of-a-kind finds—each piece selected with an artist’s eye and a collector’s heart.

HELLO THE HOUSE Style is all about fun, artful stuff to enliven your household. From art on your walls, to unique furniture pieces, to a fun take on household utility items, the aim of Hello The House Style is to jazz up your home stuffs. It is the collaborative efforts of Leann Cornelius & Scott McMicken. They handmake everything in their shop. Leann is an artist & graphic designer and Scott is an artist and musician. His bands consist of Scott McMicken and THE EVER-EXPANDING, Dr. Dog, and The Hypos. Leann & Scott started the small record label PRESS ON RECORDS back in 2019 and are excited to offer a mini record store within their booth. They screenprint all of their own merch and do the graphic design for the majority of the albums they put out on Press On Records. They enjoy handcrafting fun versions of some of the more mundane household items interacted with on a daily basis. Like finally, a cool toilet paper holder!  There's so much power to the mood and energy of your home and Hello The House Style loves the process of exploring that.

Linsey Gray is an Asheville artist and designer inspired by the more solemn moments in nature. Like the foggy WNC landscape, her austere landscapes using a unique combination of charcoal and pastels on wood encourages viewers to embrace uncertainty. Selected works are also offered as silk scarves and decorative pillows.

After nearly 15 years serving graphic and interior design clients, Linsey has journeyed back to her art practice full time. You can visit her studio at Resurrection Studios Collective, just down the street from Atomic. 

Mandy, the founder of Maadili Collective, partners with small-scale artisan communities to create opportunities where they’re needed most. Through thoughtfully designed, handcrafted pieces, Maadili Collective fosters economic freedom while celebrating the artistry and cultural heritage of its makers. With a commitment to ethical collaboration and sustainable growth, Mandy’s work connects artisans and customers in a meaningful way.

Meet Michelle, the creative force behind Midmix Furnishings. With a sharp eye for mid-century design, she curates a thoughtful mix of vintage furniture, lighting, art, and home decor. Her booth at Atomic is a reflection of her passion for timeless pieces with character and style.

Jen and Jason, the duo behind NOLO, are redefining the art of drinking with thoughtfully crafted non-alcoholic beverages. Their mission is simple: to bring you the best adult drinks—without the booze—so you can enjoy more mountains and fewer hangovers. With a focus on flavor, quality, and experience, NOLO proves that great drinks don’t need alcohol to be memorable.

Meet Pennybug Vintage! Curated by Ruby, this colorful space celebrates vintage garments and home decor full of character. Alongside one-of-a-kind finds, you’ll discover reworked and hand-repaired treasures — patched pants, hand-darned sweaters, and upcycled pieces which all tell their own story. As an artist, Ruby brings that same eye for color and composition into her artwork, with original acrylic and oil paintings created locally in Asheville.

Red is a painter, illustrator, and mixed media artist based in Upstate South Carolina. Growing up surrounded by nature, she developed a deep love for plants, animals, and the land—an inspiration that carries through her work today. With a BFA in painting and photography from the University of South Carolina, her artistic journey has taken many forms, including a professional tattoo career. Now, she creates paintings, watercolor illustrations, murals, and unique designs for her online shop, while working as a part-time tattoo artist in a private studio.

Reunion Vintage is Ramsey and Elisa, partners in business and life.  Based in Asheville, NC but traveling the country searching for unique and forgotten items.

Spenser Hallmark, the artisan behind S. Hallmark Leather, crafts high-quality handmade leather goods with precision and care. From custom pieces to ready-to-purchase designs, his work showcases timeless craftsmanship and durability. Each piece is built to last, combining function with stunning attention to detail.

Nicholas and Alicia Rios of Sound Furnishings are purveyors of vintage stereo consoles, mid-century modern furniture, decor, and vintage clothing. Their keen eye for design extends beyond furnishings—they are also talented photographers and artists, bringing a creative touch to everything they curate.

Kimberly Smith is the mixed-media artist behind Sunfin Studio, known for her vibrant and whimsical animal and nature-inspired work. Using a blend of paint, handprinted papers, and fibers she creates richly layered pieces full of personality and texture. Her playful yet skillful approach brings each subject to life in a truly unique way.

Meet Tiphaine and Matt from the French Connection. They specialize in vintage work wear, high-end primitive furniture, vintage blankets and quilts, antique decor, and macrame, including unique antler plant hangers, hat hangers, and wall hangers. Explore their carefully curated collection of vintage clothing and decor that brings timeless charm to any space.

Troy Winterrowd is a photographer and multidisciplinary artist who finds inspiration in storytelling through imagery and mixed media. With a passion for capturing moments and exploring creative expression, his work blends photography, writing, and artistic experimentation. Each piece reflects his unique perspective and love for the craft.