FAQ

Yes! To consign with Lulu & Tully, please email photos of your items to luluandtullys@gmail.com for approval. Be sure to include a Clear images of each item and the price you’re looking to receive. Please note that due to limited space and curated inventory, we are selective about the items we accept. We prioritize pieces that align with our brand values and overall aesthetic.

Yes! However, we are highly selective about the items we accept. Our focus is on pieces that align with our brand values, including handmade, sustainable, unique, vintage, and authentic goods. We limit manufactured items and large furniture whenever possible. If you’re interested in consigning, please call or email us to see if your item is a good fit for our collection.

No, we do not mark down items in our store. Nearly 80% of our products are handmade by artisans from around the world, and we believe in honoring the value of their craftsmanship by keeping prices fair and reflective of their work.

We have been at our current location for about six years. Before us, the space was home to The Clayton Pharmacy. If you visit, you’ll see a piece of history—the original safe discovered during renovations and the preserved terrazzo flooring from the building’s past.

Not everything. While we proudly support local artisans, we also curate pieces from small businesses around the world—from Seattle, Washington to Yorkshire, England, as well as Australia, India, Italy, and more. Our goal is to bring you unique, handcrafted goods with stories from across the globe.

No, 1973 is a fun detail added by Rabun as “the year creativity was established”—it’s actually the year she was born! While the store itself wasn’t founded in 1973, its spirit is deeply rooted in creativity, craftsmanship, and timeless design.

Yes! We typically host a painting class at least once a month. Visit our Studio Classes page to see upcoming events. We also offer private party classes for groups of six or more, priced at $55 per person.

We offer a variety of hands-on creative classes, including painting, soap making, candle making, charcuterie board design, and cookie decorating. Whether you’re looking to learn a new skill or enjoy a fun, artistic experience, our workshops are perfect for all skill levels. Visit our Studio Classes page to see the upcoming schedule and reserve your spot!

Rabun Martin is an impressionistic artist and the owner of Lulu & Tully’s. Born in Florida but named after Rabun County, a place with deep family significance, she has been painting for over four years. Using a unique technique with her fingers and a palette knife on wooden canvases handcrafted by her husband, she has created nearly 300 commissioned pieces. She also offers painting classes at Lulu & Tully’s creative studio. Stop by the store to meet her—she’d love to say hi!

Rabun has been painting for a little over seven years. Her impressionistic style, using fingers and a palette knife on handcrafted wooden canvases, has led to nearly 300 commissioned pieces and a growing community of students through her painting classes at Lulu & Tully’s.

Yes! Rabun Martin happily accepts commissions. To inquire, please email luluandtullys@gmail.com with your name, phone number, and any reference photos you’d like to include. For pricing details based on size, visit the Rabun Martin Art page.