(h) At nearby Mistral, owner Lise Bouillon offers such French-inspired fare as lampes bergere (on shelves), a very Parisian way of scenting the home. (i) Campo de’ Fiori, which means “field of flowers” in Italian, is a leafy haven for locals. Here, orchids, begonias, ferns, and succulents flourish amid working fountains and hand-carved stone accents. (j) For 31 years, The Little Store in Great Barrington has been consistently adorable. Its mix of folk art and funky vintage goods spans two floors of an 1830s home. (k) It’s a wicker wonderland at Corner House Antiques in Sheffield, the oldest town in Berkshire County. This two-story barn is packed with pieces from the Victorian through Deco eras, gathered by owners Kathleen and Thomas Tetro. (l) Just across town in an airy carriage house, Metropolitain is a French antiques lovers’ fantasy. Owner Elena Letteron scouts out delicately proportioned Paris apartment furniture and vintage ticking. (m) Sidle up to the barista and order a latte with a decorative swirl at rubi’s in Great Barrington.

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