This Leawood boutique suggests a collected—not copy-pasted—approach to home decor.
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Sara Maloney
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Brynn Burns
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he whimsical storefront bursting with color along Park Place’s treelined main street was conceived under a simple premise: home decor should be inviting—and loved.
Pink Antlers co-owner Morgan Wenger Campbell wanted to make the shop feel accessible to all and lessen the stress that can come with the decisions involved with decorating a space.
It’s a place where people can be inspired, with finds from traditional to just plain fun. Seasonal displays—Halloween, Christmas, and beyond—sit alongside year-round staples. The mix is intentional and eclectic. Shoppers will be happy to find pieces that won’t go out of style quickly or just fill a look that is currently trending.
“We never want someone to feel like they have to replicate something exactly; we want you to find something that you love to put in your house,” Campbell says. “We have pieces that everyone can incorporate into their style.”
Campbell’s path to retail began with a creative side hustle. After college, she launched an Etsy shop making custom party goods—banners, cupcake toppers, and other celebratory details. What started as a small venture eventually led her to leave her teaching job and open a brick-and-mortar store with her mother and two sisters.
For the family, the shop represents something more than a business. Campbell’s mother had long dreamed of opening a home decor store in their hometown, and Pink Antlers became a way to bring that vision to life.
Now nearly a decade in, and just a few doors down from its original location, the boutique has grown steadily. It has a strong online presence, with a significant share of sales driven by social media.
Even so, Campbell says the heart of the business remains local.
“Shopping has changed so much,” she says. “But we’re seeing people really want to get out, connect, and support local shops. That’s what we love most—being part of this community.”
Pink Antlers
11523 Ash St.
Leawood, KS
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