Most prom shopping in west Georgia happens in a storefront. This one happens in a house. 406 Bradley Street is a two-story home built in 1910, with Greek columns, stained glass and roughly 4,800 square feet, on about an acre and a half a short walk off Adamson Square in downtown Carrollton. County property records date the build to 1910 and note a 1982 renovation; the studio inside refers to it as the historic Stallings home.
What operates there is a beauty studio that also sells prom dresses, and the order of those two things matters if you’re planning a trip. By its own description, Glam House & Company is a full-service studio built around individual eyelash extensions, clinical facials, teeth whitening, and hair and makeup. The City of Carrollton’s downtown business list files the Bradley Street address under salon and spa.
The gown side is verified through the designers themselves. Three prom and formal labels list this address on their official retailer locators:
- Alyce Paris, a formalwear house that dates its founding to 1967
- Ava Presley
- Dave & Johnny
That combination is the practical argument for driving here rather than to a dress-only shop. Prom morning usually means two appointments in two places — one for the dress weeks earlier, another for lashes, hair and makeup the day of. This is one address for both, and the day-of services are the part of the business with the longest track record. Booking runs through the studio’s online scheduling system.
What isn’t documented
Nearly everything written about Glam House & Company online is about the beauty services. One review aggregator shows 67 reviews averaging 4.6 stars, and they discuss lashes and technicians, not dress racks. There is no published information about how many gowns are on the floor, which sizes are stocked, whether sample sizes can be ordered, or how the shop handles registry by school. None of that is unusual for a small independent, but it does mean a phone call before the drive is worth more here than reading listings. Ask what’s physically in the house in your size, and ask how far out the hair and makeup calendar is booked for your prom date — in this part of Georgia those dates cluster in April, and the appointment book fills before the racks do.
The location itself is easy: Bradley Street sits just off the square, so a fitting can be paired with lunch or the shops downtown instead of a mall parking lot.