Opening New Doors

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As 2018 began to wind down, some of the biggest and best brands, corporations and shopping destinations ramped things up. Throughout the state, new showrooms opened their doors to eager crowds. Here are some of the must-visit spots from San Francisco to Los Angeles and beyond.

L.A. & ORANGE COUNTY

Farrow & Ball

Customers are invited to experiment with color, texture and finishes while browsing new wallpapers and paint. (8475 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90069)

Tidelli

Tidelli Outdoor Living will have the 2019 collection on display at their 3,000-square-foot West Hollywood showroom located in the Pacific Design Center.(8687 Melrose Avenue, Suite B116, Los Angeles, CA 90069)

 

Rejuvenation

The new Costa Mesa store marks the light fixture brand’s fourth California location. “We are thrilled to deepen relationships in Orange County with this new location in the SoCo complex. The melting pot of homes in the area—from Spanish Colonial to classic American to mid-century—is a great fit for our comprehensive mix of products,” said Ryan Ross, executive vice president of Rejuvenation. “For years, we’ve developed products rooted in history and inspired by decades of design. This focus results in an offering that is authentically eclectic and timeless.” (SoCo Collection, 3323 Hyland Avenue, #L2, Costa Mesa, CA 92626)

 

California Closets

The 2,000-square-foot showroom allows guests to check out products firsthand and collaborate with design consultants. “Our Santa Monica showroom is a reflection of many exciting developments for our brand,” says CEO Bill Barton. “As we celebrate our 40-year legacy, we are excited about deepening and expanding our custom design capabilities. This showroom provides a modern and interactive environment for customers to collaborate with our professional design consultants, explore our exclusive materials and uncover limitless inspiration for whole-home storage solutions.” (1627 Montana Avenue, Suite A, Santa Monica, CA 90403)

 

SAN FRANCISCO

True Botanicals

The brand’s first and flagship retail store just debuted in S.F. with a 1,800-square-foot space imagined by designer Jeremiah Brent. “True Botanicals, for me, is one of those brands
that’s the future: it’s holistic, it’s nontoxic, it’s rooted in ceremony,” explains Brent. “And so we wanted something experiential, rather than transactional—to beckon guests to sit down, connect, have a cup of tea and immerse themselves in the sensorial.” (524 Washington Street, San Francisco, CA 9411)

 

Hewn

San Francisco’s design darling Hewn has expanded! The highly curated showroom is now double in size and features a more expansive array of textiles welcoming new lines: Mokum, Coraggio, Michelle Pereira and Bramalta. Additionally Hewn now carries Fromental bespoke wall coverings, Justin Van Breda furniture and textiles, Fisher Weisman, Erinn V and George Smith upholstery that includes capsule collections from Jean-Louis Deniot and Commune Design. And don’t miss The Rug Company, which also returned.
(101 Henry Adams Street, Suite 480, San Francisco, CA 94103)

 

Vaheed Taheri

The brand features the Bay Area’s largest selection of fine contemporary Tibetan and reproduction modern design rugs, as well as wall-to-wall carpets. (101 Henry Adams Street, Suite 101, San Francisco, CA 94103)

 

Salesforce Tower

The 61-floor centerpiece for Salesforce’s urban headquarters officially opened its doors in early 2018, earning the title of tallest office building in the United States west of Chicago. (415 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94105) 

 

McGuire Furniture

The company’s newly reopened 7,500-square-foot showroom reflects McGuire’s commitment to a free-spirited California sensibility and integration of natural, luxurious fabrics with timeless design. (101 Henry Adams Street, Suite 350, San Francisco, CA 94103)

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