A design-centric store in Milwaukee, Wisconsin curates a collection of ordinary objects that are extraordinary in design.
Experience 3,400 square feet of HAY's iconic collection of furniture, textiles, and home accessories in Portland's Pearl District.
A boutique shop in New York is filled with beautiful, purposeful objects that help one to cultivate an intentional lifestyle.
Los Angeles’ design district expands even farther east with the opening of Bend Goods’ new showroom and studio space.
GARDE Summerland is the brand's second outpost where you can shop contemporary design and stay the night at a restored 1920s farmhouse.
San Francisco-based Batch rotates their store collection every 8-10 weeks, appealing to both e-commerce brands and savvy shoppers.
A pharmacy in Brooklyn that does away with fluorescent lighting in exchange for a soothing aqua and white color scheme.
The new store in Beverly Hills marks the company's first ever retail store and showroom debut in the USA.
Take a look back at the variety of design-focused shops we visited in our Design Store(y) column in 2017.
RETNA’s take on street art, his piece for Restoration Hardware West Palm Beach, and the role it plays in the town's efforts for public art.
Sallyann Corn and Joe Kent of fruitsuper open up a storefront that celebrates design, craftsmanship and community.
Hem opened up their first New York pop-up store located in Soho featuring some of the brand's newest furniture and homeware pieces.
The Miami-based brand designed a SoCal space that reflects its accessories line: minimalist, laid-back, refined.
The San Francisco-based footwear brand opens its second retail location featuring a giant human-sized hamster wheel.
We are so excited that this brand – known for its fun, modern, reimagined everyday objects – now has a store in St. Augustine, FL!!
