OUR FAVORITE | L.A. DESIGN SHOPS

OUR FAVORITE L.A. DESIGN SHOPS

 
 
 

 
 

Last month, we took a trip to Los Angeles for a glorious week of art and design inspiration. In addition to checking off the Broad, and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House (perhaps his most stunning living room) from our bucket list, we made the rounds at Los Angeles’ design shops. Here’s a handful of our favorites for your next trip to L.A.:

 
Black dining room table

The dining room at Casa Perfect

 
 

Casa Perfect is the Los Angeles outpost of The Future Perfect, one of the nation’s foremost contemporary design galleries with locations in San Francisco and New York City. It’s housed in a former residence of Elvis Presley, and has stunning views inside and out.

 
 
 
Modern black and wood 3-seat sofa behind a white wood and stainless steel table.

Galerie Half’s Belgian-esque aesthetic

 
 

Galerie Half is a beautifully curated showroom of 20th century design, primitive furniture, and European antiques, and features stand-out pieces such as a complete George Nakashima dining set. The spare, minimalist set-up puts all the emphasis on the furnishings.

 
Wooden artwork placed in a showroom with other wooden works.

Unique wood pieces at Reform Gallery

 
 

Reform Gallery is full of unique wood furniture and sculpture, and beautiful ceramics with an emphasis on California Modernism. Go here for pieces that showcase the handiwork of lesser known designer craftsmen such as J.B. Blunk and Sam Maloof.

 
Collected works of Sam Maloof displayed in Reform Gallery. There is an exposed, red brick wall in the background.
 
 
 

While Gallery L7 carries furniture and objects, what we loved most was their stunning selection of vintage 20th century European lighting from diverse French, Italian, Scandinavian, etc. designers.

 
Shelf display of wooden cutting boards in various shapes.

Object’s beautiful display of cutting board

 
 

Object is retail at its finest, showcasing a beautiful collection of mid-century European and American objects for the home. Wood pieces, ceramics, and glassware are all on display.

 
 
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