With the addition of the glitzy new 7,000-square-foot store, more than half of Galleria are now devoted to furnishings and furniture, including Gabberts, Crate & Barrel, Pottery Barn, Arhaus, and Restoration Hardware, as well as Design Within Reach and Soft Surroundings, both of which opened last fall.Īnthropologie Home Design Studio is now open at 4999 France Ave. Despite their luxe look, Z Gallerie’s sofas, chairs, bedroom sets, and occasional tables are moderately priced, with most occasional chairs starting at $700 and sectionals at $1,700. poster shop-and it stays true to its roots with its art collection, which it calls “the gallerie.” The store’s selection of framed art ranges from $50 to $900 (select pieces of original art are sold on ). Z Gallerie was originally founded by three siblings from the Zeiden family in 1979 as an L.A.
Z Gallerie’s fashion bona fides led to a recent partnership with New York–based fashion website Coveteur to restyle its SoHo loft.
The brand’s aesthetic is a luxe mix of modern and glam, with an emphasis on comfort, functionality, and accessibility. If the name Z Gallerie sounds familiar, it’s probably because it previously operated a local store at Woodbury Lakes, which closed in 2009. The Los Angeles–based retailer, which is known for its fashion-forward home furnishings and accessories, is part of the upscale shopping center’s recent expansion. This is the states first brick and mortar location of Vineyard Vines. Meanwhile down France Avenue, Z Gallerie has opened at Galleria. the stylish, traditional and contemporary designs at Z Gallerie has just what. The in-house design center features a home stylist and a trio of room vignettes, including bedroom, living room, and dining room options. Custom furniture choices currently include 126 shapes, 11 fabrics, and 152 colors. Shoppers can make an appointment to meet with a stylist or arrange for an in-home visit to style their space. Since the design center was built within an existing store and didn’t want to take away floor space from the women’s clothing and accessories collections, the design center is working with a smaller footprint than some of Anthropologie’s larger stores in other markets. Anthropologie home stylist, Jessica Cahoon, says that the center will refresh every six months or so with new furniture pieces and home décor items. It’s the 10th Anthropologie home design center to open in the U.S.
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