Glotzer also produces his own line of custom Midcentury-style furnishings, spanning sofas to credenzas all made in L.A., they can be built to any size and turned around quickly. But other times, he says he prefers to wait to reupholster furnishings to his client’s requests. Sometimes he likes to leave the vintage pieces in their original condition, such as the enormous “Miami Vice” meets “Scarface” Vladimir Kagan-style curved sofa from the 1980s ($7,500). “It’s my passion,” says Glotzer as he steers you past the vintage Knoll Pollock chairs ($800 apiece), Milo Baughman swivel chairs and a stunning ceramic-topped Danish modern coffee table ($1,950) to the architectural renderings at the back of the warehouse. Michael Glotzer got his start as a set decorator - no doubt influenced by his antiques-dealing mother - and his love for the dramatic shows in the furnishings he sells in his Arts District warehouse. While the headliner here is vintage furnishings, there is also a wide variety of gift options wedged among the teak dining room tables and chairs, including a selection of gorgeous vintage ceramics.ĭespite the dizzying display of goods, the sales staff is incredibly adept in helping you find what you are looking for, whether it’s a Danish modern dining chair or a Modernist coat rack. A Poul Volther teak dresser was listed as $1,850, and a ribbed Ernst Luthy leather “Turf” love seat was tagged at $7,850. A set of four Arnold Merckx black leather dining chairs were priced at $2,750. Shopping is surprisingly easy given that everything has a tag and is clearly marked with dimensions, designer and price. I’m telling you its worth every penny- you won’t ever want to leave your sofa.Expertly sourced by owner Ellen LeComte, who obtains her vintage finds from the Netherlands, this jam-packed 10,000-square-foot warehouse can be overwhelming - in a good way - if you’re a fan of Midcentury Modern design. I also have the matching Cloud Cotton Euro Shams that I use as pillows. We originally used this as bedding but it’s now our favorite cuddle blanket for the sofa. The overstuffed waffle texture is light, but so soft and fluffy. We felt like we hit the lotto! Unfortunately I don’t think they have this sofa online but it’s their modular sofa in linen and can be completely customized.īy the way, this Cloud Cotton Quilt from Parachute is literally heaven. It was Labor Day Weekend so we were able to negotiate them down to $2000 all in.
Not only did we find exactly what we were looking for but we got such a great deal on it. I typically don’t shop from big box furniture stores but Pasquale convinced me to take a look one day when we were driving by and I agreed. Our sofa is from Huffman Koos and I’ll be honest I was really surprised we found our “dream couch” here. Value City Furniture Plush 3-Piece Sofa and Ottoman Here’s the RH Cloud Inspired Sofa We Bought: Sunset Trading Cloud Puff 5 Piece Modular Performance White Sectional Slipcovered Sofa This dupe is nearly identical to the original Restoration Hardware Cloud, but half the price.ĭupe: 132″ Reversible Modular Corner Sectional More Restoration Hardware Cloud Copycats:Ĭrate and Barrel Ever Slipcovered 3-Piece Sectional Top: Restoration Hardware Cloud Modular Sofa Sectional Luckily, there are so many affordable copycat versions of the sectional that’s on everyone’s “dream couch” list.
I’m so over the midcentury look with the hairpin legs, I’m all for relaxed modernism. I wanted to find something similar that had a low frame and sink in cushions. The Restoration Hardware Cloud Slipcovered Sofa will forever have my heart but for the hefty $11k price tag, I’ll pass. Pasq and I love to cozy up and watch movies together so we wanted something that was super deep, comfy and big! Luckily we were able to sell it and put it towards a sofa that checked off all of our boxes. We previously had a chaise sectional from Article and although we liked it, it really wasn’t practical from our experience. A lot of you have been asking about my sofa so I figured I would dedicate a whole post to it.
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