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Utopia cloud couch free#
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Utopia cloud couch mod#
Saturday and Sunday.For moderators only: Mod Rules and guide. Atwater showroom hours are Monday and Tuesday by appointment noon to 6 p.m. The Santa Monica showroom is open Monday to Wednesday by appointment noon to 4 p.m. (The second showroom, Merchant Modern East, is at 3127 Glendale Blvd. On a recent visit to the Santa Monica store, prices ranged from $120 for a wooden wine rack to $2,500 for a vintage leather safari chair. The stores are a homage to Portmans’ mother, an artist and ceramicist, and they are stocked with Midcentury Modern furniture, vintage Moroccan rugs, contemporary ceramics from Paris and Italy, and goods by local artists such as Heather Rosenman and All Roads Studio. “I like things that are a little unusual.” “I wanted it to look like a house,” says co-owner Denise Portmans, who runs the store, along with an Atwater Village location, with her artist daughter Sara Marlowe. Walking into Merchant in Santa Monica is like walking into an artist’s enclave packed with vintage furniture, antiques, contemporary ceramics and art. The showroom is within walking distance of Guerrilla Tacos.) Open Monday by appointment noon to 5 p.m. 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. 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.
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