The showroom is huge and most everything you have seen in the catalog is on the floor. The store was packed with people and lots of sales people on the floor to help.I especially liked the “belly” lamps and the saffron “wavy” lamps, which look incredibly identical to lamps from another designer (hint, hint). By the way they come in white as well.
These candleholders and bamboo frames make perfect gifts and the upholstered bed is nice, but I wish it came in different textile colors.
I really liked the T chair in saffron, and the round dining table which is great for a small space kitchen area.
Check out West Elm when your in the neighborhood, I am sure you will walk out with something, I sure did!
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Comments (2)
That 'other designer' cribs from everyone else, so why shouldn't West Elm crib from him?
Especially when the lamps are marked waaay below what people can afford for Jonathan Adler.
This slide show is excellent, so nice to see the items in a 'real life' setting. Thank you for posting these, as our Boston West Elm isn't yet here - but soon to be in Kenmore Square - they're promising an opening by September 2006. Fingers crossed.
Holly