As you are probably all well-aware, I have a small
obsession with
Williams-Sonoma Home, so I'm thrilled to share my photos with you from their recent press preview! The incredibly talented and gracious Williams-Sonoma Home team flew in from San Francisco to oversee the opening of their newest location at
The Shops at Columbus Circle. They gave their wide-eyed guests a tour of the store, which features imported fumed-wood flooring, thick grasscloth wallpaper,
(which is available to purchase!) white wainscoting and built-in bookshelves designed to mirror a classic home rather than a retail store environment. Here is what I found...
(click on each photo to see its full beauty;)
Leopard print and paisley!
The check-out desk is reminiscent of the J.K. Florence reception room!
Leopard and plaid...mmmm
What a cute idea for towel display! I always see beautiful Asian horse statues at the flea market, but I've never been into their serious vibe, so it's fun to see a new take on the look that tones it down and also makes it functional!
And there you have it! As usual, I'm inspired to completely redecorate. For those of you who need a bit of help in the decorating department, the retail stores provide complimentary design services
in your own home to help you maximize your space and find a spot for all your favorite WS Home treasures ;)
As you are probably all well-aware, I have a small obsession with Williams-Sonoma Home, so I'm thrilled to share my photos with you from their recent press preview! The incredibly talented and gracious Williams-Sonoma Home team flew in from San Francisco to oversee the opening of their newest location at The Shops at Columbus Circle. They gave their wide-eyed guests a tour of the store, which features imported fumed-wood flooring, thick grasscloth wallpaper, (which is available to purchase!) white wainscoting and built-in bookshelves designed to mirror a classic home rather than a retail store environment. Here is what I found... (click on each photo to see its full beauty;)
Leopard print and paisley!
Leopard and plaid...mmmm
The store was designed by architect Howard Backen, and occupies the mezzanine level of the flagship Williams-Sonoma store.
What a cute idea for towel display! I always see beautiful Asian horse statues at the flea market, but I've never been into their serious vibe, so it's fun to see a new take on the look that tones it down and also makes it functional!
And there you have it! As usual, I'm inspired to completely redecorate. For those of you who need a bit of help in the decorating department, the retail stores provide complimentary design services in your own home to help you maximize your space and find a spot for all your favorite WS Home treasures ;)
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That's awesome Michelle! I can't believe you got a sneak preview. I went to the WS Outlet a few weeks ago and was obsessed! You should definitely go sometime if you haven't already been (and call me if you want company! :) They have so many beautiful things and the best part is that it's discounted!
I can't wait to check out the store.
thanks for sharing the amazing photos!
I'm so jealous. I love receiving my WS Home catalog and drooling over everthing I want. I've ordered a lot of their toss pillows for my home. So happy that I'm in the NY area and I can stop by.
These are beautiful photos! Must go check it out ASAP!
This looks pretty fabulous.. thanks for sharing the pictures... wish there was a store near me!
To quote Rachel Zoe, I die, I DIE! I want at least one of everything. And, pray tell, where would the WSHome Outlet be located...?
I love it Michelle. Thanks for the preview!
I am in love with this store. We have one sort of nearby in King of Prussia, Pa. I just installed the Ashbury chandelier in my dining room and it is fabulous!
I love that wallpaper, however, it is $500/roll. All I own of it so far is the sample. :-)
I would love to see this store in person! Love the blue and white pieces.
If you love William-Sonoma so much... you must come visit my home tour with Bill!
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