Furniture designer Todd Hase has opened a new outpost (a Home and Mid-Century Modern Shop) at 111 E. Seventh St. between Avenue A and First Avenue.
Here's more about Todd Hase, who previously had a shop in Soho, via the business website:
Todd Hase Furniture, Inc. includes a full collection of upholstery, tables, casegoods, accessories and textiles. Designed by Todd Hase, the line is distinctly modern. It uses a classic vocabulary of shapes and lines to offer a pared down, simplified yet extremely palatable, ultimately usable line of home furnishings. Old world techniques of manufacturing are applied to these modern products: eight-way handtied springs fill upholstered seating and hand fitted marquetry patterns of beautiful veneers enhance tables, casegoods and lighting.
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In 1996 Todd and his wife Amy Hase opened their original showroom in New York. Todd Hase designed products are made in the USA then shipped domestically and around the world. In addition to the Todd Hase Collection, Amy and Todd Hase offer a fine selection of inspiriing French antiques acquired from Paris and the regions near their chateau in Normandy. The Todd Hase showroom and design atelier in the Hamptons offers an eclectic mix of Todd Hase Collection and Textiles, French antiques, lighting, carpets, garden furniture, fine art, and decorative accessories.
The Seventh Street shop is open Monday-Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. There are also Todd Hase locations in West Hollywood, West Palm Beach and Southampton.
Village Style Vintage Shop, the previous tenant here, moved out to Brooklyn last October.
The kids around here are going to be reupholstering their Ikea furniture?
ReplyDelete"It uses a classic vocabulary of shapes and lines to offer a pared down, simplified yet extremely palatable, ultimately usable line of home furnishings."
ReplyDeleteI think this means that the tables will have four legs and a flat surface. I think. And they're edible. But that the furniture will be ultimately usable, well, that's a relief isn't it?
"Wow is that a Todd Hase original?"
"Sure is."
"What's it ... uh ... do?"
"Well, it kinda just sits there."
"You mean it's just taking up space doing nothing."
"Weeeell, ultimately I think it'll be usable."
Shout out to all my old homies in We-ast Palm Beeeoootch.
Look, a mini Raymor and Flanagan, yet less edgy.
ReplyDelete"...near their chateau in Normandy" - ?!?!?!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd how, precisely, does one say, "Slumming it, are we?" a la Francaise? How pretentiously pathetic. Go away.
would you Gripers have preferred a bar? With tapas? Exotic cocktails? So many delicate sensitives. You go away!
ReplyDeleteLess edgy than R&F? Oh, that stings.
ReplyDeleteI wonder where they'll relocate to after this?
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"There are also Todd Hase locations in West Hollywood, West Palm Beach and Southampton." I suspect one can say the same thing about Starbucks.
ReplyDeleteDo you think their ads in West Palm Beach say they've got stores in "New York" or "East Village"?
1:29: I would have preferred a thrift store.
ReplyDeleteI have wanted this space forever,love the windows.....the block..... checked it out and dint feel good about the steep rent..... Wish you the best Todd Hase .
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