What we’re about to say may surprise you.
It may shock you.
It may even...
Oh wait, that’s tomorrow. Today, we’re just talking about a cool new furniture shop.
Open the gate and stride boldly into Storefront, a hidden Downtown gem filled with all sorts of interesting stuff for your place, officially opening Thursday right next to Wurstküche.
This is kind of like a mom-and-pop general store, if Mom were a flea-market hoarder with a fine eye for industrial carts... and Pop were a surfer who possibly dabbled in some hallucinogens. There’s a Danish couch, a mandolin, a giant Best Western sign, a functional vintage rocking horse and a “jet-powered surfboard”—which is thick like a kayak, you pour gas in it, and... they swear it works. (At the very least, it should work on your wall.)
As for who’s finding all this stuff—the curators are a fashion guy (from Apolis), an art guy (from Appointment Only gallery) and a surfing set decorator named Coryander who styled Beginners.
You knew there’d be someone named Coryander.
It may shock you.
It may even...
Oh wait, that’s tomorrow. Today, we’re just talking about a cool new furniture shop.
Open the gate and stride boldly into Storefront, a hidden Downtown gem filled with all sorts of interesting stuff for your place, officially opening Thursday right next to Wurstküche.
This is kind of like a mom-and-pop general store, if Mom were a flea-market hoarder with a fine eye for industrial carts... and Pop were a surfer who possibly dabbled in some hallucinogens. There’s a Danish couch, a mandolin, a giant Best Western sign, a functional vintage rocking horse and a “jet-powered surfboard”—which is thick like a kayak, you pour gas in it, and... they swear it works. (At the very least, it should work on your wall.)
As for who’s finding all this stuff—the curators are a fashion guy (from Apolis), an art guy (from Appointment Only gallery) and a surfing set decorator named Coryander who styled Beginners.
You knew there’d be someone named Coryander.
