Los Angeles · 15 places · 8 districts
Furniture and Home Stores in Los Angeles.
All 15 furniture and home stores we cover in Los Angeles, from West Hollywood & Melrose, Abbot Kinney and Old Pasadena, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
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Furniture and Home Stores, district by district.
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An interiors shop on Robertson Blvd selling furnishings, decor and art, listed under Art in the Design District directory.
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The interior designer's Melrose Ave atelier showing his bespoke furniture and fabrics alongside rare books and art.
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A Beverly Blvd linens shop for fine bed linens, towels and bath textiles, useful for gifts or a full bedding refresh.
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Furniture showroom for the home brand, with sofas, dining tables, rugs, lighting and decor set up in room vignettes. Useful for seeing pieces in person before ordering.
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Furniture and gift shop set up in room-style displays, mixing upscale home decor with vintage furniture and art-minded gifts.
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High-end furniture and home decor showroom on De Lacey Avenue with full room settings of sofas, dining tables, lighting and rugs.
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Store selling alpaca throws, blankets, pillows and knitwear, a stop for soft home textiles and cold-weather gifts in the Country Mart.
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Crate & Barrel's modern furniture and decor brand, with a Country Mart store showing furniture, lighting, tabletop and accessories.
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Home store focused on modern Scandinavian goods: tableware, textiles and decorative objects with a clean, functional Nordic look. A good stop for kitchen and living-room pieces.
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Home furnishings shop known for custom furniture made in America, plus decorative accessories in a relaxed beach-house style. Worth a look if you are furnishing a house.
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Retail store for the cookware brand best known for the Always Pan, with its pots, pans, bakeware and tabletop pieces on display to handle before you buy.
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Warehouse store for one-of-a-kind antique and aged furniture, decor, pots, planters, troughs and fountains sourced worldwide, with new containers arriving weekly.
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Small design shop with artist-made jewelry, glassware and tableware, Noguchi paper lamps, design-minded toys, and books on art, architecture and fashion.
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Two shops on Rowena Ave: the original store-café with coffee and sandwiches, and a newer one with vintage-inspired clothing, furniture, kitchenware and local chocolates.
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Flagship of the LA candle maker, with soy-wax candles in amber glass jars developed, poured and packed in Los Angeles and the brand's widest selection.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for furniture and home stores in Los Angeles?
West Hollywood & Melrose has the most, with 3, followed by Abbot Kinney (3) and Old Pasadena (2). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many furniture and home stores does this guide cover?
15, across 8 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
An Afternoon on Abbot Kinney
A slow walk down Venice's mile-long boulevard of independent shops: perfume houses, local eyewear, Scandinavian home goods, gift stops and selvage denim, with coffee, ice cream and a garden-room dinner along the way.
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Melrose Avenue: Vintage to the Design District
A west-bound walk down Melrose Avenue, from the resale racks and Sunday flea market near Fairfax to the quiet boutiques of Melrose Place and the West Hollywood Design District, with a loop down Robertson to Beverly Boulevard.
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The independent shops of Silver Lake, Los Feliz and Echo Park: record stores, bookshops open late, clothes and perfume made in Los Angeles, and gift shops where nothing looks like the mall.
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