Have you heard the news? Lulu and Georgia opened their first-ever store in Los Angeles, so of course I had to go check it out. Located in West Hollywood, the showroom is every bit as gorgeous as you'd imagine. And unlike a traditional furniture store...
Every space is thoughtfully layered with warm colors, luxurious materials, and plenty of details worth noticing. Here are all the pieces that made me stop and stare, along with a few extra finds I didn't spot in the store, but love just as much.
This floor lamp is just as charming in person as it looks online! The sculptural, gooseneck silhouette and pleated shade make quite an impression.
Jordan Floor Lamp
Keep those unsightly water rings at bay and protect your furniture with this gorgeous set of marble coasters.
Lusine Coasters (Set of 4)
I am completely obsessed with this floor lamp! The entire fixture, shade and all, is wrapped in fabric, giving it a stunning tactile appeal you don't normally see in lighting. It's the perfect blend of bold and sculptural.
Bemand Floor Lamp
Elegant, warm, and an unexpected alternative to the usual floor lamp. I love the contrast between the softly pleated linen shade and the antique brass base.
Camas Floor Lamp
Not your average sofa silhouette. This beauty immediately caught my eye when I walked into the showroom. I love the sculptural shape, and the floral pattern adds a little something extra, too.
Cara Sofa
Designed with Aimee Song, the Brahm stool pairs plush velvet upholstery with generous fringe for a dose of fashion-inspired flair. It looks great at the foot of the bed, but it also works well perched at a game table or vanity.
Brahm Stool by Aimee Song
Proof that a dining chair doesn't need bells and whistles to make an impression.
Truett Dining Chair
How cute is this petite barrel-back chair?! Designed by Sarah Sherman Samuel, the Ripple chair has a wavy profile that gives it just enough personality.
Ripple Accent Chair by Sarah Sherman Samuel
This isn't your average foot stool—you'll actually want to put this one on display. The Rivas features a tall back with a cutout design and a rich mahogany finish.
Rivas Foot Stool by Sarah Sherman Samuel
A floor lamp that doesn't believe in staying in the background. The sculptural design is definitely a conversation starter, but the verdigris finish is my favorite part.
Calliope Floor Lamp by Sarah Sherman Samuel
This tiny seat would make a great accent next to a sofa or side chair.
Pikku Round Foot Stool by Sarah Sherman Samuel
Love this rug, designed by Sarah Sherman Samuel! It features a rhythmic stripe pattern that adds loads of visual interest to a room without feeling too busy.
Tiikeri Hand-Loomed Viscose Rug by Sarah Sherman Samuel
I love a practical piece of decor that also looks good, and this striped bath mat does not disappoint.
Vela Organic Cotton Bath Mat by Sarah Sherman Samuel
Whether you use it to show off a favorite vase, display a plant, or let it stand on its own, this pedestal is a great way to dress up a corner.
Reika Plinth by Sarah Sherman Samuel
This sculptural candleholder would be a welcome addition to any tablescape.
Orb Candlestick by Sarah Sherman Samuel
There is something about the ruffle trim of this pillow that's equal parts polished and playful. Throw it on the sofa or bed for a pop of color and personality.
Mauree Velvet Pillow
Bolsters are a fun and playful way to add variety to your bed or sofa pillows, especially when they feature a graphic pattern such as a tiger print. Believe it or not, this motif was hand-drawn by Sarah Sherman Samuel's son!
Tiger Jacquard Bolster Pillow by Sarah Sherman Samuel
This dreamy velvet throw pillow looks like a wrapped gift just waiting to be opened.
Brandis Velvet Pillow
This is one vase that doesn't need flowers to make an impression. Hand-carved from marble, the Zainab has a contoured, almost rolling silhouette that features unique natural stone variations.
Zainab Rolling Vase by Lolly Lolly Ceramics
I love a picture frame that feels like a design object in its own right, and this one looks just as good on a bookshelf as it does on a tabletop.
Lochlan Picture Frame
I'd leave this vase designed by Aimee Song on display year-round, with or without a few branches. The bold navy finish paired with beaded detailing and loop handles is simply gorgeous!