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Eichholtz California is expanding its West Coast showroom network, with a Palm Desert location slated to open in December. The company’s existing locations serve West Hollywood and Orange County, with each showroom designed to reflect its local market.
Eichholtz California, the West Coast retail operation of Dutch luxury furniture and accessories brand Eichholtz, is preparing to open a showroom in Palm Desert this December, adding a third location to its California network. The planned site follows the company’s West Hollywood flagship and an Orange County showroom, extending its reach into a desert market with a distinct design and second-home audience.
Interior designer Ryan Saghian founded Eichholtz California with his partner, Anthony Checcetto, who leads retail operations after working as an antiques dealer. Saghian, a longtime user of Eichholtz products in his design practice, developed a curated selection of about 400 pieces from a broader range of roughly 4,000 products, choosing items through what the source describes as a California perspective.
The first location is a 6,000-square-foot showroom in West Hollywood. The Orange County site, which opened last December, occupies nearly 8,500 square feet at SoCo. Retail executives and entrepreneurs Michael Webster and James Lunsford joined Saghian and Checcetto as cofounders for the Costa Mesa expansion. The report does not provide the Palm Desert showroom’s planned size or exact opening date.
The stores combine Eichholtz furniture and accessories with antiques, original art and products from other brands. Their displays change as items sell and new pieces arrive. The company describes the Palm Desert location as a different expression of the concept rather than a copy of the first two showrooms.
A Third Market for the California Network
The planned Palm Desert site extends the business beyond the Los Angeles and Orange County design communities and gives it a presence in a region associated with desert architecture and second-home living. That makes the expansion more than an additional shop: the founders say each location is meant to respond to its own market, while drawing on a shared, curated product offer.
For designers and shoppers, the rotating mix of furniture, antiques and art could make each showroom a distinct destination rather than a fixed display of the brand’s full catalogue. The source does not provide sales projections, customer figures or other evidence about the expansion’s commercial performance, so its likely business impact remains unquantified.
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From West Hollywood to Palm Desert
Eichholtz is a Dutch luxury furniture and home-accessories brand. Saghian said his existing experience using its products in his interior design work informed his decision to bring a selected range to California. The operation is a curated edit, not a presentation of all roughly 4,000 products in the wider Eichholtz range.
According to the report, West Hollywood was chosen as the starting point because of its position in Los Angeles’ design community. The Costa Mesa showroom at SoCo broadened the operation’s reach into Orange County. Palm Desert is described by Saghian as the next part of a network built around differences between regional audiences, rather than three identical stores.
““I want there to be tension—something glamorous next to something raw, something contemporary next to something that feels collected.””
— Ryan Saghian, Eichholtz California cofounder and creative director
Palm Desert Opening Details Pending
The source says the Palm Desert showroom is slated to open this December, but gives no specific date, address, floor area or detailed opening schedule. It also does not identify the location’s inventory, staffing or programming. Those details have not been confirmed in the supplied material.
The report describes the Orange County showroom as having opened last December but does not specify the year. It offers no figures for revenue, visitor numbers or the company’s plans beyond the Palm Desert location, so the scale and pace of any further growth are unclear.
A Different Desert Showroom
The next reported milestone is the planned Palm Desert opening in December. The founders say the space will be shaped for its local market, but the source does not give a more detailed design description or a confirmed opening day.
After the site opens, the company’s stated approach suggests its displays will continue to change as pieces sell and new items arrive. Further announcements would be needed to confirm the opening date and provide practical details for visitors.
Key Questions
Where is Eichholtz California’s new showroom planned?
The company is planning a showroom in Palm Desert. The supplied report does not give its street address.
When is the Palm Desert showroom expected to open?
It is slated to open this December. No exact date was provided.
Where are the existing Eichholtz California locations?
The company has a West Hollywood flagship and an Orange County showroom at SoCo in Costa Mesa. The report says the Orange County location opened last December but does not specify the year.
What will the showrooms sell?
Eichholtz California presents a curated selection of about 400 products from the brand’s wider range, alongside antiques, original art and items from other brands. The displays change as stock sells and new pieces arrive.
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