SUmmer is in full swing, and what better way to escape the heat than by ducking into one of the stylish new stores that have opened their doors this season? From Flamingo Estate’s buzzy Hamptons pop-up to Trevor Cheney’s minimalist gallery in Los Angeles to the first-ever U.S. outposts of beloved brands Johanna Ortiz and TOAST, there’s plenty to discover from coast to coast.
Johanna Ortiz
New York City
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Weston Wells
Über-popular Colombian fashion designer Johanna Ortiz recently opened the doors to her long-awaited New York flagship, and it’s just as sublimely stylish as you might expect. With new collections inspired by the city, Ortiz takes her trademark tropical looks in a sleek, sophisticated direction featuring abstracted florals and decadent lamé.
779 Madison Avenue
New York, NY
johannaortiz.com
TOAST
Brooklyn
With a focus on sustainable and ethically made products from artisans around the globe, TOAST has made a name for itself in the U.K. as the place to find unique clothes, home goods, and accessories. The brand’s first stateside store, in Brooklyn’s Boerum Hill, is filled with a range of natural-fiber apparel, textiles, and handcrafted housewares.
367 Atlantic Avenue
New York, NY
us.toa.st
Laura Gonzalez Gallery
New York City
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Inês Silva Sá
One of Paris’s most buzzed-about interior designers, the always-chic Laura Gonzalez is celebrated for her fantastical blend of classicism and romanticism. Her lofty new Tribeca showroom enchants with an ever-changing dialogue between her own furniture designs, the work of extraordinary artists and artisans (don’t miss the Laurent Dufour fireplace), and her latest interior explorations.
102 Franklin Street
New York, Ny
lauragonzalez.fr
Inconvenience Store by Flamingo Estate & Mytheresa
East Hampton
When Richard Christiansen started Flamingo Estate in the hills above Los Angeles, the brand’s candles, soaps, and pantry staples—produced with ingredients from his own gardens and orchards—developed an instant cult following. This summer, he’s headed Out East to host a pop-up with Mytheresa and Porsche, where fans can sample the line’s coveted wares in a retro-inspired auto body shop. (It even features toy Porsches zipping around a miniature racetrack!) But don’t dally—the cheekily named “Inconvenience Store” is only open through August 18.
9 Railroad Avenue EAST
East Hampton, NY
flamingoestate.com
Wentworth
Charleston
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Cameron Wilder
Event planner Gregory Blake Sams’s new shop in Charleston already has design lovers swooning with its expertly curated mix of elevated home essentials, chic hostess gifts, and one-of-a-kind vintage finds. From hand-dipped Danish tapers in a rainbow of 53 hues to hotel silver and hand-painted lampshades, you won’t be able to resist the entertaining expert’s discerning eye.
162 Wentworth street
Charleston, SC
@wentworthbygbs
Nordic Knots
New York City
The duo behind this trending Scandinavian rug company opened their first New York store in SoHo last month in a clean-lined loft designed by Studio Giancarlo Valle. Their distinctive designer collaborations with firms such as Campbell-Rey, Fabrizio Casiraghi, and more turn floorcoverings into works of contemporary art.
6 Greene Street
New York, NY
nordicknots.com
Trevor Cheney Gallery
Los Angeles
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Jacob Inez
The eponymous gallery of creative-director-turned-antiques-dealer Trevor Cheney is a welcome addition to the Melrose Arts District. Just down the street from Seventh House gallery, which Cheney opened in 2021, the new outpost will house expertly sourced pieces ranging from 18th-century antiques to iconic modern furniture from the likes of Josef Hoffmann and Mathieu Matégot, all presented through a distinctly American lens.
6907 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
trevorcheneygallery.com
