Best Design Showrooms To Discover In Chicago ⇒ Chicago people don’t shy away from innovation when it comes to design, but they also appreciate classic, streamlined pieces—perhaps in homage to the city’s rich architectural history. Whether you’re on the hunt for decor treasures, seeking out stylish accessories, or looking for some standout fashion, Chicago will have a spot for you. Here are some of the best showrooms in Chicago.
210 Design House
210 Design House is a collection of some of the world’s most premier luxury kitchen cabinet and home furnishing brands under one roof. Full floor showrooms present the latest design innovations from Snaidero, Plain & Fancy, and MisuraEmme. House Designers consult with architects, designers, developers and homeowners assembling tailored solutions for a variety of design situations and discerning tastes. Multi-housing clients are served by a robust team and dedicated design planning space.
Blu Dot
This showroom, designed by Chicago architect John Ronan, is located along the Clybourn Corridor on the western edge of Lincoln Park. Founded in 1997 by three Minneapolis friends looking for well-made, affordable, modern furniture, Blu Dot offers just that: Good-looking, durable, classic, contemporary designs.
C.A.I Designs
Founded in 1995, CAI Designs was established as a source to integrate a strong passion for travel with interior design. Wandering the world’s corridors, the opportunity to find a one-of-a-kind piece has been important in telling this story. With a strong focus on imports, they found it necessary to widen the spectrum with domestically made home goods and furnishings. Every item in the showroom is hand-selected to start the creative process.
Cassona Home Furniture
This Andersonville boutique offers contemporary, modern, functional furniture “at affordable prices ideal for urban decor,” according to its owners. Here you’ll find a wide selection of sofas, sectionals, coffee tables, end tables, consoles, dressers, nightstands, and media units. The neighborhood shop prides itself on its selection of midcentury-inspired pieces as well as attentive service.
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District Chicago
Since 2015, District has offered its customers affordable midcentury furniture including a mix of vintage originals, modern-day reproductions, and complementing accent pieces. The Ravenswood shop also hosts monthly events with local artists and designers.
EQ3 Chicago Halsted
This is a relative newcomer to the Chicago interior design scene but is already making waves. EQ3 has a Halsted Street showroom in Lincoln Park as well as a location in River North’s Shops at Northbridge. It offers a versatile selection of furniture reflecting a “simple, clean aesthetic,” according to company’s website.
Interior Define
In Lincoln Park, swing by Interior Define: a brand known primarily for its custom sofas, chairs, beds, and—most recently—dining collections. Pick the shape, fabric, legs, cushions, and more and Interior Define will take care of the rest. The company also offers an iOS augmented reality app that lets you visualize the made-to-order pieces in your home.
Jayson Home
Knoll
This summer, Knoll moved out of the Merchandise Mart into this stunning Fulton Market showroom designed in collaboration with global architecture firm Gensler. Although the company specializes in many commercial brands more suited to trendy office space, the colorful Instagram-ready spot is a great spot to get some inspiration—just make sure to call for an appointment ahead of time.
Luminaire
River North’s Luminaire has specialized in high-end contemporary furniture and lighting for nearly 30 years. The avant-garde timber loft gallery includes a library stocked with design-oriented coffee table books to display atop your new furniture.
LuxeHome
LuxeHome is the world’s largest collection of premier boutiques for home building and renovation located on the first floor of theMART in the heart of downtown Chicago. LuxeHome Boutiques are located on the first floor of the MART, one of Chicago’s most iconic landmarks, and the world’s largest commercial building and design center.
Manifesto Design
Located at the corner of Wells Street and Chicago Avenue on the city’s Near North Side, this stylish 4,000-square-foot boutique stocks modern pieces that would look at home in one of Mies van der Rohe’s minimalist glass homes. The high-quality and made-to-order pieces.
Monogram Design
The Monogram Design Center Chicago creates a major point of interest for design professionals and homeowners. Design center is a LuxeHome boutique — and includes a stunning variety of Monogram appliances showcased in inspired kitchen and home settings.
Norcross + Scott Home
From better-known designers to emerging brands and artists, Norcross and Scott Home has it all. The Andersonville business is committed to bringing fresh designs to Chicago and offers personalized residential interior design services. Completely remake your space or perhaps pick up the perfect accent piece.
Pavilion Antiques
Founded by Deborah Colman and Neil Kraus, both graduates of the master of fine arts program at the Art Institute of Chicago with longstanding interests in art and design, Pavilion is said to be Nate Berkus’ go-to spot when he’s in town. The Bucktown store is known for its post-war furniture scooped up by its owners on frequent trips to France and Italy. Shop here if you’re looking for something unique.
RH at the 3 Arts Club
Far from your average Restoration Hardware, Chicago’s flagship store has taken over the historic 3 Arts Club Building designed by Holabird & Roche in 1914. The Gold Coast location features multiple levels of showrooms wrapping around a central winter garden and cafe. Grab a glass of wine and browse as you wait for your table downstairs.
Room & Board
Although Room & Board has other Chicago-area locations and stores in New York, San Francisco, and LA, its multilevel downtown showroom is still worth checking out. The company offers well-made pieces with a timeless, midcentury-inspired vibe. With so many sizes, colors, and finishes to choose from, you should be able to find (or custom) order the exact piece you need.
Roy’s Furniture
Roy’s Furniture is a family owned and operated retail furniture business that is located in the heart of the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago. In 1980, the second generation owners opened the new and larger Roy’s at 2455 N. Sheffield. It was here that they began selling high quality furniture at affordable prices, and how they came to be a retail staple in the Lincoln Park community. Roy’s grew to be a thriving business, and generations of families from the area have furnished their homes and their children’s homes at our store.
Unique Furniture
Unique Furniture is a leading retailer of quality furniture and accessories. They exhibit a wide range of exquisite quality, elegant style furniture for home, office, and everything in between.
Their collection of furniture is rare to be found in the vicinity of Chicago and nearby suburbs. Their exclusive collection is designed with contemporary style, modern appeal, and mesmerizing appearance.
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