Inspired by a love of craftsmanship and lasting, personalized décor, the designer's latest project for PINKYS Iron Doors invites you to make yourself at home.
I have never been big into online shopping, but even if I were, the new PINKYS Iron Doors flagship in Los Angeles, coming courtesy of interior design sensation Jeremiah Brent, would be enough to redeem me.
Open to all by appointment only, this vibrant, soulful furniture playground welcomes anyone from seasoned—or amateur—architects and designers searching for "the missing" element to close their projects to DIY decorators, and even people looking for fresh inspiration to bring into their homes.
From sculptural lighting to a 1964 Mercedes-Benz Pagoda, this isn't just a space to browse— it's one to experience. "It's about creating moments of rest and discovery," Brent explains. "We wanted people to envision how Pinkys products could feel in their own space."
Located inside PINKYS warehouse and headquarters in the heart of LA’s industrial capital of Vernon, and designed as a gallery-like experience and unique ‘guideshop’ for iron doors, windows and architectural elements, the space offers an experiential, first-of-its-kind system to browse product, and launches with PINKYS latest offering: California Collection.
Honoring years of collaboration between Brent and PINKYS family, the space is emblematic of the a longstanding creative relationship and common interest in designing beyond the bounds of convention. The design of the space pushes the possibilities of experiential retail by unapologetically merging a refined gallery setting within an industrial warehouse. The one-of-a-kind showroom embraces the tension between elegance and industry – a 'glass box' juxtaposed within an industrial warehouse envelope.
As Brent shares: “You've heard me say it before - creating spaces for others to create in is one of my favorite things to do. After years of filling JBD projects with PINKYS Iron Doors, I was incredibly excited about the opportunity to design their Los Angeles Showroom. In an active working space (the showroom is within a warehouse), the initiative was to really lean into the juxtaposition of 'Industrial Elegance.' We went bold with the color palette to add warmth, and played with sculptural lighting and furniture to conflict with the linear architecture. All together, the space really invites you to immerse yourself into the world of craftsmanship.”
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