“In Santa Monica, for example, we will have more of our Cali Coastal line represented, whereas in Downtown, we have more of the Loft collection available.” A showcase of H.D. “Each of our locations has an inimitable personality focused on Los Angeles’ various geographical landscapes and reputations,” explains Lawler. Buttercup points in Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and the Arts District of DTLA. Buttercup is a destination for anyone seeking high-quality linens.” In addition to the Culver City flagship, there are H.D. “With lines such as Society, Coyuchi, Matuk, Pom Pom, Bella Notte and John Robshaw, H.D. “Our In Bed department houses the most eclectic and diverse bedding in Los Angeles,” notes Lawler. “We get tons of new product shipped to us at the beginning of the week and by Wednesday, you have first pick at all the newest pieces.”īedding is a big part at H.D. “Meaning you can take your furniture home and enjoy it the same day you buy it!”Īs for best times to shop, Lawler recommends the middle of the week. “We are one of the only furniture establishments who makes off-the-floor sales,” says Kathleen Lawler, manager at H.D. One can’t help but find inspiration among the well-crafted scenes found while perusing the store, and if a setup captivates, it can be yours, down to the duvet, candles and throw pillows. Buttercup extends to its product lines: If shopping for a new couch, one can find a Lange 3-Piece Sectional for $11,595.00 or snag a creamy Mid-Century tufted model for around $700 on sale.) The space draws its charm from a far-flung mix of aesthetics-a Moroccan rug might mingle with fur-covered dining chairs geometric chandeliers against over-stuffed linen armchairs-melding pleasantly and gathering rather neatly under the umbrella of Modern California cool.

It’s an artillery of the best in modern design sensibilities-from furniture and original artwork to rugs and lighting. Stepping into the space, 150,000 square feet in all, one is overtaken with the comprehensive glamour of the place. The Culver City location is its most striking-a mammoth flagship at the former site of Helms Bakery along Venice Boulevard. Started in 2005, the company has quickly grown from a single site to a network of locations across the city-four total all sprawling, browse-friendly galleries filled with distinctive modern home goods. Buttercup probably the most prolific showcase of smart, eclectic decor in Los Angeles. Written by Constance Dunn | Photography Courtesy of H.D. Buttercup for inspired collections of au courant California style

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