After she has already enthused South Beach and Bal Harbour in Florida, Houston in Texas and Costa Mesa in California with chic designer clothes, the busy Laure Heriard Dubreuil, founder and boss of The Webster, opened the fifth store of her luxury boutique chain in New York.
But of course not anywhere in New York but in the middle of the hip Soho. Here, in one of the typical cast iron buildings of 1878, the Webster Soho features an opulent mix of brands: the exclusive pieces by 98 designers, ranging from Isa Arfen to Julien David to Anita Ko, fill shelves and racks of six floors.
For New York’s store, the Webster universe was enriched by one element: Webster Home presents premium pieces such as furniture from Gaetano Pesce or fabrics by Pierre Frey.
Just in case the art pieces in the store sparked your enthusiasm, some of the world’s most renowned museums like the MET or the MoMA are located close by.
Interior Design
Osvai Architectural Consulting and Design
Design
Pierre Frey, Nada Debs and classics by Gaetano Pesce
