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Eichholtz California is expanding beyond its West Hollywood flagship with an Orange County showroom already open and a Palm Desert location planned for December. The four-founder operation says each gallery will be shaped for its local design market rather than repeating the same retail format.
Eichholtz California is expanding its showroom network beyond Los Angeles, with an Orange County location already open and a Palm Desert showroom planned for December. The retail operation, founded by designer Ryan Saghian and partners, is bringing a curated selection of Dutch brand Eichholtz’s furniture and home accessories to different California design markets.
The company began with a 6,000-square-foot West Hollywood flagship, launched by Saghian and his partner Anthony Checcetto. Saghian serves as creative director, while Checcetto, a former antiques dealer, leads retail operations. The concept selects about 400 pieces from roughly 4,000 Eichholtz products, chosen and presented through what the company describes as a California perspective.
The team later brought the format to a nearly 8,500-square-foot Costa Mesa space. Retail executives and entrepreneurs Michael Webster and James Lunsford joined Saghian and Checcetto as cofounders of the broader operation. The source says the Orange County showroom opened last December at SoCo, while a Palm Desert location in the area’s design district is scheduled to open this December.
The galleries are not limited to Eichholtz merchandise. The report says the showrooms also include antiques, original art and products from other brands. Their displays change as pieces sell and new items arrive. The planned Palm Desert space is expected to differ from the West Hollywood and Costa Mesa locations, although specific design details have not been provided.
A Network Tailored to California Markets
The expansion gives designers and customers in Orange County and Palm Desert another place to view a curated selection of Eichholtz products in person. For a furniture and home-accessories retailer, showrooms can let visitors assess scale, materials and finishes directly, though the source does not provide sales figures or evidence of customer demand.
The company is also describing its growth as a regional network rather than a chain of identical stores. West Hollywood is positioned to serve Los Angeles design customers, Costa Mesa reaches an Orange County audience, and Palm Desert is intended to reflect the area’s architecture and second-home market. That local approach may distinguish the operation from a standard brand showroom, while the actual performance of each site remains unknown.
For Eichholtz, the California operation offers a physical retail presence beyond its European brand identity. The source describes Saghian’s curated edit and the locations, but does not specify the commercial arrangement between Eichholtz and the California founders or whether further locations are planned.
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From Los Angeles to the Desert
Saghian, an interior designer who says he has long used Eichholtz products in his work, established Eichholtz California to bring the Dutch luxury furnishings brand to the West Coast. Rather than stocking its full catalog, the operation narrows the range to a selected 400-piece collection. That selection is presented alongside art, antiques and other brands, making the spaces part retail showroom and part curated interior environment, according to the report.
The reported sequence began with the West Hollywood flagship, followed by the Costa Mesa location and the Orange County opening at SoCo last December. The source refers to the Los Angeles flagship as having opened “last year” but does not give a publication date that would establish the calendar year. Palm Desert is the next announced location, with an opening planned for December. No address, opening day or further expansion schedule is included.
““I want there to be tension—something glamorous next to something raw, something contemporary next to something that feels collected.””
— Ryan Saghian, Eichholtz California cofounder and creative director
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Opening Details Still Pending
The source identifies December as the planned Palm Desert opening month but does not give a specific date or calendar year. It also does not provide the showroom’s address, size, staffing, inventory or opening events. The planned design direction is described only in broad terms: the location will differ from the earlier galleries and respond to the desert market.
There are no reported figures for revenue, foot traffic, inventory turnover or customer response at West Hollywood, Costa Mesa or Orange County. The report also does not confirm whether Eichholtz California intends to add more sites after Palm Desert. Those points should not be inferred from the expansion announcement.
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Palm Desert Is the Next Milestone
The next stated milestone is the Palm Desert showroom opening planned for December. The company has not announced a precise date or released further operational details in the source material. Readers and local design customers will need a subsequent company announcement for the address, launch timing and specifics of the showroom’s presentation.
After the opening, the company’s stated approach suggests each location will continue to change as merchandise sells and new pieces arrive. Whether the Palm Desert site leads to additional California locations, or how the three-market network performs, remains unreported.
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Key Questions
Where is Eichholtz California expanding?
The operation has a West Hollywood flagship, a Costa Mesa showroom and an Orange County location at SoCo. A Palm Desert showroom in the design district is planned for December.
When will the Palm Desert showroom open?
The source says the opening is slated for December, but gives no specific day or calendar year. A confirmed opening date has not been provided in the material.
What does Eichholtz California sell?
The operation offers a curated selection of about 400 products from Eichholtz’s reported catalog of roughly 4,000 items. Showrooms also feature antiques, original art and items from other brands.
Will the showrooms have the same design?
No. Saghian says the plan is to make each location respond to its local market. The Palm Desert gallery is expected to differ from the West Hollywood and Costa Mesa spaces, though detailed plans have not been released.
Who founded Eichholtz California?
The four cofounders are designer Ryan Saghian, retail operations lead Anthony Checcetto, and retail executives and entrepreneurs Michael Webster and James Lunsford.
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