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The Eichholtz ceramic lamp collection — Lorena, Beatriz, and Amarello — each features a drip-effect glaze finish with natural variation across every piece, paired with vintage brass hardware and a linen-mix shade. No two lamps carry exactly the same glaze distribution.
Travertine and Marble: What to Know Before You Buy
A practical guide to travertine and marble in luxury interiors — the differences, where each material works best, care instructions, and thr
Travertine and marble both bring timeless character — but they behave differently. What to know about each stone before you buy, from durability to everyday care.
Luxury Accents: The Objects That Finish a Room
How decorative objects — vases, hurricane lanterns, and sculptural pieces — complete a room's story. A practical guide to the Eichholtz acce
The vases, boxes, bowls, and objets that turn a finished room into a considered one. How to use Eichholtz accents to add the final layer.
Chaise Longues and Daybeds: Where They Actually Work
A chaise longue and a daybed are related but different — and each belongs in a specific part of the home. This guide covers where each piece
Chaise longues and daybeds are as practical as they are sculptural — if you place them right. Where they actually work in a home, and how to choose one.
The Primary Bedroom as Hospitality
The primary bedroom is often the last room designed with intention. Here is how to approach it the way a luxury hotel suite would — with a d
The best primary bedrooms borrow from the best hotels — layered bedding, considered lighting, and a place to sit. How to bring a sense of hospitality home.
Mixing Metals: How to Use Brass, Nickel, and Bronze in One Room
A practical guide to mixing metal finishes — brass, nickel, and bronze — in a single room. How the 60/30/10 rule works in practice, and whic
Mixing metals is a feature, not a mistake — when it's done with intent. How to combine brass, nickel, and bronze so a room reads collected rather than chaotic.
The Library Moment in a Modern Home
A guide to the three pieces that define a home library or study: the right desk, the right lamp, and the right chair — three specific Eichho
The library is back — not as a formal room, but as a moment. How to build a reading corner with the right chair, lighting, and shelving in a modern home.
Accent Chairs: The Single Piece That Changes a Room
How to think about accent chairs — silhouette, upholstery, placement, and why one well-chosen chair does more for a room than a matching pai
One well-chosen accent chair can shift the whole feel of a room. How to use silhouette, material, and placement to make a single piece do the work.
Coffee Tables: The Shapes That Solve Most Rooms
The shape of a coffee table determines how a room works — traffic flow, visual weight, how guests gather. We break down round, rectangular,
Round, rectangular, or a pair of nesting pieces — the right coffee-table shape solves more than you'd think. How to match the form to your seating and your space.
Sofas: The Three-Seat vs. Sectional Decision
A practical guide to choosing between a classic three-seat sofa and a modular sectional — what each configuration does well, where each fall
Three-seat sofa or sectional? The right call comes down to how you live and how the room is shaped. A clear way to choose the anchor for your living space.
The Entry Vignette: First Impressions That Last
The entry of a home is the first thing anyone sees — and in most homes, the least considered space. A console, a mirror, and a lamp done rig
The entry sets the tone for everything that follows. How a console, a mirror, a lamp, and one sculptural object create a first impression that lasts.
The Outdoor Collection: A Patio That Lives Like a Living Room
How to plan an Eichholtz patio that reads as a true sitting room — sofa first, lounge chairs that pull in, a low round table, and three piec
Outdoor furniture built to the same standard as the interior — weather-ready materials, real comfort, and silhouettes that let a patio live like a second living room.
How to Size a Dining Table to Your Room
A practical sizing guide for dining tables — chair clearances, seat counts, shape, chandelier drop, rug minimums, and how the tabletop mater
The clearances, proportions, and seating math that make a dining room actually work. A practical guide to choosing a table that fits the space — and the way you entertain.
The Language of Light: Chandeliers, Pendants, and Sconces in a Real Room
A practical guide to the three fixtures that shape almost every Eichholtz room — what each one is doing, how to scale it, and the lighting m
Chandeliers, pendants, and sconces each do a different job. How to layer all three for depth and warmth — shown in a real Eichholtz room.
Behind the Build — Previewing the Showroom
A 4,552-square-foot luxury brandstore at Tivoli Village, designed as a journey rather than a transaction. Preview the sequence, palette, and
A look behind the scenes as the Eichholtz Brandstore takes shape — the design language, the materials, and the experience we're building ahead of our summer 2026 opening.
Tivoli Village — Our Home
Why Eichholtz Las Vegas chose Tivoli Village, the European-inspired open-air lifestyle center in Summerlin. The neighborhood, the architectu
Why we chose Tivoli Village in Summerlin for the Eichholtz Brandstore — the architecture, the open-air setting, and what it means to bring a European luxury house to this corner of Las Vegas.
Why In-Stock Luxury Matters
The operational advantage of buying luxury furniture from inventory rather than waiting 16 weeks for custom production. How in-stock changes
Luxury furniture usually means months of waiting. Eichholtz keeps a deep catalog in stock and ready to ship — so designers can specify with confidence and clients can live with their rooms sooner.