New Design Showrooms Open in Baltimore and Chestertown
Interior designer Erin Zierfuss has launched Common Threads Interiors, a new showroom in Chestertown, Maryland. The 1,500-square-foot space offers a range of bespoke upholstery, case goods, lighting, and rugs, featuring American-made brands like Chaddock and Hancock & Moore. The showroom operates by appointment for clients and customers looking for unique decor pieces, located at 301 Morgnec Road.
7th Avenue Expands to Baltimore’s Harbor East
In Baltimore’s Harbor East district, the modular furniture brand 7th Avenue has opened a new branch. This experiential retail space covers 1,028 square feet and allows customers to work with a sales and design consultant to customize and test sofas in realistic living room setups. The store emphasizes family-friendly fabrics, including options that are water-repellent and machine-washable, situated at 830 Aliceanna Street.
Emerging Design Destinations to Explore
As the year nears its end, several lesser-known design hubs are gaining attention. The inaugural Sharjah Architecture Triennial in the UAE, starting November 9, will address architecture and urbanism with the theme “Rights of Future Generations.” Belfast will host its Design Week from November 4, featuring talks and workshops, while Canberra, Australia, will celebrate its Design Canberra Festival from November 4 to 24. These events aim to attract architecture and design enthusiasts to these cities, which are often overshadowed by more prominent destinations.
What is the Sharjah Architecture Triennial?
The Sharjah Architecture Triennial is a new event focused on architecture and urbanism, designated by UNESCO as the cultural capital of the Arab World. The inaugural edition will explore the relationship between architecture and climate change, emphasizing the rights of future generations. This event aims to position Sharjah as a significant player in the global design conversation.
