Axel Salto bowl, Denmark 1950s, and Axel Einar Hjorth Utö table, Sweden 1930s.
Los Angeles based design hub Galerie Provenance transports its vintage treasures to the Hamptons for a monthlong Bridgehampton brand activation.
Galerie Provenance, the exclusive destination for midcentury design and vintage treasures curated by former TV executive Sheila Bouttier, is expanding its reach beyond the West Coast to cater to summer design cravings in the Hamptons. Over seven years ago, Bouttier started Galerie Provenance in her quest to give life to the untold stories behind each piece, driven by her passion for sourcing furniture and accents for her newly built home. During its Bridgehampton residency in July, the brand will offer an intimate, personalized viewing experience at a private residence, showcasing the elegance of these pieces within a Hamptons home setting. Those seeking more of Galerie Provenance’s taste can visit 1818 Collective in Sag Harbor for a capsule collection of Benjamin Abramowitz’s artwork. “With so many of our clients coming from all over the country and particularly the New York area, it is only fitting that we bring some of our favorite pieces to the East Coast,” says Bouttier. “What better place than the Hamptons, an epicenter of great design and appreciators of fine art.” galerieprovenance.com
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