BDDW by Tyler Hays

Less a store, more a kind of quiet cathedral to good taste. It’s the sort of place where everything feels impossibly considered—handmade furniture, objects, lighting—all arranged like a series of rooms you want to live in immediately. You walk through slowly, partly because it deserves it, and partly because it makes you rethink what your own space could be. It’s not just shopping, it’s closer to wandering through someone’s very specific, very beautiful mind. Every corner is art. Every arm of a chair is considered and every floorboard feels like it has stories to tell about the painters and craftsman who have be involved in the making of this space.