Todd Merrill & Associates Inc
80 Lafayette St Lbby 5
New York, NY 10013-4057
212-673-0531
Business Highlights
Todd Merrill Antiques Opens New 20th Century Shop In Historic Louis Sullivan Building at 65 Bleeker Street Todd Merrill Antiques has opened a new 4000 square foot shop focusing on American and European designer furniture and lighting from the 1920s through the 1980s, at 65 Bleecker Street in New York City. The new showroom is on the ground floor of the Bayard-Condict Building, New York’s only building by esteemed architect Louis Sullivan. The historic landmark space is located at the top of Crosby Street at the intersection of Bleecker Street, and looks directly down into the heart of Soho. Todd Merrill Antiques has been known for a glamourous and eclectic mix of 20th century furniture and lighting since 2000. Originally located in a 500 square foot space at the corner of Stanton and Ludlow on New York City’s Lower Eastside, the pioneering shop introduced and became renowned for massive scale Italian glass lighting by Venini, Vistosi, Barovier and Murano alongside unique decorative and custom mid-century American furniture by m The dramatic new showroom features Louis Sullivan’s original massive three-foot wide and sixteen foot high colums in stark white set against polished ebonized floors and pale grey walls. The showroom is a perfect backdrop for Todd Merrill’s gorgeous collection of vintage 20th Century Italian glass lighting and unique designer American and European furniture. Currently, Merrill is featuring a large selection of European furniture from the 1940s through the 1960s including pieces by Osvaldo Borsani, Ico Parisi, Gio Ponti, Aldo Tura, Fontana Arte, Maison Jansen, Jacques Adnet, Ado Chale, Gabriella Crespi, Willy Daro and many more. The cross influence of European and American design is self-evident in the objects and the mix is harmonious and beautiful showing Gio Ponti alongside Kagan and Karl Springer with French Deco. Todd Merrill grew-up steeped in the Antiques trade, and is third generation in the business. His family’s collecting passion was American furniture. Merrill believes the next great period in American Furniture is the postwar period where a flourishing of money, creativity and style in America’s great citys after WWII allowed mid-century designers to create outstanding decorative furnishings unlike anything seen before.
Languages Spoken
English
Payment Types
American Express, Personal Check, Mastercard, Visa
Products Offered
Furniture-All Types, Antiques, Tapestries, Old Records
Areas Served
County Wide, World Wide, USA, City Wide
Special Services Offered
Credit Cards Accepted, Decorators Welcome, Prop Rentals, Consignment Furniture
Services Offered
Appraisal Services, Buy Antiques
Product Provenance
North America, Europe
Product Eras, Periods, & Styles
Contemporary, Vintage, Modernist
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Payment Types:
American Express
Personal Check
Mastercard
Visa