A light-colored sectional sofa and coffee tables under chandeliers at the eichholtz california showroom.

Ryan Saghian Transforms Eichholtz into a Dynamic California Design Experience

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Written by Seth Sebastian

2026-10-07

Distinctive Design in Los Angeles – Eichholtz California Showroom

Renowned interior designer Ryan Saghian is reshaping the luxury landscape with Eichholtz California, a stunning collection showcased in the Los Angeles location. Known for his affinity towards Eichholtz, a prestigious Dutch brand, Saghian has curated a selection of 400 pieces from 4,000 available, all through a California-inspired lens.

Expanding Eichholtz Across California

Following the successful launch of the flagship store in Los Angeles last year, Saghian has expanded with new showrooms. The Orange County showroom debuted in December, and a Palm Desert location is scheduled for December.

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Wooden drawers with marble top, mirror, sconces, and a large plant.
A wooden chest of drawers topped with a marble surface sits below a rectangular wall mirror flanked by two metal wall sconces. A large potted plant stands to the left.

A Blend of Styles and Influences at the Showrooms

Each gallery integrates a changing collection of antiques, original art, and complementary brands. Saghian aims to create an engaging mix: “something glamorous next to something raw, contemporary beside collected,” he says. Visitors can explore luxury furniture in these eclectic settings, enhancing the experience.

Room with white pillar, green armchair, beige sofa, and metal chandelier.
A room featuring a large white textured pillar in the foreground, a green armchair, a curved beige sofa, and a tiered metal chandelier.

Team Expertise Behind the Scenes

As creative director, Saghian collaborates with his partner Anthony Checetto and cofounders Michael Webster and James Lunsford. The West Hollywood flagship covers 6,000 square feet, while Costa Mesa boasts nearly 8,500 square feet in the Orange County showroom.

Painting of woman with flower above antique chair, flanked by classical busts.
A painting of a woman in a space helmet holding a flower hangs above an antique chair, flanked by classical busts on pedestals.

A Unique Approach to California Showrooms

The Palm Desert location will offer a fresh take, distinct from the existing galleries. “The idea was never to open three versions of the same store,” Saghian explains. Each showroom responds to its market, with West Hollywood serving the LA design heart, Orange County reaching SoCo’s community, and Palm Desert engaging with architecture-focused clients.

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Living room with chandelier, black and gold artwork, sideboard, and vase of tulips.
Living room featuring a tiered chandelier, a large black and gold artwork, a sideboard, and a coffee table with a vase of purple tulips.

Constantly Evolving Spaces

The dynamic nature of the showrooms ensures they remain ever-changing. “The gallery is never really ‘finished,'” Saghian states, making each visit a new experience.

Source: design-milk.com

Frequently asked questions

Who is reshaping the Eichholtz California showroom?

Renowned interior designer Ryan Saghian is reshaping the luxury landscape with Eichholtz California, a stunning collection showcased in the Los Angeles location.

What is the theme of Eichholtz California showroom?

Transformational architecture is a theme here; California T-Shape Residence combines sustainability with panoramic views, aligning with Saghian’s innovative design approach.

How does Ryan Saghian approach design in the showrooms?

Each gallery integrates a changing collection of antiques, original art, and complementary brands. Saghian aims to create an engaging mix: something glamorous next to something raw, contemporary beside collected.