These 3 Products From Cleveland Boutiques Bring Maximalism Into Your Home
Keep your maximalist style close to home, and easily add color, texture and artistic touches to your space with these local treasures.
by Julia Lombardo | Feb. 25, 2025 | 10:00 AM
Courtesy Hedges, Courtesy Laura of Pembroke, Courtesy Little Louvre Gallery
Maximalism doesn’t have to take you far and wide for elusive finds at vintage stores. Many boutiques and showrooms in Northeast Ohio have exactly what you need to get started, making your maximalist home feel close to home.
(Courtesy Little Louvre Gallery)
Picture Frames at Little Louvre Gallery
Filling empty wall space is a feat of maximalism. Picture frames do the job with little effort and let your personality shine. Among this variety of vintage frames — with globally inspired photography and art ranging from flowers, astrology, lithographs and maps — your wall becomes a gallery that looks like it took years to curate. But, really, it only took one shopping trip. $32+, littlelouvregallery.com
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(Courtesy Hedges)
Eleanor Vases at Hedges
A charmed, familiar design blends seamlessly into any genre of maximalism. Soft coral florals are painted by hand on a white base, resulting in simple artwork that isn’t harsh on the eyes. The traditional pattern spans generations, making these vases a natural conversation starter in any room. $38+, 21 N. Franklin St., Chagrin Falls, 440-247-2344, hedgeschagrinfalls.com
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(Courtesy Laura of Pembroke)
Avery Pink Velvet Chair at Laura of Pembroke
Velvet fabric and golden legs give this chair a naturally luxurious feel. The bold, bright pink is a comfortable addition to your space, adding a simple and versatile touch to any desired color palette for decor. $622, 3119 Whipple Ave. NW, Canton, 330-477-4455, lauraofpembroke.com
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Julia Lombardo
Julia Lombardo is the editor of Cleveland Magazine’s home and style section and contributes to coverage of arts, culture and dining. She graduated from The Ohio State University in 2023 with an English degree. As both a journalist and poet, she is inspired by stories with creative flair. When she puts down the pen, she enjoys going to concerts, ranking coffee shops and walking aimlessly through wooded trails.
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