New Boutique to Open in Southampton

L’OBJET, an artisan home décor business, recently announced they will be unveiling their first-ever boutique in Southampton.

The new 12,000 square-foot store, L’OBJET a la Plage, will open at 9 Main Street in Southampton on Friday, May 1.

“The opening of our first store has always been a dream for me,” Elad Yifrach, founder and creative director of L’OBJET said. “L’OBJET a la Plage represents over 10 years of curating the best in luxury living. Through the products I have sourced, the store aims to be a destination to inspire an elegant life by the sea. The products I have sourced are both light and livable but refined and sophisticated. They are all most importantly slightly unexpected.”

Yifrach has traveled across the globe, from Paris to London and across Asia to find a variety of products to introduce to the Hamptons, and in some cases to the United States, at L’OBJET a la Plage for the very first time.

A few of the hand-selected brands include: Bamford (British body and personal care, U.S. exclusivity), Boom Art (custom surfboards, Hamptons exclusivity), Opiary (functional green sculptures, Hamptons exclusivity), Martone Cycling (high-end bicycles, Hamptons exclusivity), Segno Italiano (Italian beach chairs and glassware, U.S. exclusivity), Garden Glory (Swedish garden hoses, Hamptons exclusivity), Augousti Stevenson Paris (luxury lifestyle home décor items, Hamptons exclusivity) and custom-made, one-of-a-kind Fortuny surfboards (exclusive retailer). The store will also carry mohair and cashmere throws and pillows, along with a variety of lighting, mirrors and more.

Photo courtesy of L’OBJET

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