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Elegant and Unique Home Furnishings at Arhaus B Y B R E T T W I L B U R C armel Plaza's newest resident is Arhaus, a family-owned home furnishings company with a sustainable focus and a philanthropic out- reach. Filled with super comfortable, cozy yet elegant furniture, many made with reclaimed materials, most pieces are customizable with HMJJIVIRX½RMWLIWERHJEFVMGWERHWM^IW-RXIVMSV Designer Tessa Garner invites a visitor to sit on the Kipton couch, made with memory foam so cloudlike that it seems unbearable to get up. Displayed in a camel-hued Mohair fabric, it is also available in a stain-resistant version. "Our performance fabrics are heat treat- ed, not chemically treated," explains Interior Designer Juliette Jacques. ±8LIVI´WE[SVV]JVIITVSKVEQJSVYTXS½ZI years," adds Garner. "If you stain or rip your couch, we will send a tech to repair it for a small fee." Coffee tables, accent pieces, dining furniture and more are made by artisans from around the world. Many are made with recovered wood, and for every tree that is cut down, Arhaus plants another. The unique offerings in the Carmel store are intended for the diverse clientele that Monterey County hosts. "This store is custom-order only," explains Regional Manager Phillip Weitlauf. "We have a wide range of styles, from high-end modern through Old World traditional." Arhaus is located in Carmel Plaza, Ocean Avenue at Mission Street, on the lower level. For more information, call 831/920-3217 or visit www.Arhaus.com. SHORTCUTS BUSINESS Arhaus recently opened in Carmel Plaza and offers home furnishings, rugs, gifts, FIHHMRKERHHqGSV[MXLEWYWXEMREFPIJSGYWERHEPWSWYTTSVXWQER]RSRTVS½XW 62 C A R M E L M A G A Z I N E • W I N T E R 2 0 2 1 Photo: Courtesy of Arhaus