Olde Good Things, a leading architectural salvage company,
is set to open a new flagship store at Abramson Brothers’ 333 West 52nd Street
in Hell’s Kitchen.
The 8,000 s/f, two-story space will open October 2 following
a redesign to include signature architecturally salvaged items from some of New
York’s legendary buildings.
“We have been part of the New York City retail landscape for more than 25 years and we remain committed to the city and its residents,” said Jim DiGiacoma, Olde Good Things board member. “Our [new] showroom is sure to become a true destination for both locals and out-of-town visitors, as well as architects, decorators and designers.”
Olde Good Things set out to design a flagship store as long-lasting
and sustainably built as the products it deconstructs from famed New York
landmarks. Reclaimed architectural treasures including mantels, gates, columns,
windows, as well as mirrors, lighting and plumbing will all be on display at
the new showroom.
“Our stores will continue to offer architectural treasures
that have been upcycled from the most prestigious New York historic hotels,
Broadway theaters, prominent commercial buildings and industrial warehouses to
create the most unique retail experience for the consumer,” added DiGiacoma.
The new retail store is the third New York City location for
Olde Good Things, which has two other in the Bowery and on Broadway’s Upper
West Side, as well as one in Los Angeles and two in Scranton, PA.
The tenant dealt directly with landlord, Alan Abramson, on
the lease.
