Claude Home was founded in 2018 by Maggie Holladay, a San Diego native based in New York City, and works as an online gallery for contemporary and vintage furniture and designer lighting. The inventory is curated from independent artists and studios around the world and runs to sculptural chairs, vintage lighting, one-of-a-kind objects and decor at gallery price points, with sofas and stools well into the thousands.
Because pieces are sourced rather than produced in runs, much of what is listed is singular, and the shop reads more like a rotating collection than a catalog. Orders ship worldwide. The business publishes an address at 405 E 13th Street in Manhattan's East Village, in the Alphabet City area, though it presents itself as an online gallery and does not advertise walk-in hours, so it is best treated as an office and showroom rather than a walk-in shop.
Claude Home is Black-owned and was featured in New York Magazine's Strategist roundup of Black-owned home decor businesses. If you are furnishing a room and want something with a history or a maker behind it, browse the current inventory or get in touch.
Claude Home