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MR. BELLEVUE

859 Ave Square NE Bellevue, WA 98004 | 2nd floor MAP

425.930.1608 | bellevue@mr.studio

WED-FRI 11-5  

MR. CAPITOL HILL | SEATTLE

1526 Bellevue Ave Seattle, WA 98122 MAP

206.622.1608 | seattle@mr.studio

TUES-FRI 9-5:30 | SATURDAYS 9:30-4

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A display of kitchenware, including pots and pans, on a cart in a retail store.
A modern black and wood-colored wall unit with shelves, cabinet, and drawers, and a small white table lamp on a low wooden surface.
A room with a concrete wall, a table with boxes and a white lamp, and a plant in the background.

As we migrate our Capitol Hill showroom upstairs in 2026, our first floor space transforms into AN EXTREME SALES OUTLET!  Explore it all now through the end of January and take advantage of our huge closeout sales on exceptional floor models & in-stock lighting & accessories.

Select pieces also available upstairs & in Bellevue.

SHOP IN-STOCK

  • “LOUNGESCAPE stems from ongoing research on the theme of a home’s living spaces,” remarked designer Antonio Citterio. “The raked base, signature feature of the design, lends a sensation of lightness while maintaining its bold visual presence.”

    Loungescape is a seating system designed by Antonio Citterio, who envisions the sofa as a versatile piece capable of transforming the living space. Just as the contours of the land determine a landscape, Loungescape shapes the home’s environment, becoming its focal point and offering new perspectives on comfort and beauty.

    Loungescape’s unique one-piece structure groups soft cushions together to form a harmonious whole. Its organic shapes are meticulously crafted, based on the principles of the ideal balance between proportions and angles of inclination, to encourage an experience that blends relaxation and hospitality.

    Loungescape’s signature detail is its raked base that lends lightness to the structure, in contrast to the initial impression of monolithic solidity it conveys.

  • Modularity and a choice of available size options make Loungescape an especially versatile seating system, one with numerous possible configurations suited to all kinds of spaces. The opportunity to select fabrics and leathers from the exclusive Flexform collection opens up countless upholstery customization options to create unique, distinctive design solutions.

  • Flexform exemplifies artisanal luxury goods made in Italy.

    Our identity reflects our all-Italian values. Ours is an all-Italian success story. Our furniture is crafted in one country - Italy - from design concept to finished product. We have just one production plant, in Meda, where everything is manufactured and locally sourced.

    “Dedication and determination have allowed us to stay true to our identity and we have built a reputation for ourselves in countries near and far. Interaction with different cultures has broadened our perspective and helped us cultivate an openness to new experiences. But our production philosophy has remained the same. Our products are prized because they are the embodiment of “Made in Italy” and because they are an almost magical distillation of elegance, comfort and inconspicuous luxury. We meet expectations. This is what we consistently give our clients, because it is in our DNA, effortlessly.”

    “At Flexform, our Made in Italy philosophy also extends to our quest to employ the best artisans; their skill is evident in our products. Our sofas and other pieces of furniture require remarkable expertise, the touch of FLE“knowing hands” that is essential to

    making a product of such premium manufacturing quality. The Brianza district is renowned in the world of furnishings because it is filled with specialized craftsmen whose expertise and skills are passed down from one generation to the next. The products they make are unique and unrivalled.”

ARCHIVISM ON VIEW NOW

A small wooden side table with a rounded rectangular top, placed on a wooden floor, with a black background nearby. Four books are stacked on the table, with titles related to home design and furniture.


  • ARCHIVISM is a conversation amongst friends, a privately held idea developed over years and manifested into existence through a collaborative effort. Friends turn to founders in pursuit of a shared vision for a new perspective.

    A brand formed from the dust of experience and aspiration, defined by objects that contain a dialogue of concept and craft. Backed by an ever-growing community of caring individuals, we commence a new phase of bringing our brand into the world. This vision unites the complementary expertise of our founders.

    Chris Hardy & Ben Gaffney

  • ARCHIVISM proudly crafts all its furniture in the United States using ethically sourced, locally harvested timber. At their factories in Washington & West Virginia, they create made-to-order pieces reflecting dedication to exceptional craftsmanship, attention to detail, and uncompromising quality.

    EXPLORE THE ARCHIVISM COLLECTION HERE

Display of plaid blankets and throws in various colors and patterns, including gray, yellow, and dark plaid, hung on a wall and draped over a stand.
Person hanging a yellow and green plaid blanket on a brick wall.
Close-up of a corner showing a brick wall, a white painted wooden trim, an OSB wall panel, and a gray carpeted floor with red and white plaid pattern.
Folded scarves on a stand with a store tag, featuring a plain beige, a beige with red lines, and a dark green plaid pattern scarf.
A red ladder leaning against a concrete wall with shelves holding folded scarves and blankets, next to a brick wall and a red door.
A stack of folded scarves on a black stand, with a brick wall, a window, and a ladder in the background.

Princess & Queen Blankets from Magniberg shot in the still-under-construction-but-soon-to-be-open new entranceway to our Capitol Hill showroom.  Explore an exclusive collection of Magniberg blankets & MOST AMAZING TOWELS in-stock & available now in a range of patterns & colors.

EXPLORE MAGNIBERG
A man in a plaid suit and a woman in a white blazer are smiling and looking at a device the woman is holding, inside a room with large windows and hanging lights.
Person wearing a welding helmet and protective jumpsuit, holding a welding torch with sparks flying, in a warmly lit indoor space with hanging lamps and blurred background.
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TOM DIXON 4EVAH

Congratulations to Tom Dixon on being awarded a CBE, making him a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in King Charles III’s New Year’s Honours List — the highest rank within the Order — recognizing his significant & influential contributions to design.⁠

We were thrilled to recently host Tom & his team, and proud to showcase the AW25 collection on view now.  Explore the full gallery of images now in our Instagram highlights, with playlist from the event at the link here.

EXPLORE TOM DIXON
A potted plant with two thin, upright stems and sparse green leaves on a white round table next to a beige sofa, with books placed on the table in front of the plant. A large window with a view of trees is in the background.
A modern interior with a large potted plant, a black and white decorative pot, a black chair with a matching side table, a striped rug, and a mirror reflecting part of the room.
A potted snake plant with long green variegated leaves on a wooden table, with a blurred modern interior background.
A small potted bonsai tree on a wooden table in a room with a bed or sofa in the background.
Interior of a modern room with a wooden chair on a rug, potted plants on a wooden table, and a light wall art glowing on the wall.
A potted plant with thin, spindly branches and narrow leaves on a small white round table in front of a beige and white wall with artwork casting a shadow.
A minimalist indoor scene featuring a potted plant with thin, sparse branches on a wooden table, with a blurred artwork on the white wall in the background.

Plantify

Discover an exclusive selection of curated indoor plants from Plantify now on view & available in our Capitol Hill showroom.   

EXPLORE PLANTIFY
Waves crashing against rocks on a beach at sunset with a soft pink sky.
A modern black sideboard with decorative objects including a white sculptural vase, a black shallow dish, and a black rock, with a framed artwork hanging above, and part of a striped armchair visible in the lower right corner.
Minimalist art painting of dark mountains and a glowing crater in a matte black frame, hanging on an off-white wall in a modern gallery space.
A modern interior with three colorful wall-mounted light fixtures in red, orange, and pink, casting shadows on a light-colored wall. A glass cabinet with wine glasses is beneath the lights, and a black ceiling with a hanging lampshade is visible at t
A framed photograph of an ornate theater interior hangs on a light-colored wall above a gray sofa with dark throw pillows. A round wooden coffee table sits in front of the sofa, and a chandelier is reflected in the photograph.

Discover a new installation of available works from Foster/White Gallery artists in dialogue with our collections now on view in our Bellevue showroom.

Located on the Avenue Bellevue in the InterContinental Hotel Complex, enjoy complimentary 2-hour validated parking with the valet during your stay; valet stand is located in front of the hotel entrance.

DISCOVER FOSTER/WHITE
A tall, gold-framed mirror reflects a modern interior with a black and white chair and a side table. A decorative wall with white spherical objects suspended or attached against a textured dark wall is visible. The floor is wood with a herringbone pa
A clear glass vase with a bouquet of dark leafy foliage and tall, white, spiky flowers on a marble kitchen countertop with wooden cabinetry and a marble backsplash.
A colorful painting of trees with different shades of green, orange, and brown, and a sky background. Overlaid are six Pantone color swatches labeled ICE, KHAKI, FOREST, OXBLOOD, DOVE, and CAROB.
Close-up of a beige electrical outlet embedded in a wall covered with gray and green leaf-patterned wallpaper.

Bocci 22 System

22 System is a suite of electrical devices that integrate with any architectural finish. Interchangeable and UL-Listed, it is a minimal and flexible alternative to traditional systems, designed by Bocci.

Inspired by the Pacific Northwest and Canada's seminal artist Emily Carr’s painting Arbutus Tree, 22 System introduces six new device colors: Forest, Khaki, Ice, Carob, Oxblood & Dove.

Warm, grounded, and quietly expressive, these new tones expand the system’s minimalist design vocabulary offering a deeper harmony between electrical detail and architectural surface.

INQUIRE
A cozy, wood-paneled room with a round table in front of a window. Chess pieces are arranged on the table, near a small stack of rocks. Two upholstered chairs are positioned around the table, and natural light filters through the window blinds.
View of a dining room with a round dark wood table, four matching chairs with upholstered seats, a hanging chandelier with three lampshades, beige curtains covering a glass door, and ornate architectural details around the doorway.
Modern home office with large glass windows showing a lush green forest outside. The room has a central wooden table with books and a tablet, and two desks with chairs and framed artwork.
Modern dining area with a wooden table, cream upholstered chairs, large plant centerpiece, hanging wicker lights, marble counter, and large windows with black frames.
Modern kitchen with white upper cabinets, light wood lower cabinets, a white countertop, and minimalist decor. Two pendant lights hang from the ceiling, and there is a wooden dining table with chairs in the foreground.
Modern living room with two beige armchairs, a dark wood table with a plant and books, large windows, and a view of a bookshelf and sofa in the background.
Modern wooden house with metal roof, large windows, and sliding door, surrounded by greenery, with a swimming pool, lounge chairs, and outdoor seating area.
Modern living room with a large window overlooking a grassy yard and trees, featuring a stone accent wall, green sofa, white lounge chair, wooden coffee tables, and decorative items.
Living room corner with a beige sofa, a dark wood coffee table with books, a tall white vase with flowers, modern floor lamps with multiple glass cylinders, and a black lounge chair with a curved frame.

Discover our comprehensive Trade Program with exclusive benefits for industry professionals.

We offer concierge-level support for all of your projects, with exclusive pricing, preferred access to promotions, complimentary access to samples & designated workspace for client meetings.

JOIN MR. TRADE
Close-up of a beige textured sofa with a matching pillow, a plush cream-colored rug, and a beige marble-tiled surface in a dimly lit room.
Modern living room with a white leather lounge chair and ottoman on a dark fur rug, gold and wooden wall in the background, and a glass coffee table with books and decorative items.
A modern living room with white and brown furniture, a white coffee table, a black round table, and a white furry rug. There are two white chairs in the foreground, a brown lounge chair in the middle, and a brown chaise lounge in the background. Mode
A white leather sofa with tufted back cushions, placed on a plush off-white area rug, with a background of sheer curtains and a reflective glass wall with silhouettes of people.
A living room with a green sofa, a wooden coffee table, and a white shag rug. There is a large window with a view of some plants outside, and a floor lamp beside the sofa.
Close-up of a modern living room corner with a low beige table, green ottomans, a textured beige and brown rug, and a white room divider with greenery in the background.
A cozy living room scene featuring a brown velvet sofa with a matching cushion, a black side table with a small modern lamp, a white fluffy rug on the floor, and a gray wall with a sloped ceiling and a flat-screen TV mounted on the upper left corner.

Unveiled at Salone del Mobile in Milan and featuring new pieces by Hannes Peer, Giampiero Tagliaferri, Marcio Kogan/Studio MK27 & more, the 2025 collection is now available on order.

Discover Minotti on view now across both our Capitol Hill & Bellevue showrooms with an extensive sample library available for custom orders.

EXPLORE MINOTTI

  • Our environments are platforms for events, discussions & product launches, encouraging new approaches to design while reinforcing our brand belief in supporting women.

    Occupying 12,000 square feet across two floors of a historic building in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, our primary studio serves as showroom, design collective & office. Featuring living spaces where objects & furnishings from partner luxury brands fluidly cross-pollinate, we offer a carefully curated design program rooted within a deeply intuitive approach.

    Our second showroom—located on the Avenue at the InterContinental Hotel Complex in downtown Bellevue— features a curated edit for the home featuring Minotti, Poliform Systems, Poltrona Frau, Bocci & Bomma.

  • Our team routinely liaises with architects, interior designers and contractors to develop holistic programs for residential and commercial projects. From sourcing furnishings to selecting finishes & fabrics to coordinating delivery and installation, we provide comprehensive design services for projects at every scale.

    Complementing our interior design work, we now offer styling and photography services for amplifying & capturing projects to extend the vision of our clients. 

    In line with this, we are proud to collaborate with developers, agents & designers in staging luxury properties across the region. Our careful curation and extensive inventory allows us to design exquisite environments for a broad range of architectural projects.

    With our location in the InterContinental Hotel Complex, we also offer turnkey & custom designs with preferred pricing exclusively for Avenue clientele. Click to explore Avenue Bespoke by MR.

    Contact our team to begin discovering all of our services.

  • It is our belief that selecting heritage furnishings contributes to developing an industry that foregrounds durability and craftsmanship, promoting stronger environmental stewardship.

    MR. recognizes the inherent challenges in navigating global supply chains for the transport and sale of contemporary design goods. Throughout the process—from fabrication to shipping—we work closely with our brand partners to address our environmental impact and reduce our carbon footprint whenever possible.

    We carefully select firms that prioritize and share our mission, and look to further that conversation with clients & suppliers in all of our projects.

    We are perpetually inspired by several of our partners like PP Møbler, cc-tapis, Tacchini, Normann Copenhagen and others as they chart new approaches to materials and productions methodologies.

    We are proud to drive this vital work forward, prioritizing conservation and sustainability initiatives across all sectors of our work.

  • Lately all I’m talking about are tariffs. First, I’ve panicked and worried about what that means for my business, for my employees, for the vendors we work with, for our clients.
    And then, I think about acting and getting ahead of this mess and making it coherent and understandable for my team and for clients. But then, the rules change and I have to stop and regroup and reach out to my vendors and dig deeper into understanding each and every product that we carry and sell. And it’s a lot of products and it’s a lot of moving parts. And in all of this, I’ve learned two things:

    1. Manufacturers cannot exist alone, they exist in industries.

    2. Industries exist in communities.

    And here we are back to what I have been trying to grow in my one—well now, two—lone showroom(s): a community. A community of colleagues, vendors, designers, friends, artists, and all the people that want to discover the beauty that surrounds us.

    The thing is, niche industry exists in small areas because more than one manufacturer is there. Knowledge is shared, machinery is built around industry, supplier economies and complex networks are created. And industries cannot just be created instantly – most of our manufacturers claim generations of craftspeople developing techniques and designs for 50, 75, and some well over 100 years. So tearing down these walls of global connection will directly impact my own business, my own community. And living in isolation is not the future I want.

    I will continue to think and talk about tariffs as long as they exist and the threat remains. I hope to be on the other side of all of this soon with clarity and continued connection with my larger design community at MR.

    Hillary Rielly

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