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Eichholtz Las Vegas is opening this summer at Tivoli Village, and we’re marking the occasion with a Grand Opening event open to the public. If you’ve been following the build, or if this is your first time hearing about us, here’s what to expect — the showroom, the collection, and how to join us.
For three decades, Eichholtz has shaped what European luxury furniture looks like in the homes, hotels, and residential towers that define the high end of the market. The brand’s chandeliers, sofas, case goods, and decorative objects are specified by interior designers across North America, Europe, and the Middle East — often by name, because there’s no generic substitute for a piece designed with a specific proportion and finish combination in mind. Eichholtz Las Vegas is the first dedicated Eichholtz showroom in Nevada. Not a multi-brand floor where Eichholtz shares space with other brands — a single-brand showroom where every piece you see comes from the same house, arranged as they’d look in an actual home.
The Grand Opening is your first chance to see the full Eichholtz collection in one place — room-scale vignettes, chandeliers installed at height, and the brand experience as it was designed to be seen.
What the Showroom Looks Like
The showroom is 4,552 square feet at Tivoli Village, Suite 160, in Summerlin. We’ve laid it out the way a well-designed home is laid out — not in product-category aisles, but in vignettes. The entry opens onto statement seating and overhead lighting at the scale it was designed to occupy. As you move deeper into the space, the room configurations change: different materials, different moods, different use cases. A darker, more dramatic living arrangement. A lighter, airier section. A dining configuration. Throughout, the collection runs from large anchor pieces down to the decorative objects and accessories that finish a room.
We’ve built a dedicated consultation area toward the back of the showroom — a properly equipped working space where our team can sit with a designer, go through the Eichholtz catalog, pull finish samples, and work through the specific requirements of a project. This isn’t an afterthought corner. Interior design work requires unhurried time with the right materials in front of you, and we’ve set the space up to support that. Trade clients who want to schedule a private consultation outside of regular retail hours can contact us directly.
The accessories area near the exit may be what surprises first-time visitors the most. Eichholtz has always been as strong in decorative objects — lamps, vases, trays, books, candleholders, sculptural pieces — as it is in furniture. These are the pieces designers use to pull a room together after the large furniture decisions are made, and seeing them in context alongside the full collection changes how they read. On a shelf in a catalog, a brass vase is a vase. In a room vignette with the right lighting and surrounding pieces, it’s part of an argument about what a room should feel like.
- The full Eichholtz North American catalog on display. We carry the complete collection, not a curated subset. If you’ve seen a piece in the Eichholtz catalog and aren’t sure if it’s available, ask — we can almost always order it, and in-stock pieces typically arrive in two to four weeks.
- A dedicated designer consultation space. Trade clients can schedule private visits, review material and finish samples, and work through project specifications with our team. The space is set up specifically for that kind of working session.
- Accessories and objects alongside the furniture. The full Eichholtz range of decorative pieces — lighting, objects, and finishing accents — is displayed in context, not in isolation. You can see how they work together before you commit.
The Collection at the Opening
The Grand Opening will showcase the Eichholtz collection across the main categories — seating, chandeliers and lighting, case goods, side and coffee tables, and decorative accessories. You’ll see the current arrivals alongside the brand’s well-established signatures. Three pieces that represent what you’ll encounter:
A Note on Delivery
If you’ve purchased European luxury furniture before, you’re probably used to waiting. Made-to-order pieces in this category typically take twelve to twenty-four weeks — sometimes longer if a custom finish or configuration is involved. That timeline is normal, and the quality usually justifies it. But it also means a room you’re designing today might not be complete for a year or more.
Eichholtz works differently. The brand maintains a North American warehouse network, and a significant portion of the catalog is in stock and ready to ship. For most in-stock pieces, delivery takes two to four weeks from the time of order. We’re specific about what “in stock” means: it means the piece is available in the Eichholtz warehouse, not that it’s sitting in our showroom. You can see it, specify it, and order it — but delivery comes from the warehouse to your address. We always confirm current availability and lead time before you commit. No surprises mid-project.
For pieces that aren’t currently in stock, or for configurations outside the standard catalog, we’ll give you an accurate lead time estimate based on Eichholtz’s current production schedule. The consultation area in the showroom is the right place to work through those conversations in detail.
The Grand Opening Event
The Grand Opening is a single evening event this summer — one night, one chance to see the showroom before it opens for regular retail hours. The evening begins with a VIP hour for trade clients, designers, architects, and press, followed by a general opening for all guests. Both are complimentary. Refreshments are included.
If you’re an interior designer or trade client, we’d encourage you to attend. The showroom was built with that audience in mind, and the Grand Opening is a natural first meeting point. Our team will be available throughout the evening to answer questions about the trade program, the collection, and how we work with design professionals on both residential and hospitality projects.
If you’re a homeowner, decorator, or simply curious about the brand, you’re equally welcome. The general portion of the evening is open to the public. Eichholtz has always sold directly to homeowners who come in without a designer, and the showroom reflects that — it’s set up for both audiences. Come, look, ask questions. There’s no obligation to do anything other than see the collection in context for the first time.
Getting Here
The showroom is at 350 S Rampart Blvd, Suite 160, at Tivoli Village in Summerlin. Parking is available in the underground garage beneath the complex — complimentary for all Tivoli Village visitors. The garage entrance is off S Rampart Blvd. From the garage, the showroom is a short walk through the Tivoli Village courtyard. Valet parking is also available at the main entrance to the complex.
From the Las Vegas Strip, the drive is approximately twenty minutes via US-95 North. From Henderson or the eastern valley, plan for twenty-five to thirty minutes depending on traffic. If you’re already in Summerlin, Tivoli Village is typically a ten-minute drive.
Full event details — timing, what to bring, and what to expect when you arrive — are on the Grand Opening page. RSVP there so we know you’re coming.
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