A+R Store

A+R Store
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Member Since: 1/19/2007
Last Seen: 3/30/2008

http://www.uber.com/aplusr
About Us

A+R is British ex-pat Andy Griffith, a former film editor and self-avowed design junkie, and Rose Apodaca, a pop culture and style journalist.

In late 2005, we opened our tiny shop in the heart of Los Angeles' creative enclave known as Silverlake, keen on sharing our excitement for great design with anyone who would listen.

At A+R, we strive to bring together an uncommon and exclusive product mix that emphasizes good and thoughtful modern design.

We love talking about the designers we find locally and from afar, because it only goes to show that this brilliant and bold community is not so much distinguished by geographic or cultural boundaries but bound by the pursuit of aesthetics and innovative ideas.

From stemware to stuffed toys, books to baubles, body care to bright lights, the constant is design that charms, functions and inspires.

How does this make A+R different from the other great design shops in the universe?

We obsessively seek out the newest products, aiming to offer them first. We cherry pick the best from the best manufacturers. We don't settle for product simply available through domestic distributors: Challenges be damned, we import from anywhere in the world. We never sell anything we haven't personally handled. We love everything we sell.

In a sound bite: Global design. Edited.

That's A+R.

We hope you find things you've been looking for all your lives, and stuff you didn't know you needed. And, whether you're a designer or enthusiast like us, if you come across anything you believe fits our world, please let us know.

Thank you for visiting,

Andy + Rose

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Jan 20, 2008 12:17 PM
Jan 15, 2008 3:48 PM
Love to see the shop! In april I'm in LA, I will definatly come to Silverlake Greetings from Amsterdam(Corina: )
Nov 13, 2007 2:11 PM
Hello A+R, Very congenial merchandizing. I would like to share some of our accessory designs with you. ADJEKTIVES+MODDIF IERS. http:adjektives.c om Greetz from SF, -FzS
Sep 17, 2007 11:43 PM
WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD!!! ABBOT KINNEY IS HAPPY TO HAVE YOU!!!
Apr 02, 2007 1:11 PM
Thanks for the add, love the shop!
Mar 16, 2007 4:36 PM
hope you've been well!!
Feb 03, 2007 10:49 PM
love the passion you have for your work!!!!
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Targets ongoing partnership with the most talented rising fashion stars has already been impressive, what with Luella Bartley, Proenza Schouler and (up next) Patrick Robinson getting in on the GO International program. But it's the July 15 roll out of the cheap-chic chain's co-branded goods with Libertine that has us marking the calendar. That's right, Libertine of the crystal skulls and Victorian edge. Word is that bi-coastal designers Johnson Hartig of L.A. and Cindy Greene of NYC will be delivering their signature look--but at decidedly more accessible prices.
While we're not sure if this marks the end of western civilization or the end of the brand's cool factor among its customers who shop for their clothes at Maxfield in L.A. or Jeffrey in New York, it certainly means the beginning of a new phase for Target customers as they go goth.
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August 28, 2008 07:21 AM   (go back to main view)
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Targets ongoing partnership with the most talented rising fashion stars has already been impressive, what with Luella Bartley, Proenza Schouler and (up next) Patrick Robinson getting in on the GO International program. But it's the July 15 roll out of the cheap-chic chain's co-branded goods with Libertine that has us marking the calendar. That's right, Libertine of the crystal skulls and Victorian edge. Word is that bi-coastal designers Johnson Hartig of L.A. and Cindy Greene of NYC will be delivering their signature look--but at decidedly more accessible prices.
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