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Gustaf Westman’s L.A. Pop-up Shop Draws Crowds with Stunning Designs

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Los Angeles Creatives Flock to Gustaf Westman’s Pop-Up Shop on Sunset Boulevard

On a sunny Saturday afternoon, the multi-hyphenate creatives of Los Angeles found a new hotspot on Sunset Boulevard – Gustaf Westman’s pop-up shop. Known for his whimsical and innovative furniture and objects, the Swedish designer quickly built a following on TikTok and Instagram, with his chunky mirrors and curvy dishware becoming must-have items for the internet’s “it” crowd.

Hundreds of shoppers lined up outside the pop-up shop, eager to get their hands on Westman’s signature chunky cups, plates, and curvy mini tables. From popular models and influencers to interior designers and fashion designers, everyone seemed to be drawn to Westman’s unique and playful designs.

Kitty Rheault, an interior designer, praised Westman’s style as “whimsical and refined,” while Essie Park, a fashion designer, finally fulfilled her dream of owning a curvy pink mirror. The line outside was a colorful mix of pastel-hued sneakers, dyed hair, and chunky sweaters, reflecting the playful and bold aesthetic of Westman’s creations.

Inside the pop-up, visitors were treated to a selection of dishes, vases, mirrors, and magazine racks, all designed by Westman himself. The atmosphere was described as “chill” by the designer, who encouraged people to simply enjoy the experience, even if they didn’t make a purchase.

From comedy writers to tech professionals, everyone seemed to find something they loved at Westman’s pop-up. Cassidy Sonnemann, who already owned sets of Westman’s dishes, couldn’t resist the temptation to add more to her collection, noting that they were the most complimented items in her home.

As the day came to a close, it was clear that Gustaf Westman’s pop-up shop had captured the hearts of Los Angeles creatives, offering a unique and refreshing take on home decor that was both eye-catching and functional. Whether it was a chunky cup or a flower mirror, Westman’s designs left a lasting impression on all who visited his pop-up on Sunset Boulevard.

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