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Restoration Hardware

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Police Bust Up Restoration Hardware Opening Party

RH celebration gets shut down after exceeding occupancy limit.

Restoration Hardware's fancy grand opening party ended in a bust Wednesday night after police had to shut it down due to overcrowding. Reports estimate that upward of 2,400 people showed up at the 234 Berkeley St. store, which has a temporary occupancy permit of 2,000. Inside, guests were squeezed into what the Boston Herald described as a room so crowded that waiters needed guides to clear their paths and people waited in single-file lines to go up and down stairs.  The party was supposed to last until 8:30 p.m. but was still going strong when police showed up at 8:20 p.m. and asked British singer Edei to stop performing. Restoration Hardware offered departing guests a discount on their next purchase, the Herald reported. 

Brittany

9:05 am on Friday, March 8, 2013

I was at this "party" for all of about 30 minutes before I had to leave because it was so obnoxiously crowded. My husband and I couldn't move, we were not able to get any food or cocktails, and never made it past the first floor because the lines were so crazy. While I was excited to be invited (I guess not that hard of an invite to snag) I would have rather they kept the guest list smaller and …   more ›

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Restoration Hardware to Open in the Back Bay on March 7

The company's new high-end gallery and store will be in the former New England Museum of Natural History building.

Restoration Hardware will return to the Back Bay on March 7, according to the Boston Globe.  The high-end furnishings store left during the recession but announced in September 2011 that it would be opening in the old New England Museum of Natural History building, on the corner of Boylston and Berkeley Streets. There it will open its RH Historic Gallery, in the space formerly occupied by LouisBoston. Restoration Hardware has described the new store as a gallery and said it will "express new and evolving ways of designing the home, and will serve as a showcase for the company’s extensive Outdoor & Garden Collections," according to the Globe. 

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