A while back Chris Lehrecke opened a shop on the two-mile stretch of Warren Street, in Hudson, New York, one of the best design and antiques shopping streets anywhere. It's especially worth a detour now that Lehrecke has expanded the shop, with more furniture on display as well as jewelry by Gabrielle Kiss (his wife), tabletop and hardware items by Ted Muehling, and gilded mirrors by Maureen Fullam. Lehrecke's work reflects African, Japanese, and Shaker influences; his modern yet primitive pieces made from wood collected within a 50-mile radius of his home in Dutchess County function as both furniture and sculpture.
Above: A window display featuring Lehrecke's designs for E.R. Butler and a mirror by Maureen Fullam.
Above: Lehrecke's wood pendant lamps illuminate the store.
Above: A collection of gilded mirrors by Maureen Fullam.
Above: A mirror by Maureen Fullam.
Above: Shelving by Lehrecke, with objets and books on display.
Above: A Chris Lehrecke chaise covered in linen fabric.
Above: Lehrecke's work reflects African, Japanese, and Shaker influences; his modern yet primitive sculptures are made of turned polished wood.
Photos by Dan Howell.
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