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The Deal: Up to 70% off as Los Feliz store Show prepares to close

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The savings will be great, but the occasion is bittersweet. After nine years of bringing modern home decor to the eastern half of L.A., owner Brad Cook is, lamentably, closing his Los Feliz store Show. Markdowns on furniture, tabletop items, pillows and other decorative accessories run from 20% to 70%.

In this everything-must-go clearance, Cook is even taking offers on store fixtures, including the Jean Prouve-inspired orange wood shelving and the metal-and-string pendant lights by Hivemind Design. The sale is at the store only and not on Show’s website, though it’s offering free shipping on orders $100 or more.

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Show was an early champion of independent designers and craftsmen in the U.S., including Hivemind, Harry Allen, ceramists Klein Reid and the glass studio Esque. It also carries items from the Swedish manufacturer Design House Stockholm, the Mexican studio DF Casa and the Canadian firm Imm Living. The store also stocks popular contemporary designers such as Jonathan Adler and John Derian.

Quantities are limited on most items, but Cook has a large cache of Derian’s decoupage plates, left.

The round Hand and Happy dishes originally sold for $48 apiece, and the rectangular Dogs dish was $57. They are officially reduced by 20% for the sale, but Cook said shoppers who mention the Los Angeles Times will receive a 30% discount, bringing Hand and Happy to $33.60 each and Dogs to $39.90. Derian domed glass paperweights, once $59 each, will be $41.30.

The sale runs through Aug. 1 at 1722 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles; (323) 644-1960.

-- David A. Keeps

Photo credits: Show, David A. Keeps

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