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The Line Style in Context

The Line is a modern and personal approach to retail. We bring together carefully chosen fashion, home, and beauty items and place them in context through inspiring editorial features and intimate offline shopping experiences. The thematic, seasonal, and handpicked assortments we call Selections offer another way to explore our evolving edit of things you’ll wear, use, and treasure for years to come.

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American Original:
Introducing The Line – Chicago

Photographed by Hanna Tveite

With its staccato skyline and breathtaking Lake Michigan views, Chicago pulses with energy yet radiates Midwestern charm, even during times of uncertainty and change. The Windy City is now home to The Line’s latest seasonal store: an immersive shopping experience in the heart of the city’s Gold Coast neighborhood, at the Waldorf Astoria Chicago. Enjoy a first look.

Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Helmut Newton, “Here's Looking at You” Series for Playboy, 1991; Coqui Coqui Beeswax Candle - Tabaco; Le Corbusier & Pierre Jeanneret: Chandigarh, India (Galerie Patrick Seguin); Marcel Breuer (Phaidon); Skultuna Boule Vase; The New Herbal of 1543 (Taschen); Jean Prouve: Five-Volume Box Set - No. 2 (Galerie Patrick Seguin)
Placing fashion, home, and beauty items in the context of a home, the light-filled space is divided into discrete areas that offer room for relaxation—and discovery of would-be holiday gifts.
I adore Chicago. It is the pulse of America.Sarah Bernhardt
Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Carl Auböck Chain Paperweight, William Eggleston’s Guide (Museum of Modern Art), Jean Royère (Edition Galerie Jacques Lacoste/Galerie Patrick Seguin)
Assorted llustrated volumes nod to the rich cultural life of Chicago. Each book can inspire further exploration of the city, from the nearby Museum of Contemporary Art to Wright auction house: a mecca for design lovers.
Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Apparatus Incense/Tealight Burner
Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Fritz Hansen PK71 Nesting Tables (one shown), Tenfold New York Marble Vanity Box and Marble Ring Box, Niemeyer (Taschen), Maison Francis Kurkdjian Aqua Universalis and À la Rose, Skultuna Karui Tray with Leather Insert
Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Skultuna Karui Tray with Leather Insert and Large Bowl, Cinnamon Projects Geometric Japanese Incense Burner, Herbert Hoover Pewter Wishbone
She is novelty; for she is never the Chicago you saw when you passed through the last time.Mark Twain
Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Georg Jensen HK Pitcher; Menu Black Marble Wall Clock with Brass Hands; Jao Hand Refresher; Compagnie de Provence Liquid Soap and Hand Cream; Redecker White Ostrich Feather Duster and Black Ostrich Feather Duster; Lyngby Vase; Blackcreek Mercantile & Trading Co. Lollipop Spoon, Long Scoop, and Lollipop Spatula; Gubi F.A. 33 Half-Length Wall Mirror by Gio Ponti; Hay Clip Clip with Spoon
Having emerged as a global capital of gastronomy, Chicago offers plenty of delicious reasons to steer clear of the kitchen, but the space offers a thoroughly modern version stocked with urban essentials. A Gio Ponti mirror adds golden curves to a sea of sleek black lines.
In the closet area, a vintage Moroccan rug is the foundation for layered surfaces and textures, including a mirrored side table, a snowy sheepskin, and a velour felt hat.

Located at 11 East Walton Street (at the Waldorf Astoria Chicago), The Line – Chicago is open through January 31st, 2017.
Stop by Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Sign up to learn about upcoming events at The Line – Chicago and The Apartment by The Line in New York and Los Angeles.

Explore another chapter in The Stories:
Beyond Basics: Elements of an Enduring Wardrobe

American Original: Introducing The Line – Chicago

by The Line

American Original:
Introducing The Line – Chicago

Photographed by Hanna Tveite

With its staccato skyline and breathtaking Lake Michigan views, Chicago pulses with energy yet radiates Midwestern charm, even during times of uncertainty and change. The Windy City is now home to The Line’s latest seasonal store: an immersive shopping experience in the heart of the city’s Gold Coast neighborhood, at the Waldorf Astoria Chicago. Enjoy a first look.

Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Helmut Newton, “Here's Looking at You” Series for Playboy, 1991; Coqui Coqui Beeswax Candle - Tabaco; Le Corbusier & Pierre Jeanneret: Chandigarh, India (Galerie Patrick Seguin); Marcel Breuer (Phaidon); Skultuna Boule Vase; The New Herbal of 1543 (Taschen); Jean Prouve: Five-Volume Box Set - No. 2 (Galerie Patrick Seguin)
Placing fashion, home, and beauty items in the context of a home, the light-filled space is divided into discrete areas that offer room for relaxation—and discovery of would-be holiday gifts.
I adore Chicago. It is the pulse of America.Sarah Bernhardt
Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Carl Auböck Chain Paperweight, William Eggleston’s Guide (Museum of Modern Art), Jean Royère (Edition Galerie Jacques Lacoste/Galerie Patrick Seguin)
Assorted llustrated volumes nod to the rich cultural life of Chicago. Each book can inspire further exploration of the city, from the nearby Museum of Contemporary Art to Wright auction house: a mecca for design lovers.
Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Apparatus Incense/Tealight Burner
Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Fritz Hansen PK71 Nesting Tables (one shown), Tenfold New York Marble Vanity Box and Marble Ring Box, Niemeyer (Taschen), Maison Francis Kurkdjian Aqua Universalis and À la Rose, Skultuna Karui Tray with Leather Insert
Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Skultuna Karui Tray with Leather Insert and Large Bowl, Cinnamon Projects Geometric Japanese Incense Burner, Herbert Hoover Pewter Wishbone
She is novelty; for she is never the Chicago you saw when you passed through the last time.Mark Twain
Click/tap image to shop the items pictured. Georg Jensen HK Pitcher; Menu Black Marble Wall Clock with Brass Hands; Jao Hand Refresher; Compagnie de Provence Liquid Soap and Hand Cream; Redecker White Ostrich Feather Duster and Black Ostrich Feather Duster; Lyngby Vase; Blackcreek Mercantile & Trading Co. Lollipop Spoon, Long Scoop, and Lollipop Spatula; Gubi F.A. 33 Half-Length Wall Mirror by Gio Ponti; Hay Clip Clip with Spoon
Having emerged as a global capital of gastronomy, Chicago offers plenty of delicious reasons to steer clear of the kitchen, but the space offers a thoroughly modern version stocked with urban essentials. A Gio Ponti mirror adds golden curves to a sea of sleek black lines.
In the closet area, a vintage Moroccan rug is the foundation for layered surfaces and textures, including a mirrored side table, a snowy sheepskin, and a velour felt hat.

Located at 11 East Walton Street (at the Waldorf Astoria Chicago), The Line – Chicago is open through January 31st, 2017.
Stop by Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Sign up to learn about upcoming events at The Line – Chicago and The Apartment by The Line in New York and Los Angeles.

Explore another chapter in The Stories:
Beyond Basics: Elements of an Enduring Wardrobe

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