Help Cocobolo Interiors Help Hope’s Door

admin Posted OnDecember 7, 2019

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Help Cocobolo Interiors Help Hope’s Door: This holiday season, Julie Owen and her team at Westchester interior design studio Cocobolo Interiors are offering support and kindness to those who may be suffering through a difficult time, and thus, are reaching out to canvass community support for Hope’s Door, an organization that seeks to end domestic violence and empower victims to achieve safety, independence and healing from the trauma of abuse. They are collecting gift cards, household items, toiletries and non-perishable food to donate and would love your help. Please drop off any items at the showroom—located at 37 Maple Avenue in Armonk; open Monday-Friday from 10 am to 5 pm—on or before December 18th so they can deliver everything to Hope’s Door before December 25. Below are the items included on Hope Door’s wish list:

GIFT CARDS

Supermarkets: Stop N Shop, Shoprite, Acme…
Drug Stores: CVS, Rite-Aid, Walgreens…
Store: Target, Walmart, Kohls…
Other: Metrocards, Phone Cards, Movie Cards, Gas Cards, Amazon, American Express, Visa

OTHER NEEDS FOR THOSE IN SHELTER OR TRYING TO MAKE IT ON THEIR OWN

Clothing (New Only Please): Pajamas, Underwear, Socks, Leggings, Slippers/flip-flops, for both adults and children
Linens (New Only Please): Twin/Full Sheets, Twin/Full Blankets, Pillows, Towels
Devices: Trac Phones, Additional Minutes, Prepaid Cell Phones
Cleaning supplies: Laundry Detergent, Fabric Softener, Dish Detergent, Sponges, and other household supplies
Paper Goods:Paper Towels, Toilet Paper, Tissues, Napkins
Personal Care:Hair Products (for all hair types), Soaps, Lotions, Scrubs, Toothbrushes, Toothpastes, Deodorants
Non-Perishable Food:Coffee, Tea, Soups, Cereals, Peanut Butter, Jelly, Pasta, Pasta Sauces…

Cocobolo Introduces 6,000 Square Foot Design Showroom

Earlier this year, Owen introduced the Cocobolo Design Center, an expansive 6,000-square-foot design showroom, featuring a curated array of furniture, lighting, accessories, fabric and wallpaper for both retail and trade clients.

The debut represents a next-phase business evolution for Owen. While the space had been home to a successful retail concept for decades, Owen saw an opportunity to serve the thriving Westchester design community who previously had to travel into New York in order to source for projects. With a wide variety of sought-after furniture, lighting, rugs and accessories vendors represented in the showroom and at trade pricing, designers can now shop locally. Plus, at the Cocobolo Design Center, designers have a committed and knowledgeable staff at their disposal who are ready to help with all their needs, from research and product sourcing to ordering, delivery, and customer service. The goal is to provide assistance to trade clients so they can spend more time designing beautiful spaces!

Cocobolo Design Center will feature noted design brands and emerging lines, including Vanguard, CR Laine, Palecek, Made Goods, Arteriors, Tech Lighting, Hickory Chair, Julian Chichester, Roberta Schilling, Visual Comfort and many others. Fabrics and wallcoverings are a prominent part of the trade, and designers will find a separate area devoted to each with high-end companies like Romo, Osborne & Little, Schumacher, Holly Hunt, Zimmer & Rhode, JAB, Cowtan & Tout and Phillip Jeffries in the mix. Owen has also introduced vintage, one-of-kind finds into her vignettes—the kinds of elements she uses in her own interior design projects.