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RH's New Collection Says the Old Houses Had It Right All Along

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RH has opened a new gallery built around its long-anticipated Estates collection, and the pitch is squarely backward-looking: historical silhouettes rendered in refined materials, drawing on antiques and the ease of California living rather than anything sleek or new. The company is framing it as a turn toward the time-honored, the kind of furniture that looks like it belongs in a house with some age on it rather than one just built. For a market that has spent years chasing period detail in the houses themselves, a major retailer betting on the same instinct in its furniture is a notable alignment, not a coincidence.

With reporting from Veranda.

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