The Aspen shopping scene is getting a much-needed boost from a few new shops that are adding a whole new dimension to the interior design scene.
Arhaus interior design
CHEQUERS
In with the new and out with the old—store location, that is. Chequers has moved, and it is thrilled to be in a brighter, more fitting location in town. The curation of fine gifts and home furnishings is globally inspired and ethical in approach. With an assortment of goods from designers all around the world, Chequers makes sure that all items are ethically procured. And owner Becky Dumeresque is looking forward to this spring, when the shop will have a patio extension of the space beautifully curated with outdoor furnishings just in time for summer. 602 E. Hyman Ave.
ARHAUS
Arhaus is a one-stop shop for furniture and design details. Founded in 1986 with the simple idea that furniture and decor should be sustainably sourced, lovingly made and built to last, this concept store has officially landed in Aspen. Expect to find unique items from all over the world. 625 E. Hyman Ave.
AMEN WARDY
Amen Wardy is the go-to for elevated home furnishings that transcends typical home stores. The elevated curation of home goods, overseen by Soffia Wardy, is sure to give an instant face-lift to any space in one’s home. From luxury candles, to fine linens and gourmet gifts, make Amen Wardy your stop for all things home. 625 E. Main St.
Chequers store front.
RES IPSA HOME
Res Ipsa’s home store will put a smile on your face. Its inviting nature is due to bold colors and a warm atmosphere. From beautifully woven Moroccan rugs to multicolored pillows, this store has just the perfect pop of color for your abode. 507 E. Hyman Ave.
THE LITTLE NELL BOUTIQUE
The Little Nell does hospitality at the finest level, so it makes perfect sense that it has curated a next-level gift shop filled with—you guessed it—the perfect gifts. This chic boutique, located in The Little Nell lobby, has an assortment of luxury gifts, books and blankets that make for a great Aspen souvenir. 675 E. Durant Ave.
Photography by: FROM TOP: BY DAVID O. MARLOW; COURTESY OF CHEQUERS
