Our friends from ATTIC DC (online resource for finding furniture from local stores and the same folks who accurately reported Millennium closing on U Street) share the sad news:
“Next up is Trohv in Takoma [232 Carroll Street, NW]. They’re planning to close for good in mid to late January. They’re starting to offer discounts etc. Their original Baltimore store will remain open.”
Update: Official announcement from Trohv:
“Hi Friends and Neighbors!
We hope the holidays have treated you and your families well. As we enter the New Year, we have news about our DC shop. We’ll keep it short and sweet. We’ve loved being a part of the DC and Takoma communities. We’ve met 1000s of great customers and supported more than 150 local artists during our nearly five years being open in Takoma. To the Takoma community specifically, thank you for welcoming us, appreciating the store, and letting us participate in various ways in your amazing community. Despite how much we’ve loved being part of the Takoma/DC community, the DC shop hasn’t met our hopes and we’ve decided to close the DC shop in order to focus on our Baltimore location.
Our DC shop’s last day for business will be on or around January 17, 2016. Beginning on January 4, we will have a store-wide closing sale where we’ll mark down items ranging from 20-80%. We will be selling pretty much everything, including store fixtures, displays, lighting, and various materials for a wide-range of potential projects. The one exception for sales, as usual, will be on artist-made consignment items. We’ll be offering discounts on those items as agreed to by the various artists. All sales will be final.
Please stop in and pick up something you’ve been eyeing! Even if you’re not in the market for anything, please stop in to say hello and enjoy the shop one last time.
With gratitude,
Ben, Carmen, Kenneth and the Trohv team
Trohv, 232 Carroll St, NW
Takoma neighborhood, Washington, DC
Oh, one last thing! Get your Trohv fix by visiting us in Baltimore! We’re located at 921 W. 36th St., Baltimore, MD 21211 in the amazing Hampden neighborhood just a couple miles north of downtown. If you haven’t been to Hampden, you’re in for a treat – so many great shops, galleries, restaurants, and bars. See you there!”
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