The “kitchen rock star” enters the DDB

The kitchen rock star, aka Christopher Peacock, is set to open a new showroom in the DDB, making it the company’s first in New York City.

We had a chance to chat with Lane Brooks, Creative Director and VP of Communications for Christopher Peacock, who told us how thrilled they are about the new venture.

“I can tell you we’ve always wanted to open a New York showroom,” said Lane. “It’s part of our global strategy, and in addition to pulling from the metro area, we are confident that this new showroom will also attract an international clientele.”



Christopher Peacock specializes in fitted furniture, interior paint products and spectacular hardware. Their work has included many of the world’s most luxurious private estates across the globe

You can find showrooms in Greenwich, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco and now our very own DDB. Christopher Peacock has been manufactured exclusively in the United States for 20 years.

“This is going to be our flagship showroom,” said Lane. ”We personally believe there’s not going to be anything else like this showroom in New York.”

The showroom is under construction but will be open by November on the 5th Floor of the Annex Building, 222. For more information on Christopher Peacock, visit the website.

Every day this week we’ll be spotlighting a new DDB showroom; check back tomorrow to learn about PID Floors!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's "Where in the DDB?" post.
Hint: This company, known to offer "the best seat in the house," has provided seating for clients including presidents, prime ministers, kings, and the pope!

If you guessed the Christopher Hyland for last week's "Where in the DDB?" post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This highly respected purveyor of this high-end-fabrics, wallcoverings, trimmings, furniture, lighting, and rugs company has most recently been in the news for his newly established eBook on fabulous design, architecture, and more all over the world.

If you guessed the Agostino showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: As one of New York's pre-eminent antique houses, this company has built its impeccable reputation by bringing only the finest examples of 18th- and 19th-century English and Continental antiques to the marketplace since 1978.

If you guessed the Lutron showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This company is known for being a technology-centered and people-driven company. As a private corporation guided by its founder’s simple but profound principles of caring for the customer, company, and people with value and innovation, the company has a long history of significant growth and smart innovations.

If you guessed the Maya Romanoff showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This showroom, renowned for extraordinary surfaces since 1969, is celebrating its 40th year with the unveiling of its much anticipated Anniversary Collection, a limited-edition folio of three tie-dye wallcoverings inspired by the company founder's earliest textile works, now contemporized by New York designer Amy Lau.

If you guessed the William Switzer showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This company was founded in 1952 as a full-service interior design business. Since 1978 the company has evolved into a business that specializes in the production of beautiful handmade furnishings including bespoke custom furnishings, fine-quality antique reproductions, original house designs and inspiration for some of the world's finest practitioners of interior design.

If you guessed the Christian Fischbacher showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you were right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This family-run company, currently headed by a husband and wife duo, has been focused on the creation of exquisite textiles since 1819—always insist on the highest quality for our products, both in design and in the materials used.

If you guessed the Marc Phillips showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This company's dedication to providing exquisite hand-crafted carpets for any and all design aesthetics is what draws designers in. It is also widely known for its eco-friendly products and pushing for sustainable design without compromising taste or beauty.

If you guessed the Robert Allen showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This company's renowned Color Library was the first of its kind to be introduced to the industry and is known for its exceptionally effective method of organization by color.

If you guessed the Anichini showroom for last week's "Where in the DDB?" post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: Founded 25 years ago in Vermont, this company has become one of the most prestigious brands of luxury textile and home furnishings around the world.

If you guessed the Kravet showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This company's commitment to innovation has helped transform it from a small family-run fabric house in 1918, to one of today's global leader in home furnishings, representing brands and designers from all over the world.

If you guessed the Maya Romanoff showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This company, renowned for extraordinary surfaces since 1969, is soon to be opening its very first New York City location on the DDB's ninth floor. The company also celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.

If you guessed the JAB USA showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: Known  as a worldwide fabric editor on all five continents, this company sticks to the motto that it "does not simply sell fabrics, but a lifestyle."

If you guessed the Christopher Hyland showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This showroom is a playground for those of us who never tire of looking at fabric. The showroom is also known for the adorable pooch that can often be found there.

If you guessed the Knoll Luxe showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

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Hint: Founded in 1938, this company is internationally recognized for creating workplace furnishings that inspire, evolve and endure. Their DDB showroom is also known for its frequent soirees and constant new arrivals.

If you guessed the Houlés showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

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Hint: This French company of international recognition is a family-run business established in the heart of Paris in 1928. The company is best known for its creation of trimmings and design of decorative curtain poles, fabrics and accessories.

If you guessed the Andrew Martin showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

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Hint: This showroom is known for their fabulous parties and their eclectic and provocative product.

If you guessed the Clarence House showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: Since 1978 this company has evolved into a business that specializes in the production of handmade furnishings including bespoke custom furnishings, fine quality antique reproductions, original house designs, as well as the Lucien Rollin Collection.

If you guessed James Perse showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the DDB?

Think you can guess which DDB showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the DDB. The answer will be in next week's Where in the DDB? post.

Hint: This Company was founded in 1961 by New York interior designer Robin Roberts.

If you guessed the Sherle Wagner showroom for last week's Where in the DDB? post, you're right!