Elba G.
7/23/2025
The PDC is pretty cool and an art piece itself. It's pretty big, like.. unexpectedly big. There isn't a lot of movement on the inside because it's mostly catered to trades such as interior...
Pacific Design Center
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8687 Melrose Ave
West Hollywood, CA 90069
The Pacific Design Center, situated in West Hollywood, CA, is renowned both nationally and internationally as a premier hub housing over 70 showrooms. With a focus on interior furnishings for residential and business spaces, it hosts a wealth of educational opportunities and resource information from more than 2,200 leading manufacturers.
Spanning a vast 1.6 million square-foot campus, the center boasts nearly 100 showrooms offering a diverse range of product lines. It caters to professionals in the design, architecture, and decorating industries, providing a rich tapestry of choices for sourcing interior décor.
From collaborations with renowned designers to exclusive exhibitions and fundraising events, the Pacific Design Center is a dynamic space that offers a unique platform for showcasing the latest trends in home design and fostering creativity within the design community.
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3.566 reviews
Amanda S.
8/8/2025
Look for a place that has so much hype around it. I was really shocked to see so many empty showrooms. I went through a few floors and the selection of showrooms is maybe 40-50% capacity. It's...
Brian C.
4/2/2025
Seems like its changed so much throughout the years. I recently visited for the basic.space design retail weekend. It was nice to see the retail stores turn into an art gallery for the...
Sam B.
9/15/2024
I'm not a fan of the Pacific Design Center. This "big blue whale" of a building is impressive from the outside with its twin green and red buildings. However, the inside is a ghost town in terms...
Ed U.
10/22/2023
Y'know, Elton throws his annual post-Oscars party here. Not sure how my invitations get lost every year, but Jamie W. and I found ourselves strolling Melrose Avenue and facing this monolithic...
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