The new space at 1400 Hertel Avenue is extraordinary. In what was the original building that once housed a Woolworth's, many aspects of the original architecture have been restored with a labor of love, and love it you will. Upon entering the vast showroom, your senses come alive with the aroma of scented soy candles while spectacular chandeliers capture your attention and highlight the artful display of classic modern furniture and style, floor to ceiling.
The evidence is clear; room is a shopping destination comparable to those found in metropolitan cities. Exclusive sought after lines such as Mitchell Gold, Kartell, Gus* Modern and Nuevo are available locally, at greater value in comparison to cities like Toronto and New York. It is no longer necessary to venture outside of Buffalo to access the latest in dwelling design.

In fact, room itself has been sought as a retailer for Calvin Klein's up and coming new line of furniture this summer, a statement only 100 stores can boast throughout North America. The style scouts at Calvin Klein thus confirm that room has grown to establish its brand as a true furniture store. "...Confirming that Buffalo too has grown", says room Product Specialist Andrew: "room isn't getting Calvin Klein, Buffalo is."
More than just a furniture store, coupled with the creative talents of Michael P. & David B., room is a resource center for design that can beautifully transform any space for anyone. Expect to receive outstanding customer service that is tailored to meet each individual, uniquely. Room may be bigger, however when it comes to style and design, no vision is too small, no budget is too small and no room is too small.
room hertel 1400 hertel ave. buffalo ny 14216 | p. 716.939.2692




Room is a great addition to Hertel..Anyword on who will be occupying the soon be vacated Pacillos and the old Accessories on the Avenue?
Coffee Culture was interested in the Accessories spot, but decided against the space due to lack of parking, apparently.
We've been told over and over there's no such thing as parking. Or free parking. Or something like that.
Coffee Culture has a lot to learn.
I concur, but that's the actual reason they chose to pass on the location, they did consider it and had interest. Personally I think there is plenty of available on street parking around the area.
I was being sarcastic. I wouldn't tell CC what to do either way with their decisions about parking and where to locate. Up to them. Spot on Elmwood and Main St williamsville has good parking lots. Same with Starbucks on Elmwood and Delaware/Kenmore, etc.
Good news for anybody local wanting to open up a cafe in that space. Cafe Allegro a few doors down seems to do fine with no on site parking.
hopefully something soon. i'd hate to see room's nice new store bookended by big "for lease" signs for months and months.
i saw in the buffalo news yesterday hertel is getting the area's first iraqi restaurant, but that'll be further down at 1201 hertel.
Thats good to see. That end of the street has been taking on a middle eastern flavor lately and Im glad to see the variety. Somebody has bought and fixed up the old "Cafe Garangelos" building next door so something may be in the works there.