Miami architect Max Strang was on a flight to the Bahamas when he looked down and saw the island of Andros. This, he knew, would become the name of his newest venture: Andros Home, a design resource hub in West Palm Beach offering furnishings as well as storage solutions. Here, Strang shares more about how he is introducing prestigious American and European labels to the area.
What inspired you to open Andros Home?
The idea was very simple: Let’s curate some of the best brands and bring them to Palm Beach under one roof in a multiline showroom. Additionally, we wanted to provide a sophisticated logistics center to support local designers.
Tell us about the inventory.
We wanted to mix well-known names such as Tribù, Verellen, Van Rossum, Poliform, Aguirre, Royal Botania, Sossego and Kettal, with other makers not as widely recognized.
Walk us through the setup.
Andros is an 18,500-square-foot facility that includes an interior showroom, an outdoor lifestyle area and a logistics center. While the architecture shouldn’t be a distraction, the space is stylish with soaring ceilings and effortless circulation through different vignettes.
What can we expect this season?
Andros is envisioned as a vibrant hub for collaboration, inspiration and creativity, so we plan to frequently host events.
