Emeco House

08/14/2026

Ducky has loved all the visitors this week who came to pet her and sit in the Navy Lounge collection. We’ve loved having our doors and windows open!

04/11/2026

Welcome to our first ever Sample Sale! We have an assortment of chairs available - only in person, here at Emeco House in Venice.

April 10-13
11am-7pm

First come first serve.

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04/10/2026

04/10/2026

Chairs lined up and ready to find their forever homes in our first ever Sample Sale at Emeco House!

03/13/2026

Architect’s Art: Brian Murphy- Painting and Sketching, David Turnbull- Sketching, Jennifer Seigal- Collage, Neil Denari- Drawing, Kulapat Yantrasast- Sculptural Furniture, Olin McKenzie- Photography.
Thank you to these amazing architects for letting us showcase your great (not-work) work. And HUGE thank you to talented for beautiful photography.

03/12/2026

End of February, we hosted Architect’s Art- a time to show off those whose work we admire that doesn’t get seen by the public eye. We asked 6 architects to show their side creative projects, and were blown away by the work. Opening photos here- exhibition photos incoming. Thank you for the photos.

02/20/2026

Next week we open the doors to ”Architect’s Art” - an exhibition showcasing architects’ creative expression outside their architectural practice. Welcome to the opening event on Wednesday February 25th, 5-8pm, RSVP via link in bio!

02/11/2026

February 25th! Opening our exhibition to showcase the creative work of Architects outside of their regular practice. We asked for works not presented in a client meeting and they provided. RSVP here: https://www.emeco.net/emeco-house-rsvp

02/11/2026

In mid January, we hosted the Panel of Amateurs at Emeco House alongside legendary local architect Mark Mack. A conversation between architects, community activists, experts, and Venice locals to discuss the future of our city and present ideas. What a great conversation and so much more to come.

10/10/2025

On Tuesday, we hosted an event with around sustainability and circularity. Two terms that carry weight and greenwashing potential- but are still critical goals of our industry. The group of architects, designers, and friends from shared in a dinner conversation about how we approach circularity- does it mean more durable to extend the time in the field? Is it a consumer education problem? Should we reconsider how we treat vintage and used furniture/textile? We are so grateful for our collaborators who engage in these discussions and help move the needle. So much more to come!