Spring 2008

SHOPPING CHICAGO'S ANTIQUE MARKET
by Megan Baldwin, Andrea Kasprzak and Lisa Skolnik

"...An unmatched collection of rare Asian furniture, fine art, artifacts and accessories showcased in an evocative setting..."

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January/February 2008

Photography by
Matthew Gilson,
John and Andrée McArthur,
and Katrina Wittkamp

BEST OF CHICAGO DESIGN
by Gina Bazer, Lisa Cregan, Nadine Ekrek, and Dennis Rodkin

"This block-long, 23,000-square-foot Asian emporium...features Chicago's largest collections of Thai and Chinese antiques..."

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Winter issue

DOUGLAS VAN TRESS
THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

"...Catering to A-list celebrities and design-conscious Chicagoans, 'who really appreciate the history tucked inside a beautiful antique,' Van Tress has designed his store in an unusual fashion..."

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January 2008

SCENE IN CHICAGO
by Amalie Drury

Photography by Mariah Smith

"...The Golden Triangle celebrated the opening of its new 23,000-square-foot home at 330 N. Clark Street with a bash for 600 quests..."

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The Golden Triange was featured in one of the most important design resource directories for 2007: House & Garden Designers' Best of 07.

The Guide: CHICAGO "... Designers often head to The Golden Triangle for Asian antiques like armoires and chests that add variety to modern interiors."

Great Bone Structure: Chicago's Gold Coast yields a 19th-century treasure. "... Garrigues decorated the dining room with temple wall hangings from The Golden Triangle in Chicago."

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Essential Information: The Golden Triangle "At this mecca for authentic Asian antiques, 150-year-old altar tables double as buffets, antique cabinets as entertainment centers."

Mod and Zen "... The Golden Triangle, a must-hit spot for beautifully displayed antique furniture."

Laura's Loves: The inveterate shopper takes us on a tour of some of her favorite local haunts "The Golden Triangle ( 312-755-1266) is great for British colonial bookcases and cabinets, amazing ethnographic objects, unusual coffee tables, and giant vessels."

Earthy Does It: High style — naturally "Thai designer Udom Udomsrianan's sculptural Bird's Nest Chair made of renewable wild rattan, $1,200, at The Golden Triangle."

A family affair: The Goldman home encourages togetherness. "... An antique Chinese cabinet purchased from The Golden Triangle in Chicago holds a television."

A Fifth and "Best" Year for the Chicago International Antiques and Fine Art Fair "... Chicago's Golden Triangle had its exhibit filled with red "sold" tags from the preview until the show's closing. Some of the items going out were all of their betel boxes, a Chinese coffee table and two British Colonial teakwood bookcases."