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An an array of pillows, lamps and stools at Serena & Lily.

The Tall Broderick Bed with Soho Duvet Cover and Sunwashed Riviera Backless Bench.

A Serena & Lily tabletop display.

Coastal Vibe

Serena & Lily opens its first mid-Atlantic location

Serena & Lily, the California retailer known for its laid-back, coastal vibe, opened a Bethesda Row shop on August 3. The company’s first location in the mid-Atlantic (taking the former Redwood Restaurant space) showcases indoor and outdoor furniture, bedding, rugs, lighting, wallpaper, upholstery and accessories.

Open by appointment only, the 3,000-square-foot storefront offers items that homeowners won’t find online. “We have four times as many fabrics in our shops than are shown online,” says Allyson McGrath, vice president of design shops. “And in Bethesda, we partnered with the Capital Artist Collective to showcase the work of local DC artists.” Design consultations are available. 7121 Bethesda Lane; 240-531-1839. serenaandlily.com

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