The Future Perfect’s St Luke’s Townhouse, located in the heart of the West Village, presents visitors with a residential concept gallery. This appointment-only gallery was built in 1901 and renovated by iconic English architect David Chipperfield in 2003. The experiential and exclusive environment of residence and gallery in one creates a unique space to view culturally important works in an innovative way.

Throughout the five-story home and garden, collectors, design professionals, and casual admirers can explore a discerning mix of hard-to-find, limited edition, and one-of-a-kind work.

Rooted in The Future Perfect’s legacy of boundary-pushing design, St. Luke’s Townhouse offers an intimate exploration of art and interiors in the heart of Manhattan. With historic bones and a contemporary soul, it invites visitors to experience collectible design in a deeply personal context. We look forward to welcoming you.

Please note: The Future Perfect’s New York location is closed on Saturday and Sunday. This location will be closed August 21-29 for installation.

Set within the storied walls of Villa Paula—a location filled with so much history it has its own Wikipedia page—The Future Perfect’s Miami gallery inhabits a space steeped in layered history. A locale that has acted as the Cuban Consulate, a private residence, and even a haunted manse, the gallery is located just outside the Design District, and continues the interest of juxtaposed inhabitants.

Villa Paula is an icon of Neo-Classical architecture in Miami, and over the decades, the house has served as a diplomatic post, an artists’ salon, and a private residence. It is perhaps best known in local lore as one of Miami’s most haunted homes—a place where history and myth are inseparably entwined. The Future Perfect embraces this narrative as a perfect counterpoint to its contemporary design roster—where the past and present coexist in thoughtful tension.

In honoring the building’s cultural and architectural legacy, The Future Perfect becomes part of a continuum—a new chapter in a place that has long served as a nexus for artists, musicians, thinkers, and even the spiritual realm.

The Future Perfect’s Goldwyn House, located at the base of the Hollywood Hills, presents visitors with a residential concept gallery. The home was built in 1916 by architect Arthur S. Heineman and most notably occupied by the famed movie producer, Samuel Goldwyn. The experiential and exclusive environment of old Hollywood residence and gallery in one creates a unique space to view culturally important works in a novel way.

Collectors, design professionals and casual admirers are all welcome to explore a rigorously curated collection of hard-to-find, limited edition and one-of-a-kind contemporary art and design shown throughout this expansive home and its accompanying gardens.

Embodying The Future Perfect’s spirit of immersive curation, the Goldwyn House transforms a Hollywood landmark into a living gallery of contemporary design. Surrounded by the light and ease of Los Angeles, this space offers a cinematic encounter with form, material, and imagination. Make an appointment to experience it for yourself.

Please note: The Future Perfect’s Los Angeles location is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

The Future Perfect’s San Francisco gallery opened in 2013, in the storied Pacific Heights district. The original gallery was expanded in 2018 with the vision of offering guests a sense of discovery through interconnected rooms and a residential, yet innovative tone. Like New York and Los Angeles, the San Francisco location forgoes the traditional gallery format with the addition of an apartment-like space, which changes frequently. With minimal architectural intervention, the apartment balances a sense of immersion with typical NoCal approachability.

Design professionals, collectors, and casual admirers are welcome to explore this expansive, multi-dimensional space and the rigorously curated collection of hard-to-find, limited edition, and one-of-a-kind contemporary art and design it showcases. Appointments are not necessary at this location, so stop by at your convenience; we look forward to welcoming you.

Stop by our San Francisco Gallery open Monday to Friday, from 10 am to 6 pm. at 3085 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, CA 94115

Please note: The Future Perfect’s San Francisco location is closed on Saturday and Sunday.