Posts Tagged ‘Tremont’

Banyan Tree began life as an art gallery, back in 2001. When visiting the store today, in its original Tremont location, the shop still has the intimate feeling of a well-curated gallery – full of founder Christie Murdoch’s Bali-inspired works of wearable art. The wide layout of the store offers an ever-changing canvas: there’s something new to take in at every turn: unexpected color combos; vibrant embroidery; patterns & prints that range from vivid to subtle. In addition you’ll find Cleveland-made jewelry, books, home goods and more – all with an unmistakable sense of being rooted in local community, one infused with international flair.

Cleveland Chocolate Company’s
bean to bar chocolate is a labor of love! Chocolate has few ingredients so sourcing the best quality is key in producing the finest chocolate. Procuring the best ingredients allows the natural flavor profiles to shine in every handcrafted well-balanced batch of organic fair-trade chocolate is truly a labor of love from harvest to each bar. Cleveland Chocolate Co. offers a range of products made from fairly traded organic cacao, roasted, cracked, winnowed & stone ground on-site in small batches.

Everarbor is a Cleveland-based outdoor lifestyle company with a passion to “step outside”. It is focusedon making apparel for people enthusiastic about the outdoors and appreciating the elements. In addition, Everarbor specializes in offering diverse, innovative services including conservation-focused tree care, landscape design and sustainable construction implementation. Everarbor also developed and produces Everbrew™ — a certified and trademarked locally-sourced organic fertilizer/soil additive. It serves as a nutrient supplement for urban farms and residential gardeners.

Evie Lou is a contemporary boutique that embraces personal style across the size spectrum. This a effortless women’s boutique that features clothing, shoes, and accessories you’ll want to wear all day. Dress for style and comfort today! Browse in a laid-back atmosphere, featuring fashionable apparel, shoes and accessories by various designers.

Steelyard Commons, a retail development in the industrial flats south of Tremont, is home to a number of big box retailers. Among them is The Home Depot, which provides tools, appliances, outdoor furniture, building materials to Cleveland, residents. No matter the hardware need or project, they’ll provide support and materials – including curbside pickup and delivery.

Makeka’s Loft, named after the owner’s daughter, was started 25 years ago. Out of the owner’s desire to wear stylish clothing and his passion for the fashion industry, the company’s clothing collection included selections of fine suits, quality shirts, and an assortment of accessories. At Makeka’s Loft, the personnel is competitively competent in today’s men’s fashion and committed to the quality of clothing. The personal service offered to you is above and beyond conventional retail and your positive experience is the #1 priority.

Elio Calabrese and his team at Urban Planting have an extensive knowledge of plants, plant design, and purchasing. They came to mind again when SCA started to thinking about retail at The Lincoln—especially considering the building’s emphasis on greenery.
Urban Planting Cleveland was founded in 2017 – it offers plant care, classes, plant rentals, commercial interior landscaping, and custom moss artwork. In conjunction with his expansion to The Lincoln, Elio plans to introduce additional services, including additional workshops and expanded class offerings.

Rook Modern specializes in vintage and modern designer furnishings, decor and art. Most of its inventory is from the 1950s-70s but ranges from Bauhaus-Contemporary. Its ever-changing inventory has a focus on Modernism & the Decorative Arts. See iconic pieces and hidden gems during the open showroom hours on Saturdays from 12-4 or schedule an appointment, available daily from 10-8pm.

A bookstore with that lost independent feel — a relaxed, inviting environment conducive to discovery, where quality takes precedence over quantity, where the books marginalized by commercial concerns have a home. If you come in looking for something specific, we will have it or we will find it for you. If you come in looking for nothing in particular, you can lose yourself in a world of new ideas.