About Kāv Style

Why We Exist

I suck at picking out decorations, and I would say most men do. Hell, the only thing left from my decor, before getting married, is a red pitcher my mom gave me. That's it. And most large retailers don't make it any easier for guys as the product selection is geared towards female shoppers. Trust me, I know. I have worked with some of the largest in the US.

So I grabbed some friends (a designer, a curator, and my wife) and I started Kāv (pronounced Cave, as in Man Cave) to curate items that guys would like along with looking good in their homes.

So no matter if it's your first bachelor pad (or you fourth), if you're a new homeowner, or it's just time to update your man cave, we're here to help find the best of home decor, furniture, and accessories to make your home yours. That place that makes you the happiest and most proud.

Happy shopping and let us know how we can help.

- Chris

P.S. We love our female shoppers too, but guys need the most help.

Inspiration

Thom Browne’s Midcentury Pad In Greenwich Village

Architectural Digest has a new profile on Thom Browne’s modest (as in relatable by you and me) bachelor pad in the West Village. So modest, in fact, that there’s just a twin bed, a sure-fire way to keep you feeling...

Sigmund Freud’s Office

Recently I watched the film “A Dangerous Method,” in which Michael Fassbender portrays Carl Jung opposite Viggo Mortensen’s Sigmund Freud. There are extensive scenes set in Freud’s office, which is lined with books, modern art, and packed with figurines from...

Scot Meacham Wood Launches Vintage Barware Collection

Colleague and pal Scot Meecham Wood continues to expand his tartan-trimmed empire with a new website for his design services as well as a growing variety of wares in his home collection. These wares include a wide selection of vintage...

The Three-Button, Bow-Tied Armoire Bar

Last week I attended the Architectural Digest home and design show here in New York. It was a bit disappointing, so I’m just going to run one photo of this rather clever creation by a couple of young furniture makers...