Centro

09/01/2026

3 Design Brands added to Fall SALES at Centro: Artemide, LucePlan, and Emeco - https://mailchi.mp/centro-inc.com/fall_2026_sales_centro-v03

08/29/2026

Wait for it…

08/28/2026

Just added to our Fall Sales, only at Centro in STL: 15% - 25% OFF Moooi, Flos, Foscarini, and Ingo Maurer - https://mailchi.mp/centro-inc.com/fall_2026_sales_centro-v02

08/20/2026

Fall SALES at Centro: 20% OFF Knoll, 25% OFF Richard Schultz, and 25% OFF Herman Miller, now through 09/22/26. Our next drop of brands on SALE is 08/28/26, so watch this space! - https://mailchi.mp/centro-inc.com/fall_2026_sales_centro

07/02/2026

Centro will be CLOSED on July 4th in honor of Independence Day.

Photo: 3 Flags, Jasper Johns (1958), Whitney Museum of American Art

06/07/2026

A fantastic evolution. 🔥🔥🔥

04/13/2026

The Blu Dot SPRING SALE is on! - https://mailchi.mp/centro-inc.com/blu_dot_2026_springl_sale

04/08/2026

Word is out! We were given no "heads up" by the corporate folks at Herman Miller, but it's true: they're opening a retail storefront in the Central West End this summer. Centro has been the Authorized Herman Miller Retailer in St. Louis for 25 years, and we've lost count of how many customers are happily lounging in an Eames chair or working from a correctly-sized Aeron chair. We plan to provide the same level of customer service as always and hope the St. Louis community continues to support our small business by shopping local. Same products. Same prices. Very often on sale.

03/28/2026

STARTS TOMORROW: the inaugural Market on McPherson debuts SUN 03/28/26 and takes place from 10a - 2p on the last SUN of every month through 10/25/26. Growers, makers, artists, and bakers (all hand-selected by a small group of McPherson + Euclid business owners you already know) will share their wares on our charming street. Families and pets welcome!

The third weekend of Market on McPherson is complete. Check back with us in a couple days for details on our final weekend, it's going to be a good one!

02/28/2026

The HIROSHIMA Armchair was born in 2008 from the encounter between Naoto Fukasawa and Maruni’s woodworking tradition in Hiroshima, Japan. At the time of its release, Fukasawa reflected, “I always wanted to design a fine wooden chair that would age with grace through daily use.”

From the outset, the design was rooted in the careful observation of human behavior — how we sit, rest our arms, or rise without thinking. The form developed through a deep understanding of material, structure, and proportion, guided by the belief that a chair should feel natural before it is consciously appreciated.

Experience HIROSHIMA in person at Centro.