Totokaelo is a trendy, open-concept boutique in Seattle, offering a curated selection of high-end fashion and home goods in a welcoming atmosphere.
"Reach the Edge of Stars at Totokaelo in Seattle The fabulous and creative Jill Wenger created and founded the beautiful Totokaelo in 2003 in Seattle 's Capitol Hill neighborhood. This store is truly a purveyor of beautifully designed and thoughtfully curated fashion and objects, as the website proclaims. At Totokaelo, they "represent artists and designers whom they believe to have an independent and thoughtful sense of beauty and believe the art and objects a person chooses for their life are a reflection of values and perspective." Totokaelo means 'to reach the edge of the stars' in Latin, and it's easy to see that Jill has done just that, as soon as you walk in the door."
"Totokaelo, Capitol Hill by Hum Creative. They can’t help but treat clothes as art. With just the right mix of haute fashion that you’re a little afraid to touch, and great everyday pieces by ultra cool designers like Rachel Comey and ACNE, Totokaelo’s clothes are second only to their space. Set up like a museum with expansive white space and lots of light, the whole place turns shopping into an event."
"Originally based in Seattle, Totokaelo brought its unique approach to multi-brand retail to Soho in 2015. Somewhere between indie boutique and designer department store, the shop stocks clothing, accessories, and home decor with a distinctively modern, highbrow point of view. Dresses by Zero + Maria Cornejo and Collina Strada share space with Noguchi lamps and ceramics, which look like they came straight out of a Morandi painting. The whole place, in fact, feels like an art gallery. Don't leave without admiring the avant garde shoe collection." - Andrea Whittle
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