Step into the enchanting world of Hunt & Bloom, a treasure trove of extraordinary design that combines a passion for the past with a fascination for the timeless beauty of today. Founded by Will Hunt Lewis, we are relentless hunters, tirelessly scouring the globe for the most remarkable pieces that bridge the gap between past and present.

As you peruse our carefully cultivated offerings, we invite you to immerse yourself in the stories, craftsmanship, and artistry found within each item. From the sleek lines of mid-century modern barware to the delicate brushstrokes of hand-colored French book plates dating back to the 1700s, our collection has been meticulously curated, ensuring it resonates with discerning collectors and enthusiasts alike.

 

 

Meet Will Hunt Lewis

 

Will Hunt Lewis has enjoyed an illustrious career in the world of home furnishings for nearly 25 years. He debuted his first award-winning business, Stems, twenty years ago in the enchanting Mississippi Delta, where he seamlessly oversaw every facet of the home furnishings, gift, and full-service floral and event studio, creating an immersive experience for his discerning clientele.

Shortly after, Will Hunt embarked on a new chapter in New York, spearheading merchandising and buying for both the retail and wholesale divisions of Jonathan Adler. His acumen soon caught the attention of industry leaders, leading him to join the buying team at One Kings Lane, where he held a pivotal role as the head of the fine furniture category.

Most recently, Will Hunt spent nine years at Kravet Inc. He served as Senior Vice President of Merchandising and oversaw all aspects of merchandising and product development for the renowned CuratedKravet division and the iconic Donghia lighting and mirrors.

With boundless expertise and an unyielding passion for design, Hunt & Bloom is Will Hunt’s next venture that unites his unique background with a deep appreciation for the transformative power of curated home furnishings.

At Hunt & Bloom, your experience is more than a mere transaction. It’s a celebration of the past and present where every piece carries a tale waiting to be discovered.