In the past year alone, Irish luxury furnishings outfit Orior has opened a 4,500-square-foot flagship showroom in Soho, launched a capsule with fashion designer Christopher John Rogers, and just last month introduced a new collection of generously proportioned seating on the occasion of NYCxDesign. Under the creative direction of Ciaran McGuigan, son of founders Rosie and Brian McGuigan, the brand has leapt from its earnest, craft-focused beginnings in upholstery and Scandinavian-inspired seating to a globally recognized purveyor of striking, high-end Irish goods.
To track this evolution, AN Interior phoned into the brand’s Newry, Ireland workshop for a chat with McGuigan about the new collection, the numerous
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