$ 3,780.00Litt Concept House is Los Angeles's destination for European antiques — a 20,000-square-foot showroom in Sherman Oaks where every piece was chosen by hand, from estates and dealers across France, England, Belgium, and beyond. Since 1973, the Litts have built one of Southern California's most respected collections of 18th and 19th century originals. Not a marketplace. Not a warehouse. A real shop, run by people who know what they're looking at.
If you're searching for Los Angeles antiques with genuine provenance — not wholesale imports, not pieces manufactured to look old — this is where designers, collectors, and homeowners across the city come.
Litt Concept House is Los Angeles's destination for European antiques — a 20,000-square-foot showroom in Sherman Oaks where every piece was chosen by hand, from estates and dealers across France, England, Belgium, and beyond. Since 1973, the Litts have built one of Southern California's most respected collections of 18th and 19th century originals. Not a marketplace. Not a warehouse. A real shop, run by people who know what they're looking at.
If you're searching for Los Angeles antiques with genuine provenance — not wholesale imports, not pieces manufactured to look old — this is where designers, collectors, and homeowners across the city come.
Most antique stores buy from dealers. Kevin and Dina Litt buy directly from the source. Twice a year, they travel to England, France, and the Netherlands to walk through farmhouses, attend estate sales, and work with the same regional contacts their family has cultivated since the store opened in 1973. Every piece at Litt Concept House made that trip.
That means no wholesale imports, no mystery provenance. When something is listed as 18th century French, it's because someone who knows what 18th century French looks like said so — and has been saying so professionally for 50 years.
Los Angeles has no shortage of furniture stores. It has very few places where you can walk in, find a genuine Louis XV bergère that arrived from Lyon six weeks ago, and leave with it that day. That's what Litt Concept House has been since 1973.
The showroom is in Sherman Oaks, at the center of the San Fernando Valley — accessible from Studio City, Encino, Brentwood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, West Hollywood, and the Westside. Interior designers from across Los Angeles regularly make the drive. The 20,000-square-foot space makes it worth it.
Most antique stores buy from dealers. Kevin and Dina Litt buy directly from the source. Twice a year, they travel to England, France, and the Netherlands to walk through farmhouses, attend estate sales, and work with the same regional contacts their family has cultivated since the store opened in 1973. Every piece at Litt Concept House made that trip.
That means no wholesale imports, no mystery provenance. When something is listed as 18th century French, it's because someone who knows what 18th century French looks like said so — and has been saying so professionally for 50 years.
Los Angeles has no shortage of furniture stores. It has very few places where you can walk in, find a genuine Louis XV bergère that arrived from Lyon six weeks ago, and leave with it that day. That's what Litt Concept House has been since 1973.
The showroom is in Sherman Oaks, at the center of the San Fernando Valley — accessible from Studio City, Encino, Brentwood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, West Hollywood, and the Westside. Interior designers from across Los Angeles regularly make the drive. The 20,000-square-foot space makes it worth it.
