RH Boston | The Gallery at the Historic Museum of Natural History

Furniture store · Back Bay

"Originally built as the New England Museum of Natural History in 1863, the RH building is the second oldest in the Back Bay. Worth a trip to check out the build out if you haven't been. Restoration Hardware features upscale home goods, timeless furniture, textiles, tableware, lighting & more. Oh and there's a wine bar!" - Amalgam

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234 Berkeley St, Boston, MA 02116 Get directions

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