Larchmere Clothier

Larchmere Boulevard was originally a Hungarian and Italian working class Cleveland neighborhood, just N of the landmark Shaker Square - the 2nd oldest planned shopping district in the country, built in 1929. After World War II, with the expansion of suburban areas everywhere, Sedlak Interiors started its empire on Larchmere, eventually occupying 14 buildings and stabilizing the urban neighborhood during their forty years here, 1949-1989.