The Myth of the Showroom Was Way Hardcore

The store is now open. Nobody’s slept much in the past few months at Randall Scott, as we’ve been feverishly remodeling our retail space for the opening of our first concept showroom. Instead of hiring professionals to renovate the space, we rounded up our friends and some local artists to do the job, which we thought was brilliant until we actually started working.

All the fixtures came in about two months ago, and we were psyched, until we realized all the instructions were in Italian. Watching The Godfather didn’t help, but 3,000 Spike Energy Drinks and 241 Roxette songs later, the concept showroom was finished. So we celebrated the opening with some Capri Suns and Ballpark Franks………Here’s some pics.



In the showroom we have a few Kiosks where you can shop online while knocking back a few cups of Folgers.





There are also a few flatscreens for your viewing pleasure, and yes, that's Molly Ringwold in Pretty in Pink on the left with Rad playing in HD on the right.




Here's the Big Dog himself cruising the store with one of the Tees designed by our neighborhood artists, and if you look close you might be able to see Hasslehof's head shot inside the "D".



Our neighborhood artists, the boys from Joyengine, after a hard day of changing room Graffiti - and we'd like to congratulate Lucian (second from left) on being the answer to the age old question, "what do women want?"

The finished dressing room, complete with green stool and no door - amazing






From Left: Grilling Queen Sam Mishkin, The Boss, Fat MacNamee ordering more food to feed Fat Brattles (on the chair)

So we'd just like thank everyone who lived at 2897 Mapleton for the past few months trying to get this puppy open - much appreciated. And a sincerely special thanks to Joyengine who's mastery of 80's kitsch brought the showroom straight to 1984.

So, if you're in the Boulder area stop and check us out at 29th and Mapleton.