Bridgeport

Inspired by an influential, mahogany and leather laden office, with notes of mahogany, teak, and leather.

Originally a fur trading outpost known as “Hardscrabble,” Bridgeport was officially established in 1836 by Irish immigrants working on the Illinois and Michigan Canal. With the completion of the canal, the neighborhood quickly transformed into an industrial hub that attracted a wide array of immigrant groups. This diverse, working-class neighborhood became the birthplace of five Chicago mayors and remains politically influential. Bridgeport continues to be celebrated for its cultural diversity and vibrant community life.

Source: WTTW.