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Design Your Mantle at Hable Construction

Thanks to Hable Construction, you can do a little armchair Christmas decorating from anywhere. Just go to their Design Your Mantle page and get started... ...

Environment 337

For every room of your home, Environment 337 has something. A visit to one of their shops in Manhattan or Brooklyn or a look at their website shows that they are all about every facet of the home en...

Pylones

Goofy chic. Pylones carries crazy home products that tend to be plastic, colorful, and wacky. And more often than not, they're products that are molded into animal shapes just for fun. Most everythi...

Alphaville

Peaceful vintage design. Alphaville is a unique little shop that has been around the corner from our home for many years. Populated by toys, posters and "objet" from the '40s, '50s, '60s and '70s, it...

Second Childhood

Tin Soldiers, race cars, planes & tiny furniture. We tripped into Second Childhood a few weeks back and have just been dying to post it. Enter Slideshow Part toy store, part antique store and part...

Kid-O

Modern design for modern kids. We heard about Kid-O from a friend with twins who drools every time she walks by the store. Kid-O seems to bring out this kind of intense emotion. While some parents fin...

Zoomies

Zoomies is the only place in NYC that our client, Sara, will go for her two dogs. Sara lives midtown east and Zoomies is in the West Village, so when she said this to us, we paid attention (BTW this ...

Robin Rice Galley

Discovered in New York Mag a few years ago, Robin Rice Gallery is a small gallery in the West Village and a great resource for beautiful and affordable new photography. Robin Rice Gallery sells ...

Eskandar: Organic Modern Homeware

With a name like Hagen-Dazs, London based designer, Eskandar, surprised us over the weekend with his new-ish shop on West 10th Street. There's not much color here, but Wow! is this a beautiful, airy...

Filaments: New Lamps, Antiques & Restoration

Nesting? Fixing? Both? Showcased in New York Mag's Best of New York last year, Filaments specializes in restoring vintage lighting from the last century into the middle of this one. The take away: ...

Housing Works: Declutter or Decorate This Weekend!

Readers say: "great finds!" & "Always find good used furniture and household products at great prices." Clearly, our reporters have empty apartments and need to nest, but if you are looking to get rid...

William-Wayne & Co.

Traddy. Alright, all you modernists out there, hold onto your hairpieces, because we're inducting a totally trad maxi resource mini store into the guide. Recommended by a number of clients who wi...

Venfield

Mirror-mirror. If you are looking for REAL mirrored furniture or things shiny and fabulous, Venfield is a must-stop store. In our search for mirrored furniture, we have found very few sources and no...

Tao Living

Warm. So we've been eyeing this new H&H store on West 4th since it opened, thinking it was a little pretentious and stuffy, selling pillows and candles, etc..... But last night it just looked like a...

Fetch

More pampering. It seems as if the "pampered pet" are the mots de la moment, if you catch what I mean. Here is another notable. Fetch sells gourmet treats, fashionable accessories and even books an...

Restoration Antiques

This just in. The fellow who used to run the Small Furniture Store, Bob Vissichio, is back with a new store, Restoration Antiques, that sells "workaday" restorations and "great stuff." The old store...

Mxyplyzyk: Mix-ee-pliz-ick

High design & fun. When Ad Hoc shut its doors a few years ago, the only place left in town you could go on the spur of the moment to browse for beautiful, modern, FUN and cutting edge housewares was...

P.E. Guerin: Decorative Hardware

For the home that has everything. Spotted this week in MUG, a very nice description of P.E. Guerin, which makes and sells decorative hardware - everything from doorknobs to towel racks to bathtub fau...

Liza Sherman: Antique Furniture and Unique Accessories

I used to get my shoes fixed in this store. A great cobbler left this storefront just about a year ago, and I was so sad to see the old going and the new, hip antique store, Liza Sherman, moving in. ...

Garber Hardware

To hell with design, what you need is a good hardware store!" This morning I went to Garber, and it was gone. One of the best, perhaps THE BEST hardware stores in the city, gone! Luckily, I discove...

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