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Posts tagged “Midtown West”

Dyke's Lumber

Do you have old architectural detailing in your apartment that needs repair? Or do you just want to add some? Then try Dyke's Lumber. They're a fantastic local supplier of wood mouldings, among many ...

Art/asap

Got art? Sofas, rugs and artwork are some of the toughest challenges when furnishing an apartment. Here is another good resource for artwork that we recently got a few tips on: Despite it's K-Mart...

Spoiled Brats Pet Food & Supplies

Spoiled Brats is a healthy mix of loud mouth New York attitude and organic, holistic mindfulness. Providing organic and all natural food, vitamins and supplements for dogs, cats, fish and birds, they...

Chelsea Garden Center

One of the few remaining garden shops in the city, Chelsea Gardens has moved around like a gypsy over the past 10 years expanding and contracting as their fortunes rose and fell -- and real estate has...

Scholten Japanese Art

If you are looking for Japanese prints, we have a tip that Scholten Japanese Art is a real good place to check out. Apparently the largest gallery in NY to specialize in Japanese art, Scholten is...

Lee's Art Shop

If you're in midtown and need some framing done, we have a recommendation that Lee's Art Shop is a "a viable, albeit volume (and sort of hit or miss) alternative on the lower end of the framing dollar...

MoMA Design Store

Not so Mini. To be honest, we long ago grew dissillusioned with the MoMA Design Store and felt it had lost its relevance as so many other shops sprung up with more creativity and more edge. We add t...

B & J Fabrics

High End. We are adding B & J Fabrics to our Stores Guide because of their remarkable selection of fabrics. B & J has no website and no reviews anywhere else that we could find. What is this good ...

Frank Close: Architectural Stained Glass

To the trade. Our selection this week for a hard to find to-the-trade artisan is Frank Close, who designs glass window installations for residential and commerical projects. To us in New York, where...