New York Magazine

Offbeat hodgepodge of design-centered finds for body and home.

A clothing store in the front and barbershop in the back, houseed in a Colonial American-inspired space.

This 3,200-square-foot ecosuperstore supplies a range of organic, recycled, and sustainable options for the home, from glitter-speckled natural-quartz countertops to water filters.

Refurbished mid-century furniture and custom creations that attract decorators and designers.

Brothers and co-owners Aziz and Rachid Ouassil take frequent buying trips to faraway destinations like Syria and Morocco to handpick the furnishings and home accessories found in their store.