New York Magazine

Milkmaid glasses and skull mugs in the kitchen section peer across the cavernous showroom at animal print throw pillows and Calligaris dining tables.

This sleek home-design store stocks upscale furnishings, gadgetry, and décor for the kitchen, dining room, bedroom, and living room.

The third and largest Bird outpost includes an expanded selection of menswear, home accents, jewelry, and beauty products alongside women’s apparel from around 50 labels.

A mom-and-pop housewares boutique for modern-day Williamsburg.

Shopping in this retro vintage store is like rummaging through the bedroom of an incredibly cool seventies teenager.

This colorful, kitschy store stocks affordable apparel and offbeat gifts.

An unexpected angle on mid-to-late-century modern.

Home furnishings and knick knacks plucked from Peru, Italy, Mexico, Cambodia, and beyond reflect the Spanish owner’s love of colorful handmade wares.

Prurience and playfulness permeate the youthful, kitschy knick-knacks and objets d’art of this furniture-store-cum-art gallery.

Jewelry designer Guenevere Rodriguez displays affordable stone and metal baubles inspired by Reiki in this serene, Zen-like store.

Fair-trade, handmade goods by Mexican artisans.

Acclaimed glassblower’s public-access studio and shop.

Sarah Meyer and Ryan Thomann’s lifestyle shop boasts unsung clothing brands and handpicked home décor.

A serene shop in the heart of Williamsburg, offering ultramodern, super-chic home furnishings and accessories.

Glassblower Michael Anchin’s shop is filled with a gorgeous array of tall, twisting vases, wildly paterned orb lamps, and one-of-a-kind bowls.

Owner David Halpern’s well-edited collection of mid-century modern finds, gathered from around the world, has earned him a reputation for a discerning eye and a knack for flawless vintage repair work.

A tribute to the simple life, Moon River Chattel offers various utilitarian objects.

Custom clothing doesn’t get any cooler than the Trash-A-Porter creations from this Williamsburg design house.

This store is a convincing facsimile of a thirtysomething creative professional’s living room — mod furniture and arty books included.

A kitschy-cool selection of vintage and new home goods and fashion in a tiny Williamsburg shop.

Williamsburg’s take on a discount warehouse, where the prices are low and the fashions are forward.

This idyllic gardening shop teems with flowers.

This Williamsburg pioneer has fifties, sixties, seventies, and even eighties furniture, and a knowledgeable staff to show you around.

A hub for local, green-minded furniture design.

A self-proclaimed “junk shop” on the border of East Williamsburg and Bushwick, this thrift store is a jumble of secondhand clothing, furniture, toys, books, and assorted knickknacks.