New York Magazine

A collective venture where contemporary American artists and craftsmen can sell their wood, glass, and ceramic creations.

The luxury book publisher of high-shine manifestos on photography, art, and fashion unveils its first stateside boutique in the lobby of the renovated Plaza Hotel.

This tiny, glitzy Christmas store sells ornaments, nutcrackers, toys, and holiday kitsch year-round.

This green-minded furnishings shop specializes in rustic, shabby-chic wardrobes, shelves, and side tables.

The Texas-based retailer known for its affordable apparel, jewelry, beauty products, footwear, and home furnishings makes its first foray into Manhattan.

With a style that's Wonderland-on-Fifth Avenue, this housewares and furniture store's penchant for glamorous kitsch makes decorating feel like child's play.

No. 8a is full of gifts aimed at the traveler who loves design and abhors nostalgia.

Stylish, ecofriendly pillows, lampshades, and other decorative home objects.

A showroom providing impeccably crafted and detail-oriented home furnishings.