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Beautiful estate and antique finds in sterling, enamel, and crystal.

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

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

Oceanic-inspired lighting in organic shapes.

The Architects and Designers Building is New York's ultimate showroom resource for the entire home.

With its regal Anglo crests and purple logo, Asprey stands out from the other glittering emporiums lining Fifth Avenue in the fifties.

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.

A rockhound’s dream, this two-story shop sells minerals from around the globe.

Like a baby-boomer's fantasy attic, this Chelsea boutique is filled with colorful, kitschy delights.

This company owns the rights to the designs of masters like Le Corbusier.

A massive, block-long showroom of art and antiques from over seventy international dealers.

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

This overflowing Hell's Kitchen shop has Victorian sconces, converted gaslights, and more.

An exclusive showroom for high-end Modernist furniture.

An unpretentious Hell’s Kitchen home-accessories store offering handmade home furnishings from sustainable environments all over the world.

Full of chic, sharp designs that straddle modern and traditional tastes.

All-purpose Murray Hill gift store with an eclectic jewelry collection.

Gifts and trinkets from all over the world fill this store to its very high ceiling.

This showroom specializes in handcrafted solid-wood furniture and home decorations from Indonesia.

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

Rain or shine, Chelsea's indoor flea market tempts bargain hunters with artfully chosen high-quality vintage goods, mainly for home and wardrobe.

Here's a first: Spending a weekend afternoon around the Port Authority Bus Terminal by choice.

Pricey, pristine originals from American and European mid-century masters like Marcel Breuer, Arne Jacobsen, and Milo Baughman.

Specializing in early electric lighting and antique picture frames.

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