New York Magazine

Expect the unexpected at Chelsea’s surviving outdoor market, whose longtime venders reliably unearth one-off treasures for flea-bitten fans.

A gigantic discount warehouse of major bargains on food and a department store’s worth of other goods.

See the profile of this NYC store at 59 Crosby St. in Manhattan.

This inventive home-furnishings company fills its first U.S. showroom with rare objects like a chair crafted from layers of colorful rags, a golden silicone tablecloth, and a rotten-wood wall shelf sprouting tarnished tin mushrooms.

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.

For those few remaining people unfamiliar with the mega-retail Swedish behemoth, Ikea is synonymous with affordable, ultra-modern home furnishings and decor.

Judith Stiles's nature-inspired ceramics mix with furniture, pillows, glassware, and accessories in this earthy, elegant shop.

An interior designer’s Disneyland