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More showroom than retail store, this airy shop showcases its creatorÂ’s modern furnishings alongside equally posh restored antiques.

A great place for conversation pieces, including vintage Steuben glassware.

See the profile of this NYC store at 43 Greenwich Ave. in Manhattan.

Glassware from Denmark, Italy, and the States seductively grouped on color-coordinated furniture pieces by the likes of Knoll and Paul McCobb.

One-of-a-kind glass-blown votives in more than 200 hues.

This shop’s eclectic blend of high-end furniture and antiques caters mainly to interior designers.

A small shop that carries quirky yet practical home-décor goods and specialty gift items.

This furniture store offers affordable futons and bar stools to a clientele of NYU students and bargain hunters.

The interior designer’s well-lit loft space makes a lively showcase for brightly colored vintage and new furniture.

Ethnic handicrafts from Central America, Asia, and Africa.

At this budget bookstore owned by a former High Times employee, the titles range from quirky to classic.

This Eastern-inspired boutique is the retail offshoot of designers Donna Karan and Somja Nuttall’s Urban Zen Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to educating underprivileged children and reforming health care.