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Designer teapots, flatware and other eclectic household knickknacks are housed in this legendary Italian kitchenware master's American outpost.

Designer teapots, flatware and other eclectic household knickknacks are housed in this legendary Italian kitchenware master's American outpost.

Oceanic-inspired lighting in organic shapes.

Gifts for all ages from Japan, China, India, Korea, and Indonesia.

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.

This charitable vintage shop draws shoppers more for its affordable fabric selection than its dated apparel.

Hieroglyphic ties, Caribbean dolls, and ancient Mexican stamp kits inspired by the museum’s worldly exhibitions.

Housed in a former dairy-storage warehouse, this Tribeca showroom overflows with European and Chinese antiques spanning the 17th to 20th centuries.

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

Boerum Hill design store with mid-century modern furniture, industrial antiques, and novelty items.

Paint-your-own-ceramics shop popular for group events.

The sculptor-turned-florist stuffs her tiny, white brick space with sculptures, stained glass, vintage family photographs, and an array of wild, ferny bouquets

A showroom of detailed, handmade doorknobs and handles.

See the profile of this NYC store at 30 Gansevoort St.

Art gallery, tea salon, and boutique.

Though the striking offerings range from amateur collectors' items to bona fide art-world rarities, the main commodity here is weighty hardcover art tomes on Modernist art figures.

Family-run Tribeca shop with both new and hard-to-find vintage bathroom fixtures.

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

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.

Stylish, ecofriendly home furnishings and accessories on Atlantic Avenue

Fair-trade, handmade goods by Mexican artisans.

Ilene Chazanof's loft is crammed with, as she says, everything from plastic to platinum. By appointment only.

Well-edited collection of hand-crafted antique Chinese furnishings in Greenpoint.

Well-edited collection of hand-crafted antique Chinese furnishings in Greenpoint.