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Milkmaid glasses and skull mugs in the kitchen section peer across the cavernous showroom at animal print throw pillows and Calligaris dining tables.

This sleek home-design store stocks upscale furnishings, gadgetry, and décor for the kitchen, dining room, bedroom, and living room.

A man's home is his castle, or his museum, after he decorates with the impeccable Victorian furnishings found at this Brooklyn store.

Furniture, housewares, and rugs from around the world.

This vintage furniture and housewares shop deals in cute retro and kitsch items from the fifties, sixties, and seventies, along with the occasional big-name score.

Best known for her botanical-print pillows, Stanoff also sells collectible glassware, bedding, and photo albums at this waterfront studio.

Local interior-design firm’s showroom of original contemporary furnishings

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

The third and largest Bird outpost includes an expanded selection of menswear, home accents, jewelry, and beauty products alongside women’s apparel from around 50 labels.

A mom-and-pop housewares boutique for modern-day Williamsburg.

This crowded market draws about 200 vendors every Saturday, selling a mix of new and used goods.

The space at Skylight One Hanson is the perfect place to trade vintage goods, as it's an antique in itself.

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

Brooklyn Heights consignment shop brimming with handcrafted children’s toys and housewares.

This antiques store offers furniture and memorabilia at reasonable prices.

This charming boutique stocks a small, curated stock of men’s and women’s clothing, housewares, and gifts.

This Bed-Stuy furniture store offers works both modern and antique.

Neither chairs nor furnishings are part of the stock. Just home accessories and tchotchkes.

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

A most unusual vintage furnishings store that takes "eclectic" to beautiful extremes.

The brains behind 'Dossier Journal' open a retail space featuring men's, women's, and vintage attire.

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

Owner Russell Whitmore’s antiques store infuses small-town discoveries with a New York state of mind.

Interior designer Demi Adeniran offers cheerful home furnishings and assorted other finds in her Prospect Heights shop.

This 11,000-square-foot warehouse flaunts furniture and oddities donated from wrapped TV shows, movies, theater productions, and music videos.