New York Magazine

There's no place like home especially at this huge, eclectic, high-end furniture and accessories outlet.

High-end cane and rattan furniture from a fourth-generation family-owned business.

Specializing in furniture repair, this shop has also amassed an incredible collection of vintage office furniture.

A well-stocked craft shop on Park Slope’s popular Fifth Avenue.

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

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

A Swedish-furniture oasis beloved by design professionals.

This shop focuses on international antiques, accessories, and furniture, especially from Colombia, Italy, France, and the Americas.

Filaments owner Randy Howard once turned a piece of old dental machinery into a lamp.

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

Both classic plush and sleek modern numbers for urban couch potatoes.

Refurbished mid-century furniture and custom creations that attract decorators and designers.

Distinctive hardwood furniture made to order in Vermont.

If your Louis XV chairs are less than pristine, furniture repair specialist Richard Moller has the best hands in town.

Environmentally sound, locally sourced furniture.

Handcrafted American furniture for every room, in black cherrywood from Pennsylvania’s Allegheny Plateau.