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Live like you were born in the lap of luxury. Shop contemporary European furnishings and accessories that are as appealing to one's wallet as they are to one's eyes. You will discover Italian products at different price points that are similar to other more expensive manufacturers. Under one . . . more |
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Capture Parisian charm at Maison 140, where owner, Ramsey Marc, has recreated a marketplace of hand-selected furniture, art and decor direct from France. Delightful pieces depicting rustic charm and retro chic as well as modern elegance are chosen by Ramsey himself.
So who is Maison 140's . . . more |
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140 9th Avenue
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Jen McGlashan is the innovative mastermind behind McFlashpants, ethical jewelry and home decor made from re-purposed, everyday items. The unique name of her business came in the form of a telemarketer's call during the dinner hour and will forever be remembered by the McGlashan family. Convinced . . . more |
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Hidden away on the second floor above Chelsea's New London Pharmacy is New London Luxe, selling home-ware with an international or domestic flair, as well as other intricately styled luxury items. At New London Luxe, one learns that luxury today does not require a high price tag. The philosophy . . . more |
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246 8th Avenue 2nd Floor
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Heather Fagan showcases the grandeur of nature with her unique line of handmade art & jewelry, Bettula. Having been inspired by a piece of birch wood that she found on her family’s property, Heather began what she calls a “curiosity project,” which would bloom into a full line of embellished . . . more |
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Cec LePage debuted her eponymous Lucite accessories collection in 1979, creating one-of-a-kind high fashion runway jewelry for John Anthur, Marc Jacobs, Tokio Kumagai, Geoffrey Beene, and Patricia Field, the stylist for HBO’s Sex in the City series. In 1990, LePage went on to launch her line of . . . more |
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72 Thompson Street
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A “Bonjour!” welcome mat lies in front of Le Maison Supreme, an antique homegoods shop in the Eastern Village of downtown Manhattan, whose window display has even the busiest of city-strollers halting for a second glance. Owner Pierre Francois Supreme waits inside amongst an array of glitzy . . . more |
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617 Hudson Street
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This well-lit, restful sanctuary is filled with furniture, tableware, bed, bath, and home accessories required for the up-and-coming generation of environmentally conscious, style-conscious consumers.
Greenhouse is the boutique of Wilsey Wolf and Toni Nicolo, New York natives striving to bring . . . more |
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375 Atlantic Avenue
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Exotic worldly home furnishings and decor. Each piece is personally hand selected by the shop's owner who travels the globe on a regular basis. . . . more |
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If you want to come home to an apartment full of fabulous furnishings and decor, visit Chelsea’s Apartment 48, where you’ll discover beautiful things to help you entertain guests and make your home yours. Apartment 48 provides fine imported goods from France and other fanciful places around the . . . more |
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12 West 17th Street
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New York City's only Chinese department store and a New York institution. No matter how many times revisited, Pearl River Mart is always a fun and interesting place to shop. The two and a half floor-through store spans between Broadway and Mercer Street occupying the basement up to the second floor . . . more |
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Located in a Front Street mall in the DUMBO neighborhood is Antique Boutique on Front, a small shop visibly brimming with history. The place is packed from top to bottom with intricate antiques and rich furniture, from detailed Baroque chairs to turn-of-the-century lamps dangling from the ceiling . . . more |
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145 Front Street
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One-of-a-kind, hand-blown glasses for drinking, votive or other decorative uses. Two designs In over 300 colors. Percentage of each sale goes to help cancer patients and for cancer research. . . . more |
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