CLICK TO VIEW OUR PORTFOLIO.The 15 Best Furniture and Home Stores in New York CityCreated by Foursquare Lists Fishs EddyThis place is awesome! If you find yourself short on dishes or glasses, definitely pass by. They've got some really cute items--made in America!--and their sales are fantastic.The perfect antidote to gorgeous but expensive houseware shops, Fishs Eddy is filled with piles of unique, affordable and incredibly fun dishes and glasses...Secret-> Their products make people smile Read more.Look for standout vintage (love the 1960s airline flatware) and only-in-New-York patterns like Floorplan and Heroes of the Torah. Great store for profsssional & hand forged knives, tea sets, Japanese cookware. Fun to watch them sharpen my chefs knife by hand.Great Japanese knives and cutting boards. I’m left handed and really appreciate that, for 50% extra, they will make you a left handed knife.-Wylie Dufresne, Top ChefFantastic showroom staff. ABC Carpet & HomeMost inspiring home decor shop in New York.
There's also an incredible selection of delicate jewelry.A warehouse-chic aesthetic for decorators who like their high-end antiques with a bit of character. Check out location across the street for furniture, linens and home accessories. Sex and the City happened here. This is the home and décor store where Charlotte and Bunny shopped for dust-ruffled beds. New York Design CenterThe people at Apropos furniture were wonderful to work with and now carry my paintings! ~"Wonderful World" 60" x 60" Read more.This is a must attend event on 9/19 from 2-9 pm.Got to get this done!!!! BDDWThis Soho shop features designs by Tyler Hays, who specializes in traditional and modern wooden furniture. Favorite pieces include the maple slab coffee table, which can be customized. If you ask nicely, they’ll give you some of the BDDW-branded archery targets that they use for league nightsFurniture store by day & the stomping grounds of Foursquare's Archery Team by night. Look for the huge chalkboard on wheels to see current league standings (100+ teams!)
We've been shooting well! CB2Crate and Barrel's hip, younger sister. This less expensive, modern line—also available at a Midtown location—has fun, quirky accessories as well as a good-quality line of contemporary furniture.Where I buy most of the serving dishes and party accessories for my company - hip, modern, and affordable, not to mention, green! -Jacqueline Lombard, Top Chefbuy everything in the entire store Sur la TableBeautiful store, try the cooking classes if you can, the kitchen space is amazing and great instructors!The cooking classes are fantastic! You get to try everything you make. Left full and happy. Can't wait to try another! Chef Jessica was awesome.The pasta cookin class rocked. A&G MerchA&G Merch stocks great gift ideas from art to dishware to quirky stuffed animals, plus vintage-inspired furniture and home items galore. Must-visit for the stylish set.We love the skeleton fireplace matches ($9) here as a stocking stuffer---find hundreds more design-conscious gift ideas in the 2011 Holiday Gift Guide!
Beautiful stuff, good prices. Crate & BarrelThey have the best wine glasses option! The Village Voice voted this Best Downtown Place to Pee When You Really Have to Go in our Best Of New York Poll!Need a place to chill after a bloody mary brunch? Check out the axis 4-piece sectional at crate&barrel. Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co.Closed on Sundays and Mondays. Lancelotti HousewaresBest kitchen home store ever!Winner of Best Tiny Store for Home Goods in the Village Voice 2011 Best Of issue! Convenient to lower Manhattanites, they has a bit of everything!cute awesome household treasures - design-centric Nalata"Hands down, my favorite store in NYC. It eases my itch for all things Japanese-crafted." - David Chang, chef, restaurateur, entrepreneur Read more.Some of the most beautiful Japanese home goods heaven. Beautifully curated selection of homewares. A lot of it. The Container StoreAmazing store, great for people who love to organize! Plastic containers of every size imaginable, organizers, stationary, kitchen storage, office, bathroom..
It’s a right of passage to come here with your parents before you pack for college. Just don’t have a breakdown like B did. (Don’t You Forget About Me) Great boxes for baked goods! Coming SoonCool selection of modern home good gifts"The owners work directly with the artists and designers they stock in the store, which adds to the personalized feel of the Coming Soon experience." - Taylor Okata, creative director, stylist Read more.The owners have an eye for the unusual and a passion for facilitating artists’ curiosities, often commissioning one-of-a-kind items, like marbleized concrete incense burners and bumpy ceramic vases. Williams-SonomaThey have fabulous #cheesemaking and #homebrewing kits. And, if you’re feeling adventurous, try out the kombucha making kit and brew your own fermented tea!Fab cooking demonstrations.2 orange oven mits for $20!!! Wheelchairs and transport chairs enable those who are permanently or temporarily disabled to be more mobile, so that they can easily move around their homes and when out in public.
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