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Neighborhood
Flou's new Soho store is filled with beautiful
minimalist beds equipped with ingenious storage solutions (lift
up the mattress, store things underneath). No room for a bed? What
about a cuddly fleece blanket for those cold January nights? These
are fluffy, fringed, and fabulous. In fifteen colors ($152).
Flou
42 Greene Street, 212-941-9101
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Served on the
Rocks
For kids, finding cool rocks is practically a
competitive sport. And geodes—ugly on the outside, glistening
on the inside—are the ultimate find. The grown-up version? These
cool coasters, made of Brazilian agate, which look most amazing when
lit from beneath. In green, blue, purple, and natural ($45).
Karkula
68 Gansevoort Street, 212-645-2216
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Rubber the Right Way
Frolicking in the snow in a chunky sweater
is great—in a catalogue, that is. There’s nothing fun about
wearing wet wool. A compromise: C.P. Company's rubberized sweater,
a boiled-wool zip-front cardigan with a very light rubber coating
that makes it water-resistant ($475).
C.P.
Company and Stone Island
106 Wooster Street, 212-965-5330 |
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Keep Them Hanging
Chandelier earrings are undoubtedly sexy, but
they can also be heavy and hard to wear. Thaya and Binny's light,
festive, handmade earrings offer maximum effect with minimal discomfort.
Styles, sizes, and colors vary ($20 to $40).
Nisa
250 Elizabeth Street, 212-925-4772 |
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Warm Thoughts
Who says scarves need to be flat and rectangular?
This grandma-goes-space-age number is like jewelry for the neck. It's
wool (but not itchy), warm, and handmade in Nepal, with a portion
of the proceeds benefiting a local children’s fund. Also in
blue and lilac ($125).
Lucy Barnes
117 Perry Street, 212-647-0149
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