A Brooklyn Table

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Über-sleek aesthetics can feel cold after a while, so those on the hunt for a dose of urban warmth won’t want to miss this furnishings store. In the words of co-owner Nathalie Roy, the store embodies a “Brooklyn classic” feel and carries everything from daintily feminine Juliska glassware to tabletop items by lesser-known studios like the South African Mustardseed & Moonshine. (Plates, linens, and silverware are displayed atop Chinese, French, and British antiques to give shoppers decorative ideas.) For the bride and groom who’d like to get their wine glasses somewhere other than Williams-Sonoma, A Brooklyn Table features a registry, too; the Riedel can cost 15 percent less here than at the national chains. — Caroline Callahan