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Part retail store and part showroom, Antony Todd’s airy shop showcases the eclectic style of a designer who created theatrical sets before moving on to high-end floral design and interior décor. Todd’s own modern creations—simple, lacquered coffee tables, X-leg stools, and Lucite chandeliers—are interspersed with restored antique sofas, carpets, and objets d’art from around the world. This combination of old and new sometimes coalesces in a single piece like a bronze-and-steel bookcase by Parisian designer Renaud Vuaillat who modeled the shelving unit on some nineteenth-century wooden pieces from the French embassy in Spain. Though nothing is labeled with a price tag, Todd’s typically well-off clientele need not ask when completing their six-figure living room set. — Jed Egan

If you’re looking for elaborate but modern arrangements, designer Todd is your man. As usual, he doesn’t want his prices listed, but his résumé—which includes Martha Stewart Weddings editor Darcy Miller’s nuptials and the Byzantine Ball for Save Venice—should give you a sense of the league he’s in.

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