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A home-accessories shop with Hable Construction pillows, Italian linens, and Madeline Weinrib area rugs.

This charitable vintage shop draws shoppers more for its affordable fabric selection than its dated apparel.

Ecoconscious unisex styles from emerging designers.

Brooklyn Heights consignment shop brimming with handcrafted children’s toys and housewares.

An eclectic selection of home goods (and gifts) from across the pond.

As the only used bookstore in a highly literate neighborhood, this shop favors the serious and the scholarly.

This 3,000-square-foot kiddie emporium has everything a parent needs for the first eight years.

Favorites include stackable gold rings with single semiprecious stones and cluster earrings and bracelets.

No-nonsense basics and practical separates in Cobble Hill.

Owner-designed, customizable furnishings in rosewood, fabric, or leather.

A stationery and gift shop with the same history-steeped elegance as its Brooklyn Heights neighborhood.

A rich, carefully chosen collection of Middle Eastern textiles

Rocco and Jezebel does business online and by catalog only.

You’re a long way from PETCO at this modern, design-conscious shop for savvy Brooklyn dog and cat owners.

Seaport favors seasonal flowers and throws in offbeat accents like rose hips and artichokes.

A well-stocked source for comics, graphic novels, apparel, and accessories for more than 25 years.

Multigenerational Brooklyn women stock up on career couture from Theory, Max Mara, and Tahari at this inviting family-owned boutique.