New York Magazine

Classic, casual European basics in breathable fabrics at two spare downtown boutiques.

This massive gallery is filled with twentieth-century Scandinavian furniture and ceramics.

This gallery of French Art Deco has desks, dining-room suites, and accessories.

The 2,300-square-foot loftlike shop showcases dreamy beds dressed to show a range of styles.

Fun, casual clothes are the specialty at this Tribeca children’s shop.

Baker showcases everything from 18th century Chippendale to new leather pieces made by Coach.

A gleaming gourmet grocery that serves high-end edibles as well as nuts.

This enormous showroom has Boffi modular components for kitchen and bath.

This German-based skiwear line has grown into an international brand, venturing into handbags, footwear, denim, and fashion.

A who's who of domestic and imported labels makes this store one heck of a toy closet.

The original Bouley Bakery (and current flagship) becomes a gourmet grocery, with breads, pastries, and the rotisserie chicken some Tribecans live on.

Susan Lane's offbeat clothing-and-accessory line is perfect for creative layering.

Housed in a former dairy-storage warehouse, this Tribeca showroom overflows with European and Chinese antiques spanning the 17th to 20th centuries.

Custom bike shop meets state-of-the-art fitness center with spin classes, a pool, and a cafe.

In this town, closet space is gold.

A spacious Tribeca lifestyle store with stylish maternity wear and kids’ furniture and clothes.

Luxurious wool and silk carpets handmade in Nepal.

A little shop with a big international selection of natural, organic, and biodynamic wines.

Paint-your-own-ceramics shop popular for group events.

This floral designer thrives on the details of a wedding to reflect the bride and groom's personal style.

This Asian-schooled designer's handmade scarves, capes and tees are permeated with Eastern flair.

Myoptics founder Tim Fabozzi's eyewear stores come fully equipped with an on-site optometrist.

This mecca of mid-century design is packed with furniture, lighting and other objects.

This well-edited shop has an interesting mix of decorative European and American furniture and objects.

Hearty foods and rugged grooming products for urban pets.