Look out NYC — here comes The New Victorian Ruralist.I'd love to hear your shopping recommendations!
We'll be returning to our favorites, but it's always nice
to add some new spots to the itenerary. Already on our
favorites list are: John Derian, ABC Carpet & Home,
Upper Rust, Obscura, and Paula Rubenstein. Please
share your favorites. We'll talk about clothing later!
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totally jealous. NYC is on my mind right now. Have a blast. we'll look forward to hearing all about your trip when you return...
ReplyDeleteNo worries — I'll be posting throughout the trip.
ReplyDeleteNeat blog! Just found you...now following and will be back for sure because there is loads of inspiration here. Will
ReplyDeleteJealous.
ReplyDeleteSO jealous.
I just want to live in NYC. Is that so wrong?
I hear you Jason. Loud and clear.
ReplyDeletewww.amyperlinantiques.com
ReplyDeleteyou may want to check out Grounds For Sculpture they have wonderful landscaping
ReplyDeleteGracious Home, of course. But also the antiques store on the corner of 72nd and 3rd. It is my favorite favorite and one day maybe I'll be able to actually buy something there.... ; )
ReplyDeleteB4 It Was Cool at 89 E. Hudson St. for fabulous industrial lighting. I have not been there yet, but my son who lives there has, and will be taking me next time I visit. Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteI live in NYC in the village. Get out to caroll gardens on smith street. There are tons of interesting stores there. There are also some amazing antique stores with industrial furniture on Atlantic ave in Brooklyn. I'm renovating my loft so I have been to them all. Noholoft.blogspot.com
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I forgot to mention future perfect on bond street in the village
ReplyDeleteWe can't wait to hit Atlantic Ave. in Brooklyn! We've got a list.
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