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November 16, 2009
The Perish Trust San Francisco
This gallery of a store is a collection of curiosities, antiques, and the like for the home that celebrate forgotten industries and Americana.
October 22, 2009
Anthropologie London
All the shabby-chic housewares, quirky gifts and cute clothing found in the American chain now available in the massive Regent Street store.
October 6, 2009
Joanne Rossman Boston
The tiny boutique is carefully packed with unique goods for you and your home. Check out needlepoints from PatchNYC or blankets from Jeanette Farrier. Chatting with the adorable store owner is worth the trip.
September 24, 2009
Great Balls of Yarn Miami
The knitting store sells loads of yarn (obviously), but there are also classes (for beginners and all-stars) and trunk shows.
September 23, 2009
OK Los Angeles
The affirmative is in order at this design store, which begs to decorate a Neutra home with modern glassware, ceramics, wood objects, art books, and framed Yoshitomo Nara prints.
Photo: Vlada Syrkin / Courtesy of OK
September 8, 2009
Verde Philadelphia
This well-stocked home store offers the finer things, like rare flowers and floral arrangements, jewelry and accessories, and artisan chocolates made in-house by Marcie Turney.
September 8, 2009
Milk Concept Boutique London
Shoreditch concept store sells a well-edited selection of housewares, fashion and cutting-edge design products. Expect to find everything from bespoke wallpaper and wall lamps to limited-edition shoe collections.
September 8, 2009
The Anne Bonny Seattle
Owner Spencer Moody peddles dead people’s things at his quirkily curated store. Pick up a nude painting, anatomical skeleton, books, costume jewelry, or just browse the oddities.
September 8, 2009
Shag Philadelphia
The Antique Row home store offers swinging ’50s and ’60s furniture, glassware, kitchen goods, and tables at affordable prices.
September 8, 2009
Kenneth Wingard San Francisco
This Market Street home store stocks contemporary goods like mirrors, vases, lamps, and wall art that won’t break the bank.
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