Woolworth’s This Isn’tAfter trying the gallerista thing for a few years after college, now-26-year-old Claire Distenfeld realized her true calling was retail. But her […]
Art Within ReachThe Affordable Art Fair showcases contemporary art from more than 75 galleries in the relatively accessible price range.
Market Sweep: Vendors RisingThe Dekalb Market (138 Willoughby St., at Flatbush Ave., Downtown Brooklyn) and Brooklyn Flea (176 Lafayette Ave., at Clermont Ave […]
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Best Bet: Don Saddles Custom-upholstered bike seats by a Brooklyn furniture-maker and textile designer.
Yoga Mats Go BespokeOne less-than-harmonious aspect of the yoga world’s famously body-blind inclusiveness: Burly, six-foot-tall practitioners are handed the same 68 […]
Your Closet Will Thank ThemSpring’s premature arrival has inspired a feverish desire among clotheshorses to rotate their winter wardrobes early, and a new crop of stores a […]
Calling Urban-Design GeeksJohn Locke has launched the Department of Urban Betterment, a pet project that seeks out creative uses for underutilized public space.
How Do You Say ‘Zen’ in Spanish?While Korean-, Japanese-, and Russian-run spots dominate the city’s steam-and-soak circuit, Spanish chain Ancient Bath’s new Tribeca spa Aire—th […]
Best Bet: Otter WaxAll-natural wax for weatherproofing your spring wardrobe.
A Marriage of AccessoriesErica Bradbury is teaming up with leather-jewelry-makers Cold Picnic to open a permanent store on March 1, A Thousand Picnics.
The Shoes Are Nice, TooAfter earning notoriety as co-creator of Barneys’ trippy Gaga’s Workshop over the holidays, the Brazilian-born, New York–based artist Eli Sudbra […]
The Permanent Pop-UpIn December, retail consultant Rachel Shechtman made an educated gamble on a 2,000-square-foot temporary shop called A Startup Store Beta that s […]