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26 Goods for the Study
234 Mulberry St., between Prince and
Spring streets
The little brother to the beloved independent
McNally Jackson Bookstore, Goods for the
Study is a quaint shop that sells luxurious
new and vintage writing accessories, and
new and vintage library furniture. The interior
was a homegrown collaborative effort by
Sarah McNally and Sandeep Salter, who
designed elegant mahogany shelving made
by Brooklyn's Patrick Bozeman. The booksellers at McNally Jackson built the entire
interior, including restoring the wood beam
ceiling and inlaid hardwood floor.
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Photo: David Brandon Geeting
27 Intermix
332 Bowery St., at Bond Street
Following a $130-million acquisition by
Gap Inc., Intermix rolled out an ambitious
4,300-sq.-ft. store on The Bowery and will
expand in Brooklyn as well. Intermix Bowery's offerings of brands like Helmut Lang,
Rag & Bone and Yigal Azrouel, playlists of
Morrissey and The XX, and décor of wood
display cases, wood veneer and exposed
brick walls, iron-beam racks and gray suede
ottomans speak to its darker and hipper
East Village neighbors.
Photo: Mikiko Kikuyama
28 James Huniford Design Studio
210 11th Ave., at 25th Street, Ste. 601
James Huniford's interior and furniture design firm opened its Chelsea design studio,
which showcases his Huniford Collection-
old-meets-new sophisticated slope-armed
sofas, vinyl, metal and oak coffee tables, and
intriguing antique bronzed steel pendants.
29 Joe Fresh
462 Broadway, at Grand Street
Following a warm embrace by fashion- and
budget-savvy New Yorkers, September
welcomed the city's opening of the fifth
Joe Fresh store. The brand's signature modern aesthetic is on display in the fresh, white,
open 10,000-sq.-ft. loft-style shop.
Photo: Thaddeus Rombauer
30 Jung Lee
25 W. 29th Street, at Broadway
Jung Lee, the New York-based event
planning maestro, opened up a smart shop
across from the Ace Hotel where clients can
buy furniture, wall art and housewares
accessories at a wide price range. The
grand, 3,600-sq.-ft. space also offers
flowers and adorable hostess gifts.
31 Maison Ladurée
398 W. Broadway, near Broome Street
In mid-November, the iconic 151-year-old
Parisian macaron shop will open the "biggest
Ladurée in the world" in a prime downtown
location. The tourist and sweet tooth attraction will feature a restaurant, three salons, a
macaron shop, a full-sized bakery, a terrace
and macarons flown in from France daily. In
theme, French children's store Bonpoint will
open next door.
32 Manuel Racim
44 Hudson St., near Chambers Street
This summer, Parisian transplants Manuel
Guardiola and Racim Allouani opened a
high-tech, no-appointment-necessary
bespoke custom shirt shop for men.
Remote-controlled panels reveal hundreds of
fabric choices and a wall mirror becomes a
touchscreen surface, allowing customers to
browse options throughout each step of the
custom design process from monograms
to threading. The order is then processed at
a 100-year-old French atelier and shipped
within two weeks.
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33 Pas de Calais
482 Broome St., between Greene and
Wooster streets
The cool, high-end, minimalist Japanese
brand debuted its first international location
in an all-white SoHo space. Pas de Calais is
named after the region in France famous for
producing lace, and like its namesake, the
interior of the store reflects organic elegance
in details like the ceiling's suspended white
wires that look like a textile loom and a piece
made from 3,000 transparent white leaves
in spiraled motion. Marvels like these are
paired with inspired rustic pieces, such as a
sculpture crafted from vintage windows.
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