Walking through Chelsea, Furnish Green's window caught my eye. Reminiscent of the fun antique…read moreshops from the Village circa 1970s and '80s. A lot of kitsch. The store is filled with collectibles: furniture, pottery, lamps, art, '50s dresses. Well-priced ..... considering it IS Manhattan. A particular painting caught my eye. With no more space in my apartment -- the walls are filled! -- I was thinking of a friend. Art is personal. Never a good gift idea. What I love, most people don't. Except my daughter whose artistic taste frequently jives with mine. The proprietor directed me to their website, which showcases items in their warehouse as well as what's in the shop. furnishgreen.com Well, the original oil (from the Democratic Republic of the Congo) isn't what my friend is looking for. She said it would work for her house in Colorado, but not her studio in NY. Oh well. I tried. Check 'em out!

I always pop in to this shop to see their ever changing collection of great vintage furniture,…read moredishes and ephemera at very reasonable prices. If you're into retro decor, this is the place! Very helpful staff too!

I'm not sure how to categorize this store but it's like a Knick Knack store. They have books,…read moresouvenirs, key chains, chachkies, etc. There's plenty of NY themed stuff like a pigeon section. Books, stickers, plushies, etc. it's located on the street level and there's is a entrance via 50th st and an entrance in the lobby of the building as well.

I absolutely adore this chain and spend too much of my monthly paycheck here. They are a seller of…read moreboth Sonny Angels and Smiskis . They are so hard to find in the city. There are 3 locations. Definitely call ahead to see if they have that you are looking for!! Customer service is excellent. Selection is generally good for most items (some are limited). Definitely my favorite spot in NYC.

Oh I wish I lived closer …read more... The staff was very friendly. Gave my niece stickers for her birthday The items in this store are amazing. So many cool things. They had some good smelling coffee beans. Wish I picked some up. I'll be back

This is the cutest shop of random Knick knacks!! It was highly recommended on social media go visit…read morewhen I was searching for places to go to in New York. I love stores like this that offer a variety of random items that anyone is sure to enjoy or find something. Unfortunately I couldn't bring a lot of the ceramic plates or kitchen items home because I was worried they would break en route. However, they do offer shipping for a hefty fee. I also saw that they have a pet portraits section in the back. Sadly did not have enough time to get one but it looked so cute! I ended up buying an "F off" tote bag. Very funny and very New York. Highly recommend if you are in the area and wanting to look for a cute quirky shop to explore.

Best curated shop I've been to. If you need any gift, they've got you covered. Go support local!read more

I've been coming here for years and it never disappoints - this has got to be one of the best gift…read morestores in Manhattan. The selection is unique and always high quality. They have everything from hand made ornaments, beautiful scarves, wall and table art, household items, trinkets, great selection of candles, etc. The employees are super friendly and helpful too. I generally come here at least once a year at Christmas time and always end up leaving with a few great finds. Would highly recommend to anyone in need of a nice gift for a friend or loved one.

I love the MoMA and there are plenty of awesome designs at the MoMA store that showcase artists or…read moreart displayed in the museum. There are so many options to pick up a souvenir from your museum visit! The location of the store is split in three locations, two inside the museum itself 1) directly to the left and down a floor when you enter from the 53rd Street entrance, 2) upstairs on the second floor of the museum toward the east side of the building closer to the second floor museum cafe, 3) directly across the street from the 53rd Street entrance on the south side of the street. They all carry the same items with varying degrees of overlap, the second floor store is the smallest, the store across the street carries more home furnishing items. From postcards, posters and stationery, writing tools, kitchen serving ware and utensils, toys, jewelry, accessories, home decor, books and other printed media, expect all sorts of creative designs. While I want to support art and artists, I think the only downside is that prices are definitely on the higher side, in general NY tourist attractions tend to upcharge so much for even the most basic items (like $8 magnets).

MoMA Design Store is a design boutique located next to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), a leading…read moremodern art museum in New York. The store offers a variety of products that incorporate contemporary art into lifestyle design. Products range from fashion accessories, household items, interior decoration, and design stationery. The unique and practical items make them popular gifts and souvenirs, making it a popular destination for travelers.

I discovered this website about 6 weeks ago when I was searching for matching pieces to my existing…read morefurniture that are no longer made by the manufacturer. I was thrilled to find them at a huge discount. Aptdeco made the whole process very easy. My only minor complaint was the lack of updating the shipping/tracking information. However, I was able to reach out to both delivery teams (I ordered 2 pieces) and they responded very quickly. Both were very polite when delivering and made sure I was satisfied before leaving. Highly recommend!

AVOID AT ALL COSTS. I deeply regret not checking reviews before using this service. Given the…read moremassive cut they take from your sale, you would expect seamless delivery and top-notch customer service--it's far from it. First, they aren't transparent about their fees. Then came the pickup nightmare: I waited in my apartment for three hours during a four-hour window, only to receive an email stating they were rescheduling the pickup for three weeks later. When they finally showed up for the rescheduled date, they arrived nearly an hour after the four-hour window closed. To top it off, one of the movers smelled strongly of marijuana, offered no apology for being late, and had the audacity to ask for a tip. Given how little money I'm actually making after their outrageous fees, I wish I had just given the couch away for free.

I used to come here a lot when I worked nearby, finally dropped in after a few years and it feels…read morelike coming home. It's a small space but if you need something specific they likely have it. I ran out of Florida water so I came in to grab a fresh bottle plus a tiny palm crystal and smudge stick. The owner is always sweet and when checking out he paused, looked up at me and asked, "do you like rose?" I'm obsessed with rose! Scentelate makes their own rose incense sticks so he packed me 2 to try. I always recommend Scentelate, this place is 5 stars for a reason.

I was introduced to this place back in 2017 by a co-worker. Who is now my wife. This shop is…read morequite small, but cozy. Packed with everything from Incense smudges, scents and soaps; to unisex jewelry, rocks & crystals (raw and cut) tarot, greeting and playing cards. The owner, who is so friendly and always with a smile, is always there to answer questions and help out with recommendations. You can usually hear him talking with a soothing cadence, that is relaxing to listen to while browsing. The place is usually busy, with people of all walks of life, but not overly packed. A lot of other stores of this nature, seem to pop up overnight with the intent to make fast money. ScentElate is all about helping people achieve some enrichment to their lives.

Impeccable selection of home decor and home goods! They recently added a cafe and flower shop to…read moremake the store experience even better! This is my new favorite place for flowers!

When you order something that you pay for gift wrapping you would think that the company would take…read morethe care to take the price tags off the merchandise right? Wrong, not at Jung Lee. They embarrassed me at a party where I gave what I thought was a very nice gift... BUT when your gift has a price tag on it you look tacky and your gift looks cheap. If I wanted a cheap gift I would have bought something at Walmart. That is how my gift was perceived when it was open. WTF where is the customer service here. Gift Wrapping means it is a "gift" and that means I dO not want a price tag. Get your act together.