This is a great spot to come if you need a gift, something fun for your home, or a cute and easy…read moreoutfit. They have a nice selection of trinkets and wearables, and even have a kid section in the back.

I usually LOVE this store and have been to all of them across queens. But my most recent visit I…read morehad an older women most likely of Asian decent that worked there making customers and myself very uncomfortable. People were trying on clothes and if they didn't put it exactly back she would walk by them and say "people don't know how to put their shit back". She was extremely rude and very passive aggressive. Again I love Lockwood and everything it stands for but she was very unprofessional especially as a worker who I have seen there for a long time.

So grateful for places like Homecoming! The staff are so welcoming & the coffee is great. An easy…read moreplace to pop in for a quick coffee/bite while having a great conversation or to sit and work (10/10 backyard patio). Highly recommend the breakfast bar, the kombucha, and the cold brew! Special shoutout to this staff for always making everyone feel so welcome! It feels like being home

I'm writing this review because I believe everyone deserves to be treated with kindness and…read morerespect, whether they are a customer or not. We were part of a TV show that was filming next door to this business. They have some benches outside, and I witnessed a situation that really bothered me. An elderly woman was sitting on one of the benches when a woman from the business I'm not sure if she was the owner or an employee came outside and told her, "Sorry, this is only for customers." I understand that the benches belong to the business and they have the right to reserve them for customers. However, I didn't like the way the situation was handled. There are polite and respectful ways to communicate with people, especially an elderly person. I had not gone inside to purchase anything, but after seeing how the situation was handled, I no longer wanted to. You never know who may become a future customer, and the way you treat people matters. For me, this is about attitude and customer service. Kindness should not only be shown to someone after they spend money. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect, especially elderly people. That was my main concern.

After admiring the beautiful rugs on Aelfie's website for months, I finally made a decision and…read moreordered the 3x5 Aziza at a very reasonable price. Aelfie emailed the next day to apologize and tell me the Aziza was sold out in the 3x5 size. She showed me several other styles in that size and said I could choose one of those or size up to 4x6. Since I had my heart set on the Aziza, I told her I would size up and asked what the additional cost would be. She said there would be zero additional cost because the fault was hers for not keeping better track of inventory. Thus I received a gorgeous 4x6 rug for the price of a 3x5 rug. What a generous gesture! The rug arrived today and its vivid indigo-blue and creamy white stripes are even more beautiful in person. I look forward to purchasing more rugs from Aelfie, who is not only an enormously talented artist, but an ethical and admirable entrepreneur.

*Scene begins* young…read moreyet fading hipster accompanies his more elder/hipper expectant parent friends to this rug store in greenpoint. Under the guise of another craigstlist score like the $5000 credenza he'd scored off a guy on the upper east side just last week for $500. (I mean who says no to a craigslist run with the guy who scores a $5000 credenza at that kind of mark down?) They were two breeders with a keen eye for fashion and a strong nesting urge, and I just love nesting too so I was along for the ride. Anway this is all beside the point, but I feel like that's how Yelp reviews are supposed to be formatted. Obnoxious self indulgent personal aside, followed by earnest outpouring of love/vitiriol for local buisnesses. This review being one of the former. Aelfie's is located..... I don't know somewhere in Greenpoint, in what's essentially one of those old industrial buildings that have been converted into lofts/studios. You know like the pinnacle of chic these days. Probably THE best part was as we walked into the studio Peter Bjorn and John's Young Folks was playing over her iMac. It was almost too perfect on so many levels. The owner is a BA-bizzie, she was almost equally as pregnant as my buddy's wife and had such an awesome hustle going on . All the rugs were like either hand made in Uttar Pradesh and designed in her studio or sourced from markets in Instabul./Morrocco... I felt serious DIY #fomo. These are the kinds of buisnesses that the world needs more of...well I mean the world actually needs like a lot more important things than super cute rugs and throw pillows. But you know what I mean

This magnificent space is always on the very top of my list when I visit NYC. The owner, Perri, is…read moreone of the nicest people and she curates some of the best pieces from local artists. Dozens and dozens of new things to discover every time I visit AND pretty reasonably priced which makes my trips even better. Easily my favorite knick knack and goods store in the city - thank you, Perri!

This is a wonderful spot that features all NY-made products by makers and artists. It's got a wide…read morerange of prints, ceramics, home goods, and other goodies. It's the perfect place to get a gift for someone, and to find something to show off your Greenpoint pride. Perry, the awesome owner, is always curating the space, so there's constantly new things that come. Definitely worth a visit!

I couldn't love this home goods shop anymore. They have the most beautiful things at a really fair…read moreprice. Some things are clearly handmade at a higher price (but still so reasonable) and then you find others that are such a steal and look like each one was made by hand. I come here once a month and always leave with something. On top of it, the staff is so so nice. They're really helpful and just all around lovely people. Very happy to support this local business always!

Leif is a wonderful destination for thoughtfully curated home goods, offering a refreshing mix of…read moreglobal design in a warm, inviting setting. The store specializes in beautifully crafted everyday items like cups, plates, textiles, and apothecary products, each piece selected for its quality materials and clean, natural aesthetic. The craftsmanship across their collection is immediately noticeable, you'll find items in ceramic, marble, linen, and wood that feel substantial and well-made. While some of the more substantial furniture pieces or designer collaborations can get pricey, there are plenty of lovely and affordable finds, from coasters to vases, that make perfect gifts or special additions to your own home. The staff are genuinely friendly and knowledgeable, happy to help you browse their well-edited selection. A standout service is their custom slipcover offering for sofas and chairs, which is a unique way to refresh your living space. Whether you're looking for a special housewarming gift or a timeless piece for your own table, Leif offers a consistently well-edited and high-quality shopping experience. It's a store where you're likely to find something you'll cherish for years.

Awesome store that sells cheese, pantry provisions, and some cool homeware and kitchenware…read more(cutlery, candles, etc). After following them on Instagram for ages, I finally stopped in and was surprised to see how tiny it is (a small store accomplishing big things!). I picked up some popcorn, fresh bread from She Wolf bakery, and tinned fish. Hope to have another excuse to visit them soon!

With locations in Greenpoint & the West Village, Big Night is a lovely local business with a wide…read morearray of goods for hosting. They have a nice selection of snacks, sauces, and other kitchen essentials. It's a bit pricey, but they carry some of my favorite brands like Estelle Colored Glass & cult favorite - Fish Wife. They also have an online store with options for shipping & local pick up. Deff worth stopping by!

I first came across Incausa products at ABC Carpet & Home a few years back. When I discovered that…read morethey have a charming showroom in Brooklyn, I had to drop by. I initially came in to purchase a few "Samplers" as they make for great gift giving, but I discovered so much more. Aside from their incense, which they are known for, there are locally made ceramics from two artists. The LALALAMP, by R Merlin, was love at first sight as it plays with the material of something that is hard and fragile that can break, while it looks like cardboard and malleable and, thus, indestructible if it were to fall. I also purchased the "Tumbler" unique in its shape and that feels "just right" when you hold it in your hand, and "Pitcher" that looks rusted, both by Jordan Colon. Will use these to hold and drink water from while at my work space--balancing technology with the organic to keep me grounded.

I come here because of Blackbird as a part of their 10x points deal. They have in-house syrups and…read moretheir menus rotate seasonally. Ranking it for WFH potential: Noise: 2.5/5 - The music is a little too loud to take a meeting comfortably or study in peace. Even with noise cancelling headphones, you can still hear the music. Space: 4/5 - On a weekday morning, there's no one here so plenty of seats to choose from in the back. Latte: 3.5/5 - The pistachio latte was good, but note that the large and small are both 2 shots of espresso (it doesn't make sense to me when cafes do this).

Legit coffee drinks. Syrups are made in house and the vintage shop throughout makes it such a great…read morevibe.

agnes and jon were great! very knowledgeable and excellent customer service. smooth delivery from…read morestart to finish. they have a elegant selection of couches, and we love ours.

Stop! If you're looking for furniture, you've got to read this one... Do you need a sofa and you…read morehave no idea where to begin? Are you apprehensive because product photos never live up to expectations? Have you ever ordered furniture with promised 3 month delivery time but it really took 6 months? Sure, you can pick up cheap crap at IKEA on the fly but you're an adult now and you deserve quality. Welcome to Brooklyn City Furniture. We live in era where big box store chains and the likes of Amazon and Wayfair are putting independents out of business. Brooklyn City Furniture is bravely putting up a fight against this commercial crass. They are a throwback, a typical small footprint store jam packed with a well curated and eclectic mix of furniture and accessories. Still, you ask, "How are they better?" The owner of Brooklyn City Furniture is John, a casual guy who can be formal if required but hits his stride with laughter and ease, and he has a discerning eye too. He knows great art and he knows great furniture. John sources his inventory from stellar furniture makers such a Gus Modern and Foundry. Where in NYC can you go to a furniture store and the owner is there to help you? Find something you like and John might be able to sell it to you with ssshhh... our secret, a 15% discount. John isn't looking to rip you off. He sells great furniture at a great price. Wow, what a concept. Oh, it gets better. John's partner in crime, Agnes, knows all. She will help you with fabrics, pricing, and logistics. Ask John a question and Agnes hears every word. She'll even crack the whip when needed. It's a hoot to behold and worth the price of admission. Never has buying furniture been so much fun. At Brooklyn City Furniture it's John and Agnes. That's it. They are a perfect duo. One thing's for sure, you won't get this level of service at Crate & Barrel. Then came delivery day, of the beautiful Gus Modern Wallace 84" top-grain leather sofa. John and his very kind helper, Michael, showed up on the day and time they said they would. Since when does the store owner personally hand deliver their own goods? There was constant communication between John and I and he arrived in a gorgeous delivery truck... yes, it really is gorgeous. The sofa was triple bubble wrapped and taped. I was gobsmacked. My worries about the sofa being dropped on concrete or the leather being scraped on a wall, vanished. John and Michael wheeled the sofa up to my apartment, centered it along my living room wall, removed the bubble wrap and, voilà, my boring white living room turned into Versailles. I enjoyed John and Michael so much. Afterwards, we had a nice visit complete with the requisite selfies. Never was buying a piece of furniture this easy and painless. I've got a quality sofa at a great price and I made friends along the way. Stay tuned guys, I'm bringing you donuts this week so we can keep the party going. Five stars? Chh. I give Brooklyn City Furniture all the stars in the Milky Way. Thank you... oh, and the cat thanks you too!

Super unique and fun home/apartment goods and furniture. Picked up a pillow while visiting my…read moreWilliamsburg sister.

My fave part of Gymnastics is the Beam, but they DON'T EVEN SELL THOSE HERE. FALSE ADVERTISING…read more Extremely fancy home decor and Furnishing place which is located in the very hipster expensive part of Brooklyn. Definitely not somewhere that I would ever afford to go and honestly I'm not so much into the feng shui and all of the fancy homestyle stuff, as you might be if you're reading this. I'm not really sure. It's possible that when we have a lot more money that Barbie is going to want to come to places like this. But honestly I think it may be for Brooklynites that have so much money that they don't know what to do with it. But then again that's just my opinion, and my opinion is supposedly controversial and ill-informed a lot of the time so why even listen to what I say and honestly are you even reading this? I didn't think so.