New York · 18 places · 9 districts
Furniture and Home Stores in New York.
All 18 furniture and home stores we cover in New York, from Madison Avenue, Tribeca and DUMBO, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 18
Furniture and Home Stores, district by district.
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Home furnishings showroom on East 67th Street just off Madison; during Madison Avenue Design Week its design team offered consultations, including customization.
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Linens shop between 84th and 85th Streets at the north end of the BID; open weekdays only, so plan a Saturday visit elsewhere.
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Home and tabletop boutique at 950 Madison that took part in Madison Avenue Design Week alongside Christofle, Lalique and the Invisible Collection.
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Museum design shop with objects from 20th-century designers and new talent, MoMA exclusives and tech. The lower level holds books, kitchenware, toys and a HAY shop.
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Six-level, 90,000-square-foot furniture gallery in a cast-iron building with a central atrium, glass elevator, interior design studio and a rooftop restaurant opening onto a park.
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Japanese knife and restaurant-supply showroom with imported chef knives, sharpening stones, tableware and barware. Offers sharpening, engraving and sharpening classes.
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Home and gift shop on Reade Street run by Mischelle Arcus since 2001, with bed linens, throws, pillows, candles, embroidered accessories and a baby collection.
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Small Hudson Street shop at Beach Street selling Asian antiques and vintage finds such as 19th-century Nepalese protection figures and mid-century West German pottery.
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Long-running home store on Broadway, listed by the Union Square Partnership under home decor, trading from the basement, ground floor, mezzanine and second floor of its building.
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Dinnerware and kitchen shop selling mugs, plates and bowls with jokey sayings, vintage-style patterns and New York motifs, plus landmark-shaped novelties and retro diner glassware.
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Mott Street porcelain shop in business since 1925, selling dinnerware and teaware, Guangcai and artist-line pieces, vases, planters, printed matter and collaborations.
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Large home furnishings store on the first floor of Empire Stores, the restored 1800s waterfront warehouse. Furniture, lighting, rugs and decor.
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Showroom for custom window treatments: shades, blinds, drapery and motorized options, with design consultants and take-home fabric swatches. Walk-ins welcome.
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DUMBO furniture and interiors showroom, now at Jay and John Streets, with sofas, coffee tables, bar stools, lamps and mirrors from designers around the world, plus interior design help for rooms and outdoor spaces.
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Cookware outlet in Suite 869 selling enameled cast-iron Dutch ovens, stoneware and kitchen tools. Zwilling J.A. Henckels knives are nearby in Suite 678.
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Suite 807 outlet for the Italian linens maker, listed among the center's luxury brands. Bed sheets, towels and robes at outlet prices. Sferra linens is in Suite 949A.
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Japanese housewares and clothing store listed in the mall's directory. Stationery, storage, linens and simple basics; UNIQLO is also in the mall.
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Kitchen store listed in the mall's directory, selling cookware, cutlery, small appliances and pantry items. Lovesac and Modani cover furniture in the same mall.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for furniture and home stores in New York?
Madison Avenue has the most, with 3, followed by Tribeca (3) and DUMBO (3). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many furniture and home stores does this guide cover?
18, across 9 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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