Voir votre ville : Guide du shopping à Noho
Publié 10/31/2017
Artsy Noho regorge d’histoire dans ses petites limites. Cette étroite tranche d’un quartier abritait autrefois le club de rock CBGB & OMFUG, ainsi que des artistes comme Andy Warhol et Jean-Michel Basquiat, qui lui ont donné une réputation de dégustation. Aujourd’hui, cela se retrouve dans l’impressionnant nombre d’espaces artistiques, de boutiques vintage et de boutiques de créateurs qui bordent les rues. Découvrez la saveur locale de Noho en recommandant les meilleures boutiques du quartier.
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Boglioli
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10 Bond Street
This family-run clothier knows a thing or two about menswear, having stitched traditional suits and jackets since the early 1900s. The brand, whose garments are still made in Gambara, Italy, sells sleek jackets and shirts from a clean-lined, Bond Street shop, its first brick-and-mortar location in the US.
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City Hats
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55 E Houston St
A straightforward name complements an eclectic selection of headwear at this boutique. Pop in next time you’re in the market for a new fedora, sun hat, baseball cap or other chic headpiece.
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Dashwood Books
3
33 Bond St.
The City’s only independentely owned photography bookstore is a go-to for artists, photographers and designers, as well as everyday shutterbugs. In addition to its rare and often out-of-print collection of photography titles, the basement-level shop holds an extensive collection of contemporary and international tomes, curated by owner David Strettell.
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Dienst + Dotter
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411 Lafayette Street
Find Scandinavian antiques from the 17th to the mid-20th century, including sideboards, sconces, mirrors and paintings, at this minimalist warehouse space. Owner Jill Dienst translates her curation experience at the Met Fifth Avenue into thoughtful stagings of high-end pieces.
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The Evolution Store
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687 Broadway
This Noho store, lined with taxidermied specimens, reads like an off-the-rails museum gift shop. Find an array of natural and replica skeletons, collections of teeth, bones and other preserved objects to diversify your home decor.
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The Future Perfect
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55 Great Jones St
Gather some very modern design inspiration at this edgy gallery space on Great Jones Street. The showroom features singular objects for the home culled from its in-house label, established brands and a variety of local and international designers.
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In Living Stereo
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2 Great Jones Street
Hi-fi stores are hard to come by in NYC, as are record shops; rarer still is to find a place that combines the two. Throughout the displays and listening rooms of this old-school business, you’ll find a selection of new and used records to accompany the high-quality turntables, speakers, headphones and framed album art.
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Olde Good Things
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302 Bowery
The “olde” here applies to the vast array of 19th-century, mid-century and industrial “things”—hardware, furniture, light fixtures, mirrors, mantels—that populate this Bowery market. The “good” is left up to discerning shoppers winding through the rows of eclectic inventory.
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Resurrection
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45 Great Jones St.
Having outgrown a more petite location in Nolita (and the East Village before that), this beloved vintage boutique expanded to its current Great Jones digs in 2016. Browse gallery-worthy designer pieces that are equally fashion statements and history lessons: ’70s YSL, ’90s Margiela and early 2000s Alexander McQueen.
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