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Designer furnishings showroom coming to Jay Street
The company is a curated collection from brands across the globe plus a series of their own designs -- all for the home.
Seen & Heard: Nova Octo on Duane – for now
The evening wear rental shop moved from Laight to Duane. Plus another closed storefront on Broadway; a new show at Brookfield; and a lost tiger. / 5 comments
Made in Tribeca: Maestrale Napoli
Well, actually made in Italy. But inspired by winters in Tribeca, where the winds whip down the canyons of Lower Manhattan. Leather gloves for men that can swipe!
Seen & Heard: Whole Foods (and Christmas) is coming
One Wall Street has signs up for the next market. Plus 27 Park Place is coming along; Twyla Tharp got her start in the city on Franklin; celebrate the groundhog today. / 3 comments
In the News: Inside the Fountain Pen Hospital
Plus Holiday Inn Fidi is facing foreclosure; another star -- this time of hockey -- at 443 Greenwich; Ryan Reynolds spotted wearing...navy blue. / 2 comments
Prime Essentials is going out of business
The store opened a decade ago and filled a practical void in the eastern side of the district. It's a loss. / 18 comments
Seen & Heard: Facade changes for 109 West Broadway
A porthole will be added to the Reade Street side. Plus both Pace and BMCC must require boosters for all students; one more empty storefront on Chambers.
Seen & Heard: Silent disco at Wagner Park
Plus Tiny's has a new oyster bar downstairs; Indonesian crochet people at Sapar Contemporary; customized kicks from LA at The Seaport.
Seen & Heard: Wolf Play at Soho Rep. getting attention
The new show opens Feb. 2. Plus neighbors are fighting the state's plans to demolish much of the historic Penn Station area; Thai Sliders is finally open; Maker&Son decamps for the Village.
Orior furniture has decamped for Soho
Orior is moving to Soho after two years on Harrison, no doubt seeking more foot traffic.
New Kid on the Block: Aztech Mountain
Two Tribecans open the first brick-and-mortar for their skiwear line that's designed to straddle the slopes and the streets of Tribeca.
Seen & Heard: Governors Island development plans move forward
The process to develop 34 acres on the island moves to the next step. Plus Whitmans to open in Miami; YogaSpark expands in Westchester; Bed Bath & Beyond is spared.
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SOUND CAMERAS!!! — Pier / The neighborhood’s camera infrastructure
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