Thirteen independent American designers now have a space in the city to show their work: Colony, a stylish co-op gallery on Canal Street.
"Organic, delicate, simple," is how jewelry designer Satomi Kawakita describes her aesthetic. "Something you can wear every day."
The three-level space is all about functional fitness. That means a lot of analog equipment, like monkey bars, jump ropes, chains, kettle bells, boxing gloves, TRX straps, even a huge tractor tire. Plus: Your first class is free.
B Dry Blow Bar prides itself on giving you a customized style. Moreover, the salon does makeup and will even organize house calls. Plus: First-time clients get 50% off. / 1 comment
Battery Park City resident Jonathan Renert left the financial world to realize his dream of opening a restaurant. "If my kids don't see me having fun, how will they know what it is?"
Roger Gural—who used to live on the roof!—has created a European-style bakery in a grand, vaulted hallway of 40 Worth. It's one of the most interesting spaces to open in a while. / 15 comments
Just north of Canal is a new 18-story hotel with a nautical feel, a sexy Italian restaurant, and—soon—a bar on the top floor. / 1 comment
"We'll be showing work by artists who are on the cusp of being established, but not necessarily known yet," says Osiel Rojas, co-founder of Cafe Boca Ciega's sister gallery.
Two young Frenchmen have opened a creperie on Chambers, using a grandmother's recipe and buckwheat flour from Brittany. / 2 comments
The new, larger Live Well Company is a gym and a personal fitness studio, and all that open space allows for a focus on athletic performance. "Our members want to get most out of their workout in the limited time they have," says cofounder Anne Marie Bennick.
Stefan Miljanic's fashion line has opened a store on Front Street: It's all menswear right now, but some womenswear will show up in late April or early May. Also, locals get 20% off.
The old Silver Lining space has reopened as Caviarteria, the first new "Beluga Bar" from a brand that used to have outposts all over. / 3 comments
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