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
"I grew up making stuff in the garage with my dad," says Jenny Young. "How can city kids make anything when there's no space?" That question led to her creating the Brooklyn Robot Foundry, which has a new Tribeca outpost.
"I like working with the past," says jeweler Gurhan Orhan, whose Gurhan Atelier has opened on Franklin. "My main mission is to pick up a stone or technique from history and bring it back to life."
"This is rocket fuel," says Osiel Rojas, cofounder of Cafe Boca Ciega, of "the first good cup of Cuban coffee in New York." Plus: A related gallery will soon open in the adjacent space.
Bullett is a digital publication, creative agency, and retail website—and now it has a brick-and-mortar shop on Walker for its audience of trendsetting twentysomethings.
Besides David Weeks Studio's furniture, rugs, lighting and objets, you'll find art, crockery, leather goods and even jewelry from like-minded designers.
"We're handcrafting in small batches throughout the day," says Aimee Follette of her new takeaway restaurant, where nearly everything is vegan and gluten-free. "When people create food with their hands, that energy goes into the food." / 3 comments
A belated look around the 3,500-square-foot boutique gym in northwest Tribeca, where innovative fitness equipment abounds.
"I really believe in Pilates," says Karen Lord, who has opened a 3,200-square-foot studio on Duane. "It saved my life." Her commitment to bringing it to everyone includes pay-what-you-can community classes. / 5 comments
It's 17,000 square feet of biker heaven, with a motorcycle lift, coffee bar, and Harley merchandise galore. / 1 comment
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