Aerin, East Hampton, New York
Designed by Tom Scheerer, the latest site of Aerin Lauder’s empire is perhaps its most authentic yet. Patrons can shop a wide selection of decor, fragrances, and entertaining essentials, all rooted in the timeless spirit and breezy elegance of South Fork coastal living. @aerin
Lemieux et Cie, New York, New York
Christiane Lemieux has spent her career shaping how we furnish our spaces. Her new SoHo flagship acts as a well-considered rebuttal to fast furniture, pairing contemporary designs with iconic vintage pieces in an effort to remind shoppers that the best homes evolve slowly and are meant to hold through years, not seasons. @lemieuxetcie
The Shoppe at the Lake, Canandaigua, New York
From her charming creative hub, designer Lindsay Laine beckons shoppers to slow down and infuse their living space with heart, sharing antiques, artisan finds, and timeless furnishings in a well-curated space. @lindsaylainehome
Printemps, New York
High-fashion finds and edgy interiors collide at this U.S. flagship of the French brand, where Insta inspo lingers around every corner in the form of Venetian chandeliers, bold prints, and art installations.
UnQuiet, Coxsackie
The next act from former magazine editor Sarah Gray Miller, this antiques and oddities shop in an 1870s firehouse offers two floors to explore, plus a speakeasy where taxidermy and chalk graffiti mingle, setting the scene for drinks and an occasional drag king show.
Quarters, New York
Tucked in a second-story Tribeca loft, this concept store from the founders of In Common With is an experiential ode to living with style.
Tent by Darren Henault, Amenia and New York City
Antique Persian rugs and custom furniture and upholstery by the designer fill the Upper East Side location and its country outpost.
Briar, Andes
The wood bowls, knit blankets, and pillows at this cottagecore Catskills haven are handpicked by designer Kimberly Bevan.
Collyer’s Mansion, Brooklyn
Colorful Indian kantha quilts, custom pillows, and fluffy-as-air Avoca Irish mohair throws are the main draws in this Brooklyn Heights boutique.
Orangerie, Pleasant Valley
You might just spot Martha Stewart at Anthony Bellomo’s tony garden shop; in addition to chic pots, planters, and trelliswork, it carries lamps by his husband, Christopher Spitzmiller.
BR Home, New York City; Locations nationwide
Gap Inc.–owned lifestyle brand Banana Republic launched home decor showrooms last fall, and there are now more than 30, so you can browse the clean, neutral furnishings near you. The newest are in Atlanta and Century City, California.
David Duncan, New York City
Next Wave designer Taylor Mattos praises this Upper East Side studio’s unique collection of mirrors, furniture, and lighting.
Harbour, New York City
Lounge as if you’re poolside—in Kips Bay. The luxury outdoor brand’s new Madison Avenue flagship is 8,000 square feet of relaxation and inspiration.
Studio Hinterland, Shokan
Founder Jennifer L. Salvemini gathers works by the best women makers in and around Kingston, New York, to fill her new co-op showroom.
Flamingo Estate, Select JW Marriot hotels
Stock up on Flamingo Estate candles or honey at pop-up lobby shops in select Marriott locations. We especially love the brand's Roma Heirloom Tomato hand soap.
Porta, Brooklyn
Childhood best friends Francesca del Balzo and Alice Russotti bring European style to the tabletops of Brooklyn, with imported Italian pasta bowls, Portuguese flatware, and other exotic treasures.
The Six Bells, Brooklyn
Audrey Gelman, who cofounded The Wing (since closed), opened a “country store” last year and keeps it stocked with all things gingham, floral, and fanciful, like cheerful pottery from the British seaside and Gee's Bend quilted wall hangings from Alabama.
Clic, New York
With 11 outposts started by its jet-setting French founder Christiane Celle, Clic began as a gallery and became an epicenter of cool, offering everything from a golden goose accent table to the latest art books.
The Stonehouse, Delhi
Don’t let its small footprint fool you. Set in a former barbershop, this tiny boutique is a portal to worldly style with an ever-changing mix of goods from local and global makers. Check out the Moroccan rugs and handmade knives.
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