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As a global melting pot, New York City is known for its diversity in culture, food, and shopping. As the city’s many interior designers know, this means that at the myriad home decor shops, galleries, and showrooms across the boroughs, there is plenty of opportunity for exploration and discovery. AD PRO asked some locals to share their coveted spots. From hidden gems for vintage pieces in Brooklyn to top-notch galleries in Manhattan, these recommendations will inspire plenty of in-person or virtual browsing.
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The place to find unique and one-off pieces, including beautiful patinated leather satchels and delicate and lovely glassware. It’s one of my top spots for client shopping! Owner Thomas O’Brien has excellent relationships with smaller brands that truly deliver high style.” Joy Moyler
With the seemingly endless variety of color swatches, asking AD100 designers to pick just one go-to wall paint seems like a presumptuous request. And for some, it was. “It depends on the local light,” Ilse Crawford explains. Fellow honoree Miranda Brooks of Miranda Brooks Landscape Design concurs: “Different climates take different colors I can’t commit!”
Thankfully, other designers some 35 of them entertained the idea. A select few designers nominated rich, contemplative colors, but the final palette of never-fail pigments is largely neutral, ranging from white to brown to gray (and all the beiges and greiges that come between them). Find the designer-approved wall paint colors below.