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3R Living
At last, a design-conscious eco store that still manages to emphasize the three Rs - Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. This shop is full of nifty home ideas and solutions, and all use 'green' products imported under fair trade agreements. The in-store recycling center has separate bins for old batteries, crayons, laser-printer cartridges, CDs and cell phones.
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Apple Store Soho
Always busy, this flagship location attracts the full range of computer users - beginners enjoy the translucent stairway and upstairs walkway as much as the cheery-colored iPods, while techheads engage the staff in deep discussions. There's free email service at the store, and seminars on computer tips are given for free.
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B&H Photo-Video
A trip here is an experience unto itself - it's big, buzzy and bristling with every piece of camera, video or DVD equipment you could ever want. An electronics wonderland.
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Les Pierre Antiques
You can browse through three floors of beautifully refurbished French furniture, mostly from the 18th and 19th centuries. Mostly heavy wood pieced, the massive armoires and solid dining tables will make you crave a country home.
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Spring Gallery Store
A decidedly anti-establishment mentality reigns at Spring Gallery Store, where design objects like Richard Saja's Historically Inaccurate pillows are displayed in the windows. The latest in European home furnishings are sold here.
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