Manhattan Casa & Móveis

    R 20th Century Design, Greenwich Village+

  82 Franklin Street - New York, NY           
R Artists + Designers are those whose work we consistently find to be among the most innovative, iconic and finely crafted of their time. We have chosen to focus more closely on these designers as the core of our collection and our exhibition and publication program.
The historical designers include those whose work is widely recognized as setting the tone for the modernist movement worldwide, as well as those who were no less influential but whose work is only now coming to light. The contemporary designers in this group are individuals whose pieces we think represent exceptional new ways of working with materials in the design of forms for both function and sculpture.
    Kentshire Galleries, Greenwich Village+
  37 East 12th Street - New York, NY           
Established in Manhattan in 1940, Kentshire Galleries is the foremost dealer of fine English antique furniture, furnishings, and accessories in America. We invite you to view the selected examples presented here from our extensive inventory and to visit us when you’re in town.
    ABC Carpet & Home, Greenwich Village+
  888 Broadway - New York, NY            
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In manhattan since 1897. Ten floors offering an inspired collection of rugs, furniture, antiques, home textiles, accessories and sustainable furnishings.
    Maurice Villency, Midtown
  200 East 57th Street - Corner of 3rd Avenue - New York, NY
           
A brilliant designer and master craftsman, Mr. Villency crafted his pieces with impeccable attention to detail infused with the design sensibility of his native Europe. Today, the Maurice Villency furniture collection adheres to this proud legacy of craftsmanship and design by providing devoted care and individual attention.
    Modernica Store, Greenwich Village+
  57 Greene St. - (near Spring St.) - New York, NY             
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"We began hand building modernist furniture in a studio in downtown Los Angeles 20 years ago, and continue to do so in our state of the art facility just blocks from where we began. From the beginning, we've built our reputation on a high standard of quality and craftsmanship. Our product line includes the classic George Nelson Bubble Lamps, one of the top lines of modernist lighting in the world. Our Case Study brand includes the iconic fiberglass chairs, beds, couches, modular shelving and stainless steel outdoor furniture. Modernica is also constantly designing new products, like the Museum Bench and the Tenon Wood series. Modernica furniture and lighting is distributed to hundreds of stores throughout the world. We also maintain a collection of over 3,000 pieces of vintage furniture and accessories that are rented out to studios, and have been seen in thousands of films, TV shows, advertisements, photo shoots and events."
    Skyscraper, Midtown
  237 E. 60th Street - New York, NY           
    Office Furniture Heaven, Greenwich Village+
  22 W. 19th St. - New York, NY           
Office Furniture Heaven has the largest showroom display of refurbished Knoll Morrison workstations, and new HON Initiate workstations in the Tri-State area. Our pre-owned and new furniture includes workstations (cubicles), desks, conference tables, chairs, hutches, credenzas, bookshelves, and overhead and lateral filing cabinets of all sizes. All of our items are available immediately and are clearly priced and openly displayed.
    Manhattan Home Design, Midtown
  325 W 38th St Suite 904 - New York, NY             
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The finest modern classic furniture at affordable prices. Leather furnishings are crafted from superior quality Italian leather and wood and are available in a variety of colors, finishes and textures. Popular modern styles from the most renowned designers.
    Donghia, Midtown
  979 Third Avenue, suite 613 - New York, NY            
Donghia is a privately owned furniture and textile company, founded by Angelo Donghia who, in his brief lifetime, established the high standards which have become the company’s hallmark. Donghia’s uniquely focused look is achieved through classically inspired yet distinctly modern product. Sold worldwide (in the USA, to the trade only), Donghia presents “American design” at its best.
Donghia furniture ranges from upholstered sofas, chairs and beds to tables, casepieces, wicker and teak. Original Donghia designed accessories include lamps, mirrors and vessels hand made by Venetian craftsmen.
Donghia furniture combines both glamour and simplicity while successfully bridging the gap between contemporary and traditional design. Pieces within the collection work to complement each other as well as period antiques and exotic artifacts—their chameleon-like nature allowing them to fit seamlessly into any design vocabulary. The company’s designs continue to evolve through a series of design collaborations. These partnerships address new design visions that are equally at home with Donghia classics, antique pieces, contemporary design objets, or one-of-a-kind handcrafted designs.
    George Smith, Greenwich Village+
  75 Spring Street - New York, NY            
George Smith was most well known for cabinet making and upholstery during the first quarter of the 19 th Century and was spoken of in the same breath as contemporaries Henry Holland and Thomas Hope.
He made furniture in a wide, eclectic range of tastes, based generally on the late neo-classical style, but also including neo-gothic style work and chinoiserie. He produced several pattern books the first being "A Collection of Designs for Household Furniture and Interior Decoration.
    Domain Home, Upper East Side
  1179 Third Avenue - New York, NY
           
Most people associate the name Aga with good food and fine living. And although it’s often thought of as quintessentially British, the Aga actually began life in Sweden. The celebrated cooker found in 750,000 households worldwide was invented by Dr Gustav Dalén, a blind Nobel Prize-winning physicist. Appalled that his wife and their maid had to constantly tend to their old-fashioned range, Dalén set out to design a modern cooker that would look after itself. It’s unlikely Dalén could have predicted that his invention would go on to be widely acclaimed as a design icon, but it has. In the year 2000, the BBC published a retrospective of the 20th Century highlighting what it considered to be the top three design icons: first was the Coca-Cola® contour bottle, second was the VW™ Bug and third was the Aga cooker.
    Stickley, Midtown
  160 Fifth Ave. - (between 20th & 21st Sts.) - New York, NY           
Enduring tradition, superior craftsmanship, an unshakeable philosophy of excellence—these are the bedrock of the Stickley ethic, and the reason that Stickley produces America’s premium hardwood furniture.
    New York Design Center, The, Midtown
  200 Lexington Ave. - New York, NY            
The NYDC is an essential resource to designers and architects. Located in midtown Manhattan at 200 Lexington Avenue, the New York Design Center (NYDC) is the country's oldest furniture and design building. The variety of residential & contract showrooms, diversity of product lines, and on-going support of design trade associations make it an invaluable resource to the design trade.
    Fineman Furniture, Harlem+
  2182-92 Third Avenue - (NW Corner of 119th Street) - New York, NY           
Fineman is Manhattan's Home Furnishings Superstore. Since 1937, Fineman has been creating beautiful homes for tens of thousands of families such as yours. With over 200 rooms on display, a professional staff of customer-driven representatives/designers, and personalized service for each and every client, Fineman will exceed your expectations. So hurry in today and experience the Fineman difference.
    Laytner's Linen & Home, Upper West Side
  2270 Broadway - ( at 82nd St. ) - New York, NY           
For two generations we have offered our neighbors the kind of really nice stuff that we'd put in our own homes: smart, sophisticated yet always comfortable and practical.
We stress value - a bargain is no bargain if it soon falls apart - because as neighborhood merchants, we need you back. So everything in this modest website has passed the most demanding test of all - our customers.
Come visit our three stores -- on Manhattan's upper West and East Sides, or in Westchester.
    Bob's Discount Furniture, Harlem+
  517 East 117th Street - East River Plaza - New York, NY              
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Living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, mattresses, etc.
    MDC, Upper West Side
  2200 Broadway - (Corner of 78th Street) - New York, NY
          
MDC International will deliver custom-made, quality furniture and provide the flexibility to tailor each piece to the specific needs of the customer, at a very competitive price.
MDC International background Founded in 1990, MDC Int.. Corporation has become one of the most respected names in the industry.
The company operates from an 40,000 Sq. ft. state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in New York City. MDC furniture are sold throughout the United States.
    Homer, Upper East Side
  939 Madison Avenue - New York, NY           
    Mike's Furniture Store, Upper West Side
  254 West 88th Street - New York, NY           
Mike's Furniture Store is a furniture store with ready-made pieces, finished or unfinished. There are many colors of products for you to choose from with our color matching chart. Custom made furniture is also available if you bring in a sketch of what it is you want. We will then attempt to build it. Moldings are available to add onto anything you may already have.
    Gracious Home, Upper East Side
  1220 3rd Avenue - New York, NY             
The Gracious Home Story Of course, there are many “beginnings.” We could talk about childhoods spent collecting seashells in Camaguey. But let’s just start with 1963, when Natan Wekselbaum and his brother left Cuba for New York City and opened up a little neighborhood hardware store on the Upper East Side. Nuts. Bolts. Nothing fancy.
Well, as everyone knows, New Yorkers don’t exactly fall all over themselves every time a new shop cuts its ribbon—but the charming duo made Gracious Home stand out. They gave the red carpet treatment to every person who walked through the door. Will you deliver it? Of course. Can you install it? Our pleasure. Can you find one in chartreuse? We'll scour the globe.
    Aggressive Glass & Mirror, Upper East Side
  346 E 92nd Street (2nd & 1st) - New York, NY