A Little Piece of NYC
Just returned from New York City where my friend Janet and I celebrated her 50th birthday. Six great days filled with lots of laughter, eating, and of course, shopping. New York never disappoints with its unbelievable store windows and outstanding merchandising.
Some of my favorite stops were John Derian in the East Village, Obscura (unique antique curiosities), Ankasa (the pillows are out of this world), Charlotte Moss, ABC Carpet & Home, Bergdorf Goodman and so much more!
There was some great “eye candy” at the Waldorf Astoria. Right up my alley. These lobby windows (below) have gorgeous displays of vintage Waldorf memorabilia. Don’t think we weren’t lurking around the ballrooms looking for hotel silver!
The windows at Bergdorf’s (below) had backdrops of sepia-toned vintage photos. Gorgeous in person.
I bought a couple of vintage-style postcards from Katz’s Deli (the oldest Deli in NYC) in the Lower East Side. {And the salami & eggs were wonderful}.
Ankasa is one of the most beautiful shops. Gorgeous pillows and linens with the most amazing displays.
We were walking by the old Hotel Pierre and found out that they were renovating. Where is all the old hotel stuff?
Comments
Mina
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Secondly, I live in New York and would love to see that Waldorf Astoria collection! It it opened for anyone to see or do you have to be a guest at the hotel?
- Lissette
Lissette, the Waldorf collection is right in the hotel lobby. It's open to the public. Go check it out. It's great in person. Lucky you living in NYC!! Lynn
Have a nice day :) (oh I'm from Norway :))