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Inside the glass box, the glossy black-and-cream color scheme and curved walls, surfaces, and furnishings lend the place a fluid, futuristic feeling. “The exterior is totally New York, so the interior needed to have its own identity that reflected the flair and aesthetic of Giorgio Armani,” Massimiliano Fuksas notes. Conceived as a single, uninterrupted space, the four-floor structure is anchored by the sculptural stair- case. “It’s the focal point,” he says. On the basement level are jeans, swimwear, and underwear, while the first floor is largely given over to gifts, handbags, and accesso- ries. Moving higher, the offerings become increasingly rarefied: The second floor houses Armani/Casa and the women’s collections of Emporio Armani and Giorgio Armani. The top level is occupied by men’s clothing and Armani/Dolci, serving artisanal pralines and chocolate creams. There’s also a sultry Italian restaurant featuring matte-black walls, semicircular leather banquettes , and views up Fifth Avenue toward Central Park. Says Armani, “This is a prestigious shopping destination, of course, but it’s less exclusive than compa- rable addresses, and it has a democratic mood I am certain repre- sents the future.” Tim McKeough what’s hot! shops 44 ELLEDECOR.COM wwwww.w.fafantntntntntamamamamagagagagagagagagagagag.c.c.c.c.comom NATURAL Make a statement. Your own. Three time Grammy nominee, singer, songwriter and storyteller, Jewel knows the importance of Making a Statement—her own. Like Karastan, Jewel, always true to her pioneering spirit and creative vision, stands alone in her ability to make a statement. “I love a comfortable, cozy home while celebrating the outdoors—an unimposing blend of organic elements that provide balance, establish a mood and tell my own personal story.” Nobody knows style like Karastan, and nobody knows your style like you. www.karastan.com . 1.800.234.1120 CARPET AND RUGS Pictured is Coastal Elegance Smartstrand © 2009 Karastan www.fantamag.com Now Open CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: AMY NORTON; DAVE PINTER/PSFK.COM; KENT BARKER; MOLTENI & C · Artistic Tile’s wide-ranging wares have an expansive new location. 220 Merchandise Mart Plaza, LuxeHome, Ste. #105A, Chicago, IL, 312-670-0612; artistictile.com · Thom Brown’s dapper clothing designs are the stars of the Black Fleece by Brooks Broth- ers shop . 351 Bleecker St., New York, NY, 212- 929-2763; brooksbrothers.com · Bergdorf Goodman hosts a storewide spring salute to Bottega Veneta, including window displays, a luxe array of fashion and accesso- ries, and a boutique devoted to the brand’s home collection on the seventh floor. Fifth Ave. at 5 8th St., New York, NY, 212-753-7300; bottegaveneta.com LES TOILES DU SOLEIL, NEW YORK CITY Sandrine Guibert and Jean-Luc Carrucciu have launched the fi rst U.S. outpost of Les Toiles du Soleil, a 149-year-old French fabric manufacturer. Its cheery woven stripes are available for custom upholstery, which is executed on-site. The store also carries canvas-sling chairs and stools, bags, accessories, and the fi rm’s signature sassy espadrilles . 261 W. 19th St., 212-229-4730; lestoilesdusoleilnyc.com GREEN DEPOT, NEW YORK CITY A 3,500-square-foot eco emporium, Green Depot is stocked with household goods and building materials bearing detailed labels that highlight the environmental benefi ts of each product, from tiles and countertops to lightbulbs and baby bottles. The retailer—ensconced in the former home of the fi rst YMCA in the city—also has a zero-VOC-paint bar and private-label cleaning supplies that can be decanted into customers’ own containers. 222 Bowery, 212-226-0444; greendepot.com MOLTENI & C—DADA—UNIFOR, NEW YORK CITY This bright white, 8,600-square-foot Manhattan fl agship is a shrine to Italian designs that fuse high- concept artistry with no-fuss functionality. The company’s sleek furnishings—as well as kitchen cabinetry—are displayed in vignettes alongside lighting by Artemide and edgy accessories. 60 Greene St., 212-673-7106; molteni.it AGAIN DESIGN STUDIO, DALLAS Leslie Pritchard revives vintage furniture in her kicky Dal- las showroom. Whether headboards or chests of draw- ers, her recycled items are glamorously updated with gleaming new fi nishes. 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