East 9th Street, East Village - Narrow, Wood Panelled Store

The East Village is a place to see and be seen, but more importantly, it’s a place to shop, eat, drink, and enjoy downtown New York City. And tree-lined East 9th Street has some of the heaviest foot traffic in the city. This is a railroad-style boutique tucked away in the middle of this charming side street. Floor to ceiling, it's a well-lit and straightforward space. Recessed lighting, utilitarian carpeting, and striated pegboard are included. They could be utilized for product display or left alone and serve as decoration. Train options abound - like the L and the 6 train. All of the pleasures of the East Village and Nolita are nearby, like the Public Theater where “Hamilton: And American Musical got its start, or Momofuku Noodle Bar where you can slurp on succulent ramen.