Michigan Avenue and River North: The Chicago Collection

The 900 Shops
900 N. Michigan Ave.
312.915.3916
Monday - Saturday 10 to 7, Sunday noon to 6
shop900.com
The go-to shopping center for
visitors and locals alike, this mecca of luxury apparel, accessories and more offers its patrons a wealth of products and services, all
conveniently located under one roof.
COUNT ON FINDING: Must-have merchandise from your favorite stores. Spoil the one you love this season with sparkling diamond earrings from The Goldsmith, LTD., or treat yourself with a stunning gold cuff bracelet from Sabbia. Fine stationery and frames from jane weber, ink! also make perfect holiday gifts. For a festive
seasonal dinner party, serve your friends in style with luxe dinnerware from Crosell & Co. And when the house is quiet at last, cuddle up in a cozy comforter from Scandia Down.
WHAT'S NEW?With so many stores to explore, you're sure to find up-to-the-minute styles in apparel, jewelry, home décor and gifts for every season; chilly though it may be, winter is
certainly no exception.

Bang & Olufsen
609 N. State St.
312.787.6006
Monday - Saturday 10 to 7, Sunday 11 to 5
bang-olufsen.com
For 80 years, groundbreaking aesthetics coupled with sci-fi features have set this Danish manufacturer apart from the electronics fray. Renowned for
its distinctive, high-end electronics, products are intended to reflect cutting-edge industrial design in appearance and function.
COUNT ON FINDING: Visually stunning, supremely distinctive products. The maker unveils only four or five new products each year, such as state-of-the-art speakers, touch-screen remote controls and a plasma-screen television so striking that customers joke they enjoy watching it when it's off, too.
WHAT'S NEW? Electronics as art takes on new form with the recently launched BeoVision 8. Like most of the Danish company's products, the jaw-dropping 32-inch flexible LCD television is almost impossibly sleek and modern, but also adds new functionality at an entry-level price point.

Bliss Spa
644 N. Lake Shore Dr.
Floor Eight, 877.862.5477
Monday – Saturday 9 to 9, Sunday 9 to 7
blissworld.com
The entire eighth floor of the sleek W Hotel is dedicated to this luxe, modern spa. Lively music, clever product names and innovative touches (check out the DVD players above the nail stations) put Bliss in a league all its own. With 16 treatment rooms, men's and women's locker rooms fully equipped with saunas, showers, code-activated lockers and more (a little ESPN before your massage, fellas?) and cozy lounges stocked with cheese and brownies, guests can make themselves completely comfortable before treatments even begin.
COUNT ON FINDING: Consistently friendly employees and absolutely "blissful" treatments and services. Our fave? The signature triple-oxygen facial. Said to "tighten, brighten, exfoliate, hydrate, revitalize and reduce breakouts," the treatment leaves skin soft and refreshed—the built-in massage doesn't feel so bad, either!
WHAT'S NEW? Pamper your loved ones this holiday season with a Bliss gift card, redeemable for spa services or retail products like the new Bliss eau de toilette spray. And get your nails and toes holiday-ready with the original shellac treatment: This hybrid product, available in 12 different shades ranging from muted pink to dark purple, is healthier for your nails and lasts up to 14 days without a chip.

Bloomingdale's
900 N. Michigan Ave.
312.440.4460
Monday - Saturday 10 to 8, Sunday 11 to 7
bloomingdales.com
Bloomingdale's is more than just a department store—it's a renowned fashion resource. Beloved across the country for its sophisticated style and above-and-beyond customer service, the iconic shopping mecca's Chicago locale more than lives up to the brand's stellar reputation.
COUNT ON FINDING:An unparalleled selection of classic and trend-forward apparel and accessories for men, women and children—not to mention a wealth of information. All visitors carrying an out-of-area ID will receive not only a gift with their $100 in-store purchase, but also a bevy of helpful materials including restaurant recommendations, maps, personal shopping, cosmetic appointments and more.
WHAT'S NEW? Hungry shoppers will enjoy the recently revamped Forty Carrots restaurant menu, which offers light and healthy meals in addition to the brand's famous frozen yogurt flavors. And a visit to the Maximillion Fur Salon (located on Level Four) is sure to warm you up afterward.

Bloomingdale's Home & Furniture Store
600 N. Wabash Ave.
312.324.7500
600 N. Wabash Ave., 312.324.7500
Monday – Thursday 10 to 7, Friday – Saturday 10 to 8, Sunday noon to 6
bloomingdales.com
The yin to Bloomingdale's yang, Bloomingdale's Home & Furniture store carries the company's prestige in apparel and accessories into the world of home décor. Housed in the historic Medinah Temple, the store features all of the fixings for fabulous interior design, from area rugs and bedding to innovative gadgets and housewares.
COUNT ON FINDING: The building blocks for a perfect bridal registry. Not sure what it is that you want? Check out some of the store's culinary wares in action during weekly cooking demonstrations led by favorite local chefs.
WHAT'S NEW?Linens and tables and bedding, oh my! Check out the freshly expanded collection of Pratesi linens—the Home & Furniture store's sprawling selection is second in size only to Pratesi's own Oak Street store. Also on this season's docket are new furniture lines from Mitchell Gold & Bob Williams and Hudson Park and coveted signature bedding designs from Sky, a Bloomingdale's exclusive.

Christofle
900 N. Michigan Ave., Level 1
312.664.9700
Monday - Saturday 10 to 7, Sunday 12 to 6
christofle.com
Having been the preeminent supplier of fine sterling silver, crystal and china to the European aristocracy, Christofle continues to create a variety of
elegantly sophisticated products from gold and silver tableware and dining table accessories to decorative pieces of silver, crystal and porcelain.
COUNT ON FINDING: Ornate candelabrum gleam inside the softly lit space while entire sets of sterling silverware and delicate crystal pieces shine in display cases. Designs range from traditional to modern, detailed to simple, and all are painstakingly fashioned using centuries-old techniques.
WHAT'S NEW? Christofle is increasingly broadening its collection to include more gifts and decorative objects for all those occasions that call for a beautiful present. From desk, bar and smoke accessories to delicate cups and saucers for children to Adam Tihany-designed martini glasses, each is a sure treasure.

Fabbri Furs
50 E. Oak St., 312.944.3877
Monday – Saturday 10 to 6:30, Sunday noon to 5
fabbrifurs.com
With the chill of winter already upon us, it's time to give some serious thought to how you'll ward off the season's frigid winds. Fabbri Furs keeps you cozily warm and in vogue with the finest in mink, chinchilla and sable.
COUNT ON FINDING: All the latest in furry fashion. Already own a piece you love? By shearing old favorite minks or beavers into shorter, more modern styles, Fabbri helps all of its clients keep up with the season's trends—without breaking the bank.
WHAT'S NEW? For winter, Fabbri continues to restyle those lightly worn or outdated (but still sentimental!) furs. In fact, shoppers are encouraged to update their favorites rather than pushed into buying a brand-new coat. Even if your fur is no longer wearable, Fabbri can still turn it into something special (think blankets and throw pillows).

The Goldsmith Ltd.
900 N. Michigan Ave., Level 4
312.751.1986
Monday - Saturday 10 to 7, Sunday noon to 6
thegoldsmithltd.com
Featuring one of the largest collections of colored stones in the city, The Goldsmith, LTD. is your go-to destination for fun-yet-refined jewelry designs. Still not seeing the style of your dreams? Take your vision to owner Sherry Bender. With years of custom design experience, Bender and her team can craft nearly any fantasy into a beautiful reality.
COUNT ON FINDING: A new way to wear all of your old favorites. With the price of gold at a staggering high, the economically minded among us are seeking to recreate their old pieces instead of buying new. With Bender's help, you'll see your tried-and-true finery in myriad new and interesting ways.
WHAT'S NEW? Rose-gold hues are hot for spring, as is the mix-and-match trend: Dangling jewelry, multiple pieces stacked as one or costume pieces mixed with fine jewelry are all fashion-forward looks this season. Anything goes for spring 2010!

Graff
103 E. Oak St., 312.604.1000
Monday – Friday 10 to 6, Saturday 11 to 5
graffdiamonds.com
There's no mistaking a Graff diamond. Dazzling and grandiose, the company known for its longstanding reign at the pinnacle of luxury sources diamonds from mines around the world. An extravagant yet intimate showroom with marble-style flooring and winding staircases sets the scene for a private and personal shopping experience. COUNT ON FINDING: Distinctive pops of color—Graff boasts one of the largest percentages of yellow diamonds in the world. Gemstones, such as rubies and emeralds, also lend their hues to stunning variations on necklaces and earrings. Subtle motifs tie the company's rotating collections together, so the pieces can be easily mixed and matched. Getting engaged? Graff has every shape and cut a bride-to-be can dream up, from pear to emerald to heart to Asscher. WHAT'S NEW? Watches continue to be popular for winter, and Graff has the perfect timepiece for every occasion. From the small and delicate to the large and showy, each is distinctive in its style yet still inexplicably Graff.

Harry Winston
55 E Oak St.,
312. 705.1820
Monday - Saturday 10 to 5
harrywinston.com
If you've ogled the gorgeous diamonds worn by Hollywood starlets on the red carpet, here's your chance to try one on for size. Even if you're not up for an Oscar, the sales staff is happy to help bathe you in priceless diamonds rubies and emeralds.
COUNT ON FINDING: Harry Winston remains one of the preeminent jewelers in the world: the destination of choice for both Hollywood and high society. At his exclusive Oak Street salon, rare, museum-quality gems in diamond-encrusted watches, five-carat engagement rings and princess necklaces float like fish in the vitrines.
WHAT'S NEW? This summer, celebrate the launch of Lauren Weisberger's new novel, “Chasing Harry Winston” by discovering the storied beauty of pieces like Winston's signature seven-diamond watch and diamond cushion-cut drop earrings.

Home Element
743-745 N. Wells St.
312.787.3358
Monday - Saturday 10 to 6
Sunday noon to 5
homeelementfurniture.com
After moving from its original home at 600 N. Michigan Ave., modern home furnishings retailer Home Element has opened a brand-new space on Wells Street. A full 4,000 square feet of the new 5,000-square-foot space is dedicated to exclusive Italian furniture line Jesse. As owner and operator of the lauded contemporary line, Home Element displays Jesse's bright colors and sleek, sophisticated shapes in an open and semi-industrial environment.
COUNT ON FINDING: Plenty of low-to-the-ground designs in boldly-hued circles, squares, rectangles and ovals. Keeping in line with Home Element's distinctive
aesthetic, the pieces favor sleek and modern while keeping things interesting with one or two unique, eye-popping elements.
WHAT'S NEW? Everything! For spring, look for great new designs in the company's popular wall beds—perfect for maximizing minimal space. Or, give your home a minimakeover with a funky chair, fresh sofa or unexpectedly shaped side table.

Lester Lampert
57 E. Oak St.
312.944.6888
Monday - Saturday 10 to 6
lesterlampert.com
This iconic fine-jewelry boutique sits atop a finely tuned factory of machines, raw materials and activity—from casting to soldering to design, the pieces displayed in the gallery above are created almost entirely in-house, painstakingly crafted behind the scenes by skilled
members of the Lester Lampert team.
COUNT ON FINDING:The brand's best-selling pirouette necklaces, sure to remain big hits for the winter season. The must-see list also includes free-form clusters of diamonds from the CumuLLus® Collection and an intriguing selection of top-quality yellow diamonds.
WHAT'S NEW?Made-to-order pieces are mainstays here, and when you get to be the designer, every look is a fresh one. Whether you're after a customized version of the store's popular charms or an entirely distinctive style, Lester Lampert can make it—and make it
just for you.

Macy's
111 N. State St., 312.781.1000
Monday – Saturday 10 to 8, Sunday 11 to 6
835 N. Michigan Ave., 312.335.7700
Monday – Saturday 10 to 9, Sunday 11 to 7
macys.com
Winter is this fashion-forward department store's favorite season, and is it any wonder why? From its famous holiday window displays to its towering annual tannenbaum to its sprawling stock of gift-ready goods and garb, the store is visitors' and locals' go-to for a hearty dose of holiday cheer.
COUNT ON FINDING: A bevy of celeb-endorsed brands—Jessica Simpson, Martha Stewart, Sean John, Donald Trump and more, all endorsing the magic of Macy's. Even Madonna, the "material girl" herself, got in on the action last fall, offering her and daughter Lourdes' new line of apparel for the teen set.
WHAT'S NEW? Exclusive lines from Kenneth Cole Reaction make their debut this winter, as do handbags from Lauren by Ralph Lauren. And be sure to pick up a few sweet treats from Dylan's Candy Bar; the Chicago locale is one of only two Macy's stores nationwide that will feature a Dylan's shop this season.

Mary Mary
706 N. Dearborn St.
312.654.8100
Monday - Saturday 11 to 7, Sunday 11 to 5 and by appointment
marymarygifts.com
You never quite know what you'll find inside the treasure trove that is Mary Mary. Parisian clocks line the vintage brownstone's walls, while Old-World trinkets perch alongside intriguing vintage bags. With gifts and furniture ranging in price from a mere $10 to $8,500 (for a grand piano at the store's center), there really is something for everyone. Find chic, suitcase-style wine cases, fashionable clutches and purses and decorative chess boards, magnifying glasses and candlesnuffers. No matter what you choose, the store's signature wrapping makes gift-giving a cinch.
COUNT ON FINDING:Faraway finds. From India to Brazil and back again, Mary Mary scours the globe to assemble its eclectic collection. Patrons will also find eco-friendly items such as recycled totes and mango wood bowls.
WHAT'S NEW? The nine signature Christmas trees for which Mary Mary is known return to lend the store plenty of holiday magic, along with its famous collection of Santas by Karen Didion.

Mary Walter
33 W. Superior St., 312.266.1094
Monday – Wednesday 10 to 6, Thursday 10 to 8
Friday – Saturday 10 to 6, Sunday noon to 5
marywalter.net
marywalter.net
Refined style meets casual confidence in this sophisticated women's apparel and accessories boutique. Owner Mary Walter is often on hand to offer her styling expertise; with 30-plus years of experience under her belt, it's safe to say that she knows what women want. In addition to helping you select a head-to-toe look and tailoring it to fit your frame, Mary Walter and her staff will even fix you a cup of joe while you shop.
COUNT ON FINDING: Stylish and sophisticated professional wear for the boardroom and beyond, including great suits from Emmelle and Kinross, and more casual lines from favored brands such as Damask and People Like Frank.
WHAT'S NEW? Stock up on scarves in trendy shades of teal, purple and pink—Mary Walter has all three from a variety of exclusive designers. For that perfect gift, check out candles by Belle Fleur—the fragrant white-orchid tea scent is sure to please more than a few people on your list.

MARINA RINALDI
900 N. Michigan Ave., Level Three
312.867.8700
Monday - Saturday 10 to 7, Sunday noon to 6
marinarinaldi.com
Owned by MaxMara, this luxury brand caters to a niche nearly all its own: plus-sized designer wear. Stocking sizes 10 to 22, the silk and cashmere staples found here keep the full-figured woman stylishly outfitted for any occasion. Simple suits and cotton button-ups are great for the office, while the brand's Marina Rinaldi Sport line offers perfect polos for a day at the golf course.
COUNT ON FINDING: Classic, pretty designs for a more mature shopper. Jackets, blouses, slacks, bags, boots and pumps complete the plus-sized woman's wardrobe—and you'll find it all under one roof.
WHAT'S NEW? Purple, a widely popular hue for both fall and winter, carries over to spring with a feminine appeal. White is also key to Marina Rinaldi's spring collection, providing clean contrast to the store's sweet pastel palette.

Paul Stuart Townhouse in Chicago
107 E. Oak St., 312.640.2650
Monday – Friday 10 to 6:30, Saturday 10 to 6, Sunday noon to 5
paulstuart.com
Step into an era of jazz and romance with timeless fashions from Paul Stuart Townhouse in Chicago. Classic blazers, jackets and sweaters in soft plaids and tweeds galore evoke a time when chivalry and Frank Sinatra reigned supreme—you can even score an authentic walking cane!
COUNT ON FINDING: The latest menswear styles for both sexes: Guys can ensure an impeccable fit with Paul Stuart's made-to-measure program, and ladies can don the latest menswear-for-her trends, such as classic coats and military styles.
WHAT"S NEW? Younger Paul Stuart fans will love the new collection of jackets and trousers from Phineas Cole, featuring elegantly modern trims and silhouettes. And when the temps get frigid, check out the store's bounty of cashmeres and shearling coats.

P.O.S.H.
613 N. State St.
312.280.1602
Monday - Saturday 10 to 7, Sunday 11 to 5
poshchicago.com
A jovial little European marketplace located in the center of the city, P.O.S.H. is any homemaker's—or gift-giver's—delight. Quaint, charming and undeniably French, the sunny boutique is packed from floor to ceiling with housewares (including vintage silver and china sourced from historic restaurants and hotels), accessories and fun flea-market finds.
COUNT ON FINDING:The figurative needle in a haystack. Finding must-have treasures here isn't difficult, but choosing which ones to take home with you sure can be tricky.
WHAT'S NEW? Fresh shipments from France and Belgium will bring vintage cheese domes and French wine pitchers, among other flea-market gems. Vintage European ornaments are perfect additions to any holiday tree, while imported gift foods make great stocking stuffers.

Pratesi Linens
67 E. Oak St.
312.943.8422
Monday - Saturday 10 to 6
pratesi.com
You'll never know what you've been missing until you've spent the night on a bed fitted with Pratesi luxury. The Chicago store—the only U.S. location to be remodeled to reflect the classic elegance of the brand—offers some of the most beautiful cotton confections around in a soothing contemporary setting.
COUNT ON FINDING: Peerless linens that will keep you in bed. Known for superior thread count and softness, the Italian maker also offers lavish bathrobes, beachwear, wool and cashmere blankets and accessories.
WHAT'S NEW? A day at the beach becomes a luxury experience when you dry off with Pratesi's famous collection of beach towels. Beach bags and accessories add to the experience. Exclusive items also include exceptional Egyptian linens in several new styles, colors and thread counts.

Thos. Moser
607 N. State St.
312.867.4900
Monday - Saturday 10 to 6, Sunday 11 to 5
thosmoser.com
Thos. Moser brings the lost art of fine woodworking to Chicago with clean-lined, distinctive handcrafted furniture that celebrates the natural beauty of hardwood. Appropriately housed in the historic Tree Studios, the showroom displays a broad selection of its award-winning designs, and a friendly and knowledgeable staff is on hand to assist in your selection every step of the way.
COUNT ON FINDING: Well-crafted furnishings that epitomize understated elegance made of American black cherry. Moser furniture ties the discipline of classic Japanese joinery to the functionality of other styles such as Arts & Crafts, American Shaker and German Bauhaus.
WHAT'S NEW? Summer brings new additions to Moser's well-established Edo collection with pieces such as the Edo Rocker and Edo Cantilevered Side Table. Like what you see? The showroom's exclusive “Take It Home” policy allows eager customers to purchase and carry away nearly every piece currently on the floor.

Whitney Abrams
9 E. Huron St., 312.337.6687
Tuesday – Saturday 10 to 6
Sunday noon to 5 (through Christmas only)
whitneyabramsjewerly.com
Stunning one-of-a-kind jewelry designs, styled with distinctive Old World flair, sparkle enticingly from the glass cases lining this intimate boutique. Specializing in unique and historically significant stones and gems, owner Whitney Abrams creates most of the stock herself.
COUNT ON FINDING:Elegant, classically inspired design elements, particularly cameos and intaglios—ancient impressions that are staples in Abrams' collections.
WHAT'S NEW?Though often inspired by the past, Abrams' collection features plenty of top winter trends, from affordable stackables to chunky statement pieces. Abrams also offers her own take on the Swarovski crystal craze, taking hand-cut, 1930s-era specimens of vintage Austrian hand-faceted rock-crystal gemstones and converting them into earrings and other brilliant baubles.

Yolanda Lorente
900 N. Michigan Ave., Level 5
312. 867.0900
Monday - Saturday 10 to 7, Sunday 12 to 6
yolandalorente.com
Best known for her sumptuous hand-painted silk gowns, local designer Yolanda Lorente epitomizes glamour. With a dynamic line of daytime as well as signature eveningwear, her breathtaking pieces are made with uncompromising attention to detail and quality, giving the wearer an air of elegance and uncompromising taste.
COUNT ON FINDING: Dresses that embody what it means to be feminine in colors to match anyone's taste. Not only are her unique, colorful pieces easy to wear, but they are designed to compliment almost any woman's figure.
WHAT'S NEW? Got silk? Make a splash this summer in a breezy hand-painted silk chiffon tunic top. Simple yet sheer and sexy, the tropical colors brighten any wardrobe.

RIVER NORTH

River North and the Near West Side are sprawling districts just a short distance west of North Michigan Avenue, yet they are worlds away from the glossy high-rise glamour of the Magnificent Mile®. Instead of posh designer flagships and luxury malls, the area is peppered with chic but independent retail establishments, kitschy tourist attractions, new residential developments and acclaimed eateries.
The area is dominated by the Merchandise Mart, which is the world's largest wholesale design center for residential and commercial furnishings. The Mart boasts hundreds of to-the-trade showrooms and an innovative 90,000-square-foot retail center on its first floor for high-end kitchen, bath and home building products, called LuxeHome.
Those in the market for engaging and singular home furnishings also will find nearby plenty of antiques dealers and retailers that provide a wide range of choices. Because shopping for furniture can be a pain, River North, with its densely packed stash of sources, is the perfect place to negotiate the task.

Champagne Furniture Gallery
433 N. Clark St., 312.923.9800
Monday – Friday 11 to 6, Saturday 11 to 5
champagnefurniture.com
The upscale furniture gallery specializes in traditional-style furnishings. Its exclusive selection is often sought out by independent interior designers looking for magnificent European-style pieces such as library bookcases, large dining tables and sofas custom-made in silks, mohair and leather.
COUNT ON FINDING: A collection of handcrafted Italian furniture, namely Provasi, which is exclusive locally to the showroom. Offerings also include accessories from across the world in porcelain, bronze, crystal and rare varieties of stone.
WHAT'S NEW? New items are constantly arriving, and hot sellers for summer include a new collection of original Impressionistic oil paintings by a variety of artists, and stunning porcelain and bronze accessories.

Design Inc.
1359 W. Grand Ave.,
312.243.4333
Wednesday and Friday 10 to 6, Thursday 10 to 9, Saturday and Sunday 11 to 6, or by appointment
designinchicago.com
Art lovers of all tastes are drawn to Bill Bruss' near west side boutique for its eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary fine furniture, sculpture, art and creative home accessories. A force in residential and commercial interior design as the founder of BBD Design, Bruss's talent for transforming dreams into reality is showcased via offerings that feature exotic upholstering, rich colors, and unique works of art in all mediums.
COUNT ON FINDING: Unique, artfully-designed pieces in an accessible, customer-centered retail environment. Art collides with function in a diverse stock that draws on design talent worldwide including multifunctional modular sofas, whimsical chaise lounges and sculptural wine racks.
WHAT'S NEW? Put a twist on the traditional interior with a unique sofa systems designed to be taken apart and put back together in a myriad of functional ways. As Bruss prepares to move into a larger storefront in the fall of 2008, he has expanded his range to include new estate lighting that can be customized to any size and shape.

Hydrology
435 N. LaSalle St.
312.832.9000
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9 to 5, Thursday 9 to 7, Saturday 10 to 4
hydrologychicago.com
As a preeminent interior design experience, Hydrology offers commercial and residential builders, designers, developers and architects creative kitchen and bath solutions. Located in Chicago's esteemed interior design district in the River North neighborhood, its 6,000-square-foot showroom features mostly exclusive designs that complement the artful nature of water.
COUNT ON FINDING: Hydrology's collection of inventive concepts including a diverse selection of kitchen and bath fixtures, faucets, sinks, bathtubs, showers and vanities that are pure, original and authentic. Many of the concepts originate from global designers from Belgium, Italy, Germany, Spain and other countries that exhibit the highest benchmarks of fine design.
WHAT'S NEW? Hydrology continues to make extraordinary discoveries each day. Clients will find unique designs that complement the urban living experience, no matter how they define it.

P.A. Larkin
118 W. Kinzie St.
312.527.1217
Monday - Saturday 10 to 5 or by appointment
palarkin.com
Sleek Asian furnishings of enduring design and detail are handcrafted here using authentic methods that have withstood the test of time. Owners Anne Larkin and Peggy Jones sell one-of-a-kind antiques and an expanding group of furniture collections in the store.
COUNT ON FINDING: High-end bedroom, living room and dining room furniture that include both antiques and new collections from contemporary Asian furniture designers. Each of the solid wood pieces are made using traditional tongue-and-groove methods and are available for customization in a number of finishes, sizes and different woods.
WHAT'S NEW? Bring the unique design elements of the Far East to your home and get picky with cabinets, tables and multimedia entertainment centers. The options don't end there—after you've selected your piece, choose the size, wood and finish.

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