ClusterJoining West Greenpoint’s homewares district are vintage-focused Copper+Plaid and family-run Burson & Reynolds.From the Source: Chairs made of recycled oil drums ($325); teak open-storage side tables ($375). 69 West St.Adaptations NY: Embroidered Moroccan poufs ($275); mid-century dressers ($695). 109 Franklin St. Home of the Brave: Ceramic French presses ($120); custom-made black flag blankets ($165). 146 Franklin St. Copper+Plaid: Vintage caribou antlers ($575); early-1900s boar-bristle shoe-shine brush ($45). 655 Manhattan Ave.Homecoming: Romy Northover macchiato mugs with liquid 22-karat gold ($62); vases made with excavated clay (from $85). 107 Franklin St. Burson & Reynolds: Cast-iron �scary rabbit� bottle openers ($10); Kerry Cassill pillowcases ($76). 649 Manhattan Ave. Ask a guruLodro Rinzler is the chief spiritual officer at MNDFL, the city’s first walk-in meditation studio (10 E. 8th St.).So this is like SoulCycle for meditating? �Yes. Most meditation centers have a minimum two-hour commitment; our sessions are 30 minutes. We’ve assembled a team of the best meditation teachers from all different traditions, and we offer a wide variety of classes: If you can’t sleep, there’s MNDFL sleep, where you’ll take deep breaths to help decompress and relax your body. If you’re feeling low-energy, you could take MNDFL energy, where there will be a lot of quick inhalations and exhalations. The last few minutes are always question-and-answer time for everyone who might have tried meditation through an app and wondered, say, if it’s normal to start seeing colors.� Side by SideVanessa Seward267 W. 4th St.Open through early DecemberHistory: This summer, after stints at Azzaro and A.P.C., Seward presented her first eponymous women’s collection.Store: A pop-up occupying a quarter of the A.P.C. store, in the inky blue accents of her Paris store, with dark denim and shearlings. Celebrity Pick: ’70s-style �Abaca� sheepskin shearling coat ($3,675), purchased by Katie Holmes on the shop’s opening day.yves salomon786 Madison Ave. November 18History: In 1910, Gregory Salomon entered the fur trade. Now his great-grandson Thomas is opening the brand’s first retail spaces. Store: Seven hundred square feet, with marble shelving and brass accents holding men’s, women’s, and kids’ fur-accented outerwear. Celebrity Pick: Rihanna wears the rabbit-and-coyote-fur-lined army parka (from $1,950), using the oversize drawstring hood to avoid paparazzi. AthleisureTaylor Haney, whose start-upOutdoor Voices sells minimalist hoodies and sweat-wicking slouchy pants, just opened a shop at 199 Lafayette Street.�We’ve been making our soft tees ($65) and textured compression-fabric leggings ($95) since 2013, when athleisure was still a new term. But we could tell this was something people really wanted, and now we’ve raised $7 million in Series A funding and designed our first New York store to reflect all of the different things you can do in these clothes. We have a modular stack of foam mats and 3-D shapes, so you can feel how you bend and stretch in each item. We also see the space as a starting point for activity�we organize yoga classes and hiking meet-ups, so you can wear our new merino-wool jogging pants ($135) there. Or to brunch in the neighborhood.� top fiveOn November 19, the modernist Italian furniture brand Arper (476 Broadway) will open its first East Coast showroom. Here, CEO Claudio Feltrin picks his favorite self-balancing chairs and casual ottomans.�The Kinesit chair (from $1,183) has a self-balancing mechanism hidden in its seat that adjusts the tension of the chair based on the user’s weight.��I love the architect Lina Bo Bardi; when I discovered drawings of this bowl chair ($5,670) that she never produced, I manufactured a limited series of 500.��This Ply table (from $656) looks so simple but is actually very difficult to produce because it’s a single piece of curved wood with three legs.��Pix (from $734) is our collection of casual ottomans, and each one comes in over 100 fabrics. It’s made out of a strong foam, so it’s soft, but it won’t sink if you sit on it.� �The Parentesit (from $1,383) is a big, beautiful wall-mounted speaker that can also be customized with LED lights.�