Dabney Lee
Dabney Lee
Photograph: Anna Simonak
Time Out says
Thu Oct 25 2012
Print loyalists will love the first brick-and-mortar store for this chic stationery brand. Dabney Lee Woglom, a Southern California native and Dumbo resident, launched her namesake design company in 2004. Since then, her products have sold in more than 2,000 retailers, including Bloomingdale’s and Saks Fifth Avenue. The 600-square-foot space is decked out in zebra-print wallpaper and sleek white cubbies that display home goods ($6–$300) in fun prints and bright designs. Techies will delight in whimsical “Call Me Maybe”–inspired iPhone cases ($45) and monogrammed iPad covers ($80). If you’re on the hunt for unique gifts, go for personalized tote bags ($28) and Lucite picture frames ($120). You can order personalized note cards (25 for $88, 150 for $350), notepads ($40) and recipe cards in Lucite boxes ($90) from the Dabney Lee at Home collection with a ten-business-day turnaround.
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