Following a year of renovations, this hardware store has expanded into a bi-level space, filled with unique electronics ($20–$7,000), home goods ($20–$4,000), personal-care items ($20–$7,000), sports equipment ($20–$90,000), travel products ($20–$350), and apparel for men and women ($20–$600). Quirky finds include reprints of The New York Times on the day of your birth ($100), heated massage chairs that recline up to 160 degrees ($3,000), noise-and-light-canceling travel pillows ($100) and iPhone photo printers ($160).