Milan Luxury (CLOSED)

This European- and locally-minded home-goods shop functions as a year-round sample sale, peddling a vast array of floor models and discontinued lines from big-name brands like Illy and Bellora at massively discounted prices. Upstairs, browse through the jumbled collection of linens, kitchenwares and decorative pieces for items like Missoni Home signature chevron-print towels leftover from the previous collection ($36 each), Umbrian ceramics company Sambuco’s trade-show display models, including a printed teacup-and-saucer set ($43), and a retro pink Smeg refrigerator that was originally a floor model ($1,430). Downstairs, the recently opened furniture and lighting section holds discontinued Luceplan touch-sensitive lamps ($162) and angular Poltrona Frau leather end tables ($136). Couch potatoes can also sign up for the store’s Gilt-esque newsletter on its website, where weekly sample sales are held.