Has spring finally sprung? We have been waiting for weekends filled with fresh air and light layers to no avail. Spring has alluded NYC, that is, until now. With high hopes we have an outdoorsy weekend planned.

We stopped by our flagship store this morning to scope out all the new unique and vintage pieces just for you. Take a peek at what we found...

This set of black iron, sculpted owls would dress up a bookshelf, don't you think?

How sweet are these deer figurines? They would be adorable on a mantle or atop a stack of fashion books on an accent table.

Total creature chic here! This madcap dude would elevate the decor strategy on any desk.

We might have to snag this gorgeous brass paperweight for ourselves. He would also look elegant on a bookshelf.

This cute wicker birdie would be a chic and playful ode to our founder's obsession with Twitter, don't you think?

Have you stopped by our flagship store recently? Let us know by using hashtag #77Wooster, and we'll retweet you!

New York City is all atwitter as it readys itself for the famous ball drop tonight... Here are some vintage snaps of this classic New York tradition!

All images via Pinterest.

Have a lovely New Year's Eve!

We adore winter in NYC - the misty snow, faux fur coats, knitted caps, ice skating and sipping warm cocktails! Here are some of our favorite NYC winter moments...

(Image via Flickr.)

A Hot Toddy by the fire at the Bowery Hotel is our favorite cold-weather remedy.

(Image via B/Eats.)

Nothing beats ice skating in central park.

(Image via Blog.)

The stunning Swarovski snowflake above 5th Avenue.

And the holiday windows, of course!

We love the amazing public art installations throughout the city like Madison Square Park's Buckyball, a towering 30-foot tall, illuminated sculpture.

What are your favorite things about NYC in the winter? We would love to know!

We spotted Jordan Carlyle's chic downtown apartment over on one of our favorite blogs Desire to Inspire. We love the sophisticated mix of prints, and the elegant palette of silver, brass and grey with flashes of bold color. We adore the pop of cool that our rad Snake Chain pillows and custom Snake Chain drapes add to the bedroom. We're also loving the custom drapes in the living room made with our Dotted Trellis fabric. This modern apartment proves that pattern works beautifully with calm, neutral tones.

Jordan, we LOVE How You Dwell!

We're HUGE fans of Lonny Magazine (aren't you?). So imagine our excitement when they called us up asking a tour of our newly opened flagship store in New York City? (We were thrilled, of course!) We adore the article—it's beautifully written—and the images capture our 77 Wooster boutique in a stunning light. Here are a few screen grabs from the gorgeous August issue, but head to Lonny's site to read the full feature.

Thank you Lonny Magazine!

We’re excited that our very first brick-and-mortar shop is set to open this June on lovely cobblestone-lined Wooster Street. Our new retail home just happens to be nestled in SoHo among a slew of galleries, cafes, fashion outposts and of course the impossibly cool people who inhabit this art-centric neighborhood. To introduce you to our nabe, we’ve drawn up a mini-guide with a few of our favorite places to eat, drink, browse and get inspired. Stay tuned as we update you with more locales we love in the coming weeks! Enjoy!

Head to the Union Square Green Market to stock up on branches and blooms— magnolias, tulips, lavender… It’s a great way to bring a little spring into your home. I look for magnolia branches that still have lots of little buds. Watching those pale pink flowers slowly blossom is a spring-time ritual I love—this set was 12 bucks!

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Before Irene hit New York over the weekend one of our designers, Rachel, headed down to the waterfront to check things out...

Luckily the storm passed though the city without doing any major damage... and most of us were even able to get back to work first thing Monday morning! 

Rachel made these fun stop-motion gifs with a cool iPhone app: Gif Shop! 

We've noticed a new dining trend and we like it.  It seems several up-and-coming restauranteurs are beckoning those nostalgic memories of summer camp and implementing them in their decor and food.  We first noticed it with Ruschmeyers in Montauk, which has become a family destination for many of us...and then again, last night, I dined at the hottest new place in Williamsburg: Masten Lake.