Now it's this.
Blue Mercury: "an iconic high-growth luxury beauty retail chain."
Monday, August 7, 2017
Gothic Cabinet to Blue Mercury
Last year, Gothic Cabinet Craft closed on Third Avenue in the East Village. As E.V. Grieve noted, this location was its first, "when Theodore Zaharopoulos set up shop on the corner in 1969."
Now it's this.
Blue Mercury: "an iconic high-growth luxury beauty retail chain."
Now it's this.
Blue Mercury: "an iconic high-growth luxury beauty retail chain."
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I guess the only positive thing that can be said is at least it's not another empty storefront
My desk and bed frame was ordered from that Gothic location. Sad to see them go. Very disappointed with what it was replaced with. One thing about that Gothic location was for whatever reason it was not an inviting looking storefront from the street. However, the staff was very helpful and they sold practical NYC furniture. Much better quality than Ikea for not that much more.
Always liked the dinasaur painting on that building. Bought a lot of unfinished real wood furniture. No one is into sweat equity anymore.
how many months?
Seriously. It's opposite a Ricky's and a block from a Walgreens'/DR (what isn't?)
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