Yes, that is the correct address. 42nd Street Photo is actually located off of 35th Street. Here you will find some of the best deals on electronics like cameras, camcorders, computers and the like. Be ready to bargain, however, or you are likely to get rooked out of a good deal.

For those who prefer a more traditional approach to interior design, this is the sine qua non of quality reproduction furnishings. Regency and Georgian are just two of the styles authentically recreated to the most exacting standards through methodical original craftsmanship. Heirloom quality pieces made for today's lifestyle.

For those who prefer a simple, modern look, but shun the simpler times of Ikea, BoConcept is a gift from heaven. This Danish manufacturer offers great-looking, functional stuff for urban dwellings. The genuinely comfortable sofabeds have developed a cultish following.

Cutting-edge Italian furniture fills the large sleek showroom of DDC. The look is distinctively modern with a cutting edge European feel. Master architect Phillip Johnson insures that the ever-changing collections are always interesting.

Shoes and more shoes in all types, shapes and sizes. This chain has several locations and features a good selection of trendy footwear. Their specialty is on the MTV generation and their young staffers definitely know what's on the down low for the city's finest feet.

This little, hidden away Korean tea shop is owned by the folks who run the restaurant Hangawi. The ceiling is hand painted to look like a palace and there are formal tea ceremonies and workshops. The loose teas are some of the finest you'll encounter anywhere.

Love gloves? Well, they've got them hands down. Gloves in calfskin, gloves in cotton, gloves in silk, alligator, cashmere, feathers and fishnet. Gloves in every style and material you can possibly imagine. Nothing fancy about this place, but for those who truly love gloves, there is no other place quite like it.

This once grand department store has remained a Murray Hill fixture for generations. Not nearly as trendy as Macy's or Bloomingdales, Lord & Taylor seems to thrive on its classic (somewhat matronly) image. Featuring excellent quality, if somewhat staid, inventory, it's still the shop of choice for many New Yorkers.

For years, Roche Bobois has set the standard for classic, modern furniture. Although not quite high-end, their furnishings exhibit quality craftsmanship and have developed a hard-earned reputation for withstanding the rigors of extended wear and tear. A staple in many a city abode, especially those with active children.

Rugs. It's all about rugs. Safavieh stocks Asian rugs from India, Turkey, China and others. There is also a small selection of interesting contemporary rugs. All are custom made from natural fibers like wool and silk. The staff is quite helpful.

This two-story shop is filled with all types of fresh flowers and plants for indoor arrangements and outdoor planting. Under the supervision of designer Gillian Harding, Stems is known for creating long-lasting patio gardens for difficult urban settings like terraces, balconies and rooftop gardens.