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Not so Mini. To be honest, we long ago grew dissillusioned with the MoMA Design Store and felt it had lost its relevance as so many other shops sprung up with more creativity and more edge. We add them now to our Stores Guide because we love their new Muji section and want to know if others have been as ambivalent as us.
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Store details
MoMA Design Store
11 West 53 Street
New York, NY 10019
212.708.9700
momastore.org/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/storecatalogdisplay?langid=-1&catalogid=10001&storeid=10001
Hours
(Sat-Th 9:30-6:30, F 9:30-9)
Recent comments
One of the saddest things is the deterioration of the MoMA store. Many years ago, it used to be that if you bought something there, it was beautiful, well made, functional, and able to bring tears to my eyes from the joy of acquiring it for my home. Well, I haven't been there for a long time, but with the stars still in my eyes, I bought a knife sharpener on line.
Arrives in the mail this dreary looking, gray plastic and lucite piece of skata that functions like the store's current sales staff sounds--very, very poorly, if at all. Aulaire on Oct 17, 2008
Dear Sir,
IJIT EXPORT AGENCY deals in assorted african handmade crafts & arts made from locally available raw materials.
With the high rise of poverty in Kenya because of un-employment especially among those infected and affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic,mentally and physically handicapped, IJIT embarked on working with these women groups and workshops alongside those living below the poverty line to assist improve their socio-economic status by marketing their products both locally and internationally.
IJIT gives hope and opportunity to the more needy members of our society and at the same time carry on marketing these beautiful african craft items designed and made by these wonderful team.
IJIT provides fair wages to the artisans and the proceeds earned by these crafts men and women help them cater for their basic needs including food, shelter, education and health care for their families which helps prevent early girl child marriage & Cultural genital mutilation and enable those directly infected by HIV/AIDS cater for their nutrition and medical costs.
It is in this light we write to enquire if you would be interested to purchase some of these products and we will be pleased to send you our detailed catalogue and pricelist.
A reply from you will be gratefully recieved.
Thank you.
Kind Regards,
Mary Murage
www.africancraftsexports.com Mary Wamaitha Murage on Oct 3, 2005