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[title]Eponymy boutique owner Andrea Miller has an appreciation for antiques and older furniture, and largely decorates her Park Slope apartment with items that have been passed down from family members. She incorporates modern goods, such as Ikea curtain panels, a Target lamp and a Crate & Barrel canopy bed, for a timeless aesthetic. For decor, she purchases plants and flowers from Dig and Petite Fleur, and gets inexpensive framing done at Healthy Nibbles.
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Dig 479 Atlantic Ave between Nevins St and Third Ave, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn (718-554-0207, gardendig.com) Miller has purchased flora for both her shop and apartment from this gardening store. “It has all kinds of really interesting plants, containers and garden accessories,” she says.
Healthy Nibbles 305 Flatbush Ave at Prospect Pl, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn (718-636-5835) “It’s both a cafe and a frame shop,” explains Miller of this hybrid spot, where she finishes off many of her lithographs. “I usually bring my own frames, which means we just pick out mats—it keeps the prices way more reasonable. Plus, it has good juices and veggie Jamaican patties.”
Petite Fleur 71 Sixth Ave at Bergen St, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn (718-623-6443, petitefleurbkny.com) This Parisian-style florist is a favorite local source for flowers and gifts. “I even bought an old stackable law bookshelf there that’s in my shop at the moment,” notes Miller. “Margaret [Yuen], the owner, is very sweet—but her dachshund, Le Chien, is kind of a cantankerous old man toward Bianca, notwithstanding her French heritage.”