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Coming Soon New York

Coming Soon New York is a Lower East Side boutique offering a playful mix of contemporary homewares, gifts, and curated vintage furniture.

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At a glance

Best for
Contemporary and Vintage
Price position
High EndCatalog taxonomy, not a live price quote
Primary styles
Contemporary, Vintage
What it sells
Furniture and home goods
Shopping model
Pre Owned
Evidence
Store website and product catalogClassification reflects the last review date above

Coming Soon New York is an independent furniture and home decor boutique located in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, specializing in playful, postmodern design. Founded in 2013 by Helena Barquet and Fabiana Faria, the company operates both an e-commerce platform and a physical retail space with a dedicated furniture showroom. The inventory blends contemporary emerging designers with curated vintage pieces.

The store functions primarily as a reseller, carrying modern brands like Dusen Dusen, Cold Picnic, and Gustaf Westman alongside vintage works by iconic designers such as Milo Baughman and Gae Aulenti. A signature offering is the T4 modular seating series, produced in collaboration with Uma and Holloway Li, featuring fiberglass frames and corduroy or linen upholstery. The founders stock the shop based on items they use in their own everyday lives.

Beyond retail, Coming Soon frequently collaborates on interior design projects and exhibitions. They designed the interiors for the Palm Heights boutique hotel in Grand Cayman and the Pearl Box caviar bar in SoHo. The aesthetic leans heavily into 1990s nostalgia.