Kid' Furnishings

Featured in the International Contemporary Furniture Fair and previously sold at MoMA, architect Roberto Gil’s birch-plywood pieces for kids are painted in a variety of colors and easily assembled. His sawdust-y atelier is full of custom-made loft beds, computer desks, and bunks. $$$

106 Ferris St., nr. Van Dyke St., 2nd fl., Red Hook; 718-694-0272; casakids.com

If your child is showing an early proclivity for modern design, outfit her room with pieces from Mini Jake, the little brother to the recently closed Two Jakes furniture store. The shop stocks stylish child-rearing supplies for modern parents: cribs, strollers, high chairs, and a sleek new spin on the baby carrier. $$

178 N. 9th St., nr. Bedford Ave., Williamsburg; 718-782-2005

Coo over this store’s adorable children’s items and books. There are also useful knickknacks for the adults in the house, including recipe boxes and independent letterpresses that specialize in hand-lettering and hand-painted styles. $$

439 E. 9th St., nr. Ave. A; various locations; 212-780-0036; pinkolive.com