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EXPLORE D.C. | | | | | | | 1415 Wisconsin Ave NW
Washington,
DC
20007
202-337-5780 | | | | | Description: GEORGETOWN. Country crafts and all-American items are abundant at this traditional store. Handmade quilts, blown glass, carved wood, stuffed dolls, pottery, jewelry and hand-dipped candles are a few of the finds on display here. Colorful decorator pieces and great crafts for people who are proud to buy things made in the USA. METRO: Foggy Bottom
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| 1643 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington,
DC
20009
202-387-3146 | | | | | Description: DUPONT CIRCLE. More than your typical wine store, this expansive shop features a great selection in an environment that isn't the least bit intimidating. Lifelong oenophiles will love this store, as will those who barely know the difference between a merlot and a chardonnay. Hundreds of wines in custom-made steel display cases line the walls, organized according to taste instead of region of origin. Have a knowledgeable staffer help you make the perfect choice from the eclectic selection. And the best part all of the inventory is surprisingly affordable.
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| 4930 Hampden Ln
Bethesda,
MD
20814-2914
301-652-8840 | | | | | Description: BETHESDA. A boutique for those friends who have an insatiable sweet tooth, this shop offers cookies in all shapes and sizes, from bouquets of flowers to herds of animals. As appealing to the eye as they are tasty, the cookies are perfect gifts for bridal or baby showers, housewarmings, birthday parties, or any other special occasion. An assortment is also a terrific thank you for a job well done or a fun gift for corporate partners. Orders can be customized and shipped.
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| 1001 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington,
DC
20036
202-296-0400 | | | | | Description: DOWNTOWN. You can't visit Washington, DC, without taking home a piece of political memorabilia, and Capitol Coin has the best selection in the city. Whether you're a serious collector, a history buff, or simply curious about the past, this shop will entertain you with its fantastic array of bumper stickers, election pins, T-shirts and political posters that span the entire century. And there are a few items that go back even further, including items from Lincoln's presidential campaign. METRO: Farragut North
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| Dean & DeLuca Georgetown3276 M St NW
Washington,
DC
20007
202-342-2500 | | | | | Description: GEORGETOWN. Best known as a market for new and innovative products, Dean and DeLuca has etched out quite a reputation among savvy shoppers and international visitors. Products range from sun-dried tomatoes to cook and kitchenware fit for a gourmet chef. The selection of cheeses is nothing short of spectacular. You will also find some of the finest chocolates available. METRO: Foggy Bottom
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| Second Story Books & Antiques4836 Bethesda Ave
Bethesda,
MD
20814-5202
301-656-0170 | | | | | Description: BETHESDA. Established in 1973, this bookstore is today one of the largest vendors of used and rare books in the world. It carries books of all categories and also offers maps, posters, prints, and other works on paper. It combs estate sales and buys personal libraries as well as individual books. Together with its two other area locations, it has a holding of over a million books and is a terrific place for collectors and the casual browser alike.
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| Urban Country Designs Ltd.7801 Woodmont Ave
Bethesda,
MD
20814
301-654-0500 | | | | | Description: BETHESDA. This full-service shop believes in an environmental approach to design and offers options for wall, window, and floor treatments along with the furniture and accessories they sell. The aesthetic culls influences from a number of different time periods and cultures, so you'll find pieces that are contemporary, ethnic, and antique simultaneously. Everything is top-quality, whether it's case goods or upholstered merchandise. If you need some advice, a team of designers is on hand to help pull all the elements together.
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| 311 7th St SE
Washington,
DC
20003
202-543-1705 | | | | | Description: CAPITOL HILL. The owners of these two interconnected stores have scoured tiny villages and cities around the world to bring together a unique collection of clothing, glassware, textiles, ceramics and a huge selection of colorful, hand-loomed rugs. Made with vegetable dyes and thick spun wool, these South American accents will add an exotic touch to any home. Vases and figurines from Asia, and a broad variety of aromatherapy candles are other popular options. METRO: Eastern Market
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| 1507 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington,
DC
20036
202-265-2323 | | | | | Description: DUPONT CIRCLE. This store offers an amazing collection of beads from around the world. If you string beads, this is the place to find your supplies. After a quick visit, you will appreciate what masters of the craft can do with colorful beads and a little creativity. Or learn for yourself; classes are offered frequently. In addition to supplies, ready-made jewelry and ethnic art accented with vivid gemstones make this shop a visual feast. METRO: Dupont Circle
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| 1224 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington,
DC
20036
202-785-1975 | | | | | Description: DUPONT CIRCLE. This spacious, airy boutique holds some of the prettiest and most unique fashions in the DC area. In a beautifully designed room, you'll find all of the hottest designers such as Cynthia Steffe, Diane Von Furstenberg, Hugo Boss and Donna Degnan. Stylish shoes and contemporary accessories are available as well. Look to Fisher's own line for feminine, modern looks that no one else will have back home. METRO: Dupont Circle
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