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"Archivia Books, New York After a four-year hiatus, the renowned Archivia Books has returned to Manhattan&amp;#039;s Upper East Side. Decorative-arts aficionados can now browse some 3,000 new titles and out-of-print classics in a sleek modernist setting. At 993 Lexington Ave. Call 212-570-9565; archiviabooks.com. Royalton Hotel, New York Even an icon occasionally needs refreshing, and New York City&amp;#039;s Royalton is no exception. One of the first boutique hotels, it now boasts striking new guest rooms by Charlotte Macaux Perelman which feature dramatic tiled baths. Roman and Williams&amp;#039;s revamped public spaces include the sultry Brasserie 44 and Bar 44 and a monumental lobby fireplace. At 44 W. 44th St. Call 212-869-4400; royaltonhotel.com. Bisazza, Los Angeles With the opening of Bisazza&amp;#039;s second U.S. showroom, Los Angelenos can peruse the celebrated tile powerhouse&amp;#039;s dizzying array of mosaic and terrazzo offerings as well as its fashionable furniture line. At 8371 Melrose Ave. Call 323-782-9171; bisazza.com. Allen &amp;amp;amp; Delancey, New York British chef Neil Ferguson&amp;#039;s new Allen &amp;amp;amp; Delancey restaurant on Manhattan&amp;#039;s Lower East Side evokes a cozy turn-of-the-century tavern with an exposed-joist-and-pressed-tin ceiling. Hearty fare like beef with cabbage and onions pays homage to the area&amp;#039;s immigrant past. At 115 Allen St. Call 212-253-5400; allenanddelancey.net. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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