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"   Photo: Dinosaur Design   Through last night&amp;#039;s misty haze, the flashbulbs at the opening of Dinosaur Designs` new downtown outpost resembled a nature-esque artwork, much like the pieces that have inspired the brand&amp;#039;s designs. The purveyor of sculptural home d\u00E9cor and jewelry Dinosaur has hopped NoLiTa streets from Mott to Elizabeth, a retail scene that co-owner Stephen Ormandy described as &amp;quot;where everyone&amp;#039;s flocked to.&amp;quot; Designed by Australian architectural firm, BKH, Dinosaur&amp;#039;s boutique was recently awarded as best new retail interior, an accolade that Ormandy describes as &amp;quot;very nice reaffirmation after 25 years in business.&amp;quot; Resembling a gallery space, the store is anchored at its center with a series of egg-shaped jewelry cases, surrounded by walls filled with the brand&amp;#039;s fluid designs. The boutique&amp;#039;s most stunning feature is a chandelier with rib-shaped tendrils, unsurprisingly a spin-off from the line&amp;#039;s `bone&amp;#039; collection. While Ormandy and partner, Louise Olsen will continue to offer their trademark bright resin fare, their line has also expanded to include bespoke interior accessories and sterling silver jewelry, both of which would look great alongside spring&amp;#039;s minimal attire. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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