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"As vacation season winds down and we head back to the real world, one thing to look forward to is fall shopping. In case you missed them while at the beach or poolside, Architectural Digest takes a look back at some of the best shops we visited this summer.\n\nArchitect David Adjaye created a seductive geometric space for Roksanda Ilincic's first independent boutique in London's Mayfair district. As the world awaits the 2016 opening of Adjaye's National Museum of African American History and Culture on the Mall in Washington, D.C., this project shows a more whimsical side to the versatile architect. No matter the assignment, it's clear that Adjaye is adept at customizing his aesthetic to fit a space's function. Here, glamorous touches like highly polished display surfaces contrast with stacked concrete walls for an elegant vibe that's the perfect complement to Ilincic's clothing.\n\nPinterestFacebookMax &amp;amp; Moritz in West Hollywood offers eclectic findings from around the world.\n\n Photo: Kimberly Genevieve\n\nAcross the pond in West Hollywood, newcomer Max &amp;amp; Moritz presents upscale home decor and accessories in a decidedly unpretentious way. Shop owners Esther Linsmayer, Nino Mier, and Ashley Bell source beautiful and eclectic items from around the world, which look instantly at home in their rustic-chic space. The playful displays are reason enough to visit, although you'll likely find it hard to leave empty-handed.\n\nPinterestFacebookAntiquaire Jean Yves Legrand at the new West Palm Beach, Florida, offshoot of his Hamptons shop, Neo Studio.\n\n Photo: Kim Sargent\n\nFor the serious design collector, West Palm Beach is now a bucket-list destination, thanks to the opening of Jean Yves Legrand's Neo Studio. The savvy antiques dealer, well-known for his Sag Harbor store, touched down in Florida this year. From midcentury-modern furniture to European finds, there's something for everyone in Legrand's treasure trove."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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