This store offeres ink refills for a variety of consumer inks.

Contrary to what its name might imply, the Door Store actually sells no doors whatsoever, although the original branch in New York did construct tables out of (suprise!) doors. Today the store features 25 different sizes, shapes, and materials (like cherry, maple, oak, and more) from which you can order your own custom-made table ($200+) or buy parts and construct one yourself ($100+). Then, illuminate your table with multiple styles of paper lanterns ($7-25) and hide it from street view with window shades ($14-22). This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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The mysterious stranger with the sleek leather folio whips out his Mont Blanc fountain pen with a flourish. “Slate,” he says in response to your questioning gaze. “Bob Slate.” Who Bob is, and why he has an upscale office supply fetish, is a little unclear. Still, writers, artists, and anal-retentive paperclip geeks alike flock to this remarkable stationery store. Bob Slate offers journals of every shape and size and an extensive selection of classy greeting cards, wrapping paper, photo albums, and art supplies (particularly at the Mass. Ave. store). Custom-printed stationery $80-300+. Other stores, at 63 Church St. (617-547-7181) and 1975 Mass. Ave., just past Porter Square (617-547-8624), all have the same hours.

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This Store, provides home and office furnishings, both new and used, at reasonable prices. Good place for college students. and people looking to pick up some inexpensive furnishing for a new home or apartment.

Template:Copy Shop Next to Tower Records, this Gnomon location has the capacity for heavy-duty copying chores. At 8¢/copy it is more pricey than its Mass Ave. cousin, but overnight and volume discounts are available. Color copies made on a laser color copier from photos, slides, or disks, $1 apiece. Self-service copier, 5¢. Résumé service, folding, cutting, and laminating. Mac and IBM-compatible rentals with 600dpi printer available. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.