It's not quite accurate to call the fastidiously offbeat Domy Books just a "bookstore." Step inside Domy, and it's a study in creative microeconomics: There's a little handmade paper shop tucked into one corner (Glade Made), a burgeoning vintage clothing collection (Olive Vintage) taking up a few rack-lined walls, a curated gift shop in the back (Busy Being), and in the stretch of space between them, walls of delightfully bizarre art, plus racks of small-run books from tiny indie presses. In contrast to a world of cheap, disposable and pretty things (say, the aisles of your nearest Target), Domy is a tiny universe of the valuable, special and uniquely beautiful.