Great service and tremendous display of merchandise. You'll find what your looking for there, best…read morebrands best quality.

I couldn't believe how hard it was to find an office supplies/papers store in the Brussels area!…read moreNormally, back in the US, I'd just go to Staples or Office Max and be good to go but here they seem to have everything online. Thanks to Yelp I came across Papeterie NIAS! This place has everything--paper (regular computer and fancier paper), labels, pens, pencils, binders, agendas, cards, bookbags, and so on. Sometimes, I find it important to see things in person instead of ordering online....only thing is that the items are all a bit pricey.

From the owner: Vente de cartouches d'encre pour imprimantes et copieurs…read more Service d'impressions et photocopies Service de transfert d'argent via MoneyGram

From the owner: papeterie, fourniture de bureau et scolaire, cartouche encre, stylo,…read more copies, relier, imprimés, mariage, naissance, cadeaux, cachet, tampon, classer, cahier, agenda, calendrier, classeur, écrire, cross, waterman,sheafffer, lamy, caran d'ache, parker, pelikan, filofax, succes, samsonite, clairefontaine, pilote, uniball, stabilo, esselte, durable, canon, epson, hp, lexmark,

Nice shop, considering there are not many shops like this in Brussels (other than Veritas, Ava and…read moreSchleiper) who sell some similar products. A bit outside the center, but close to a metro (Tomberg). They sell among other things fabric, paint, clay, cake decorating supplies, yarn (brand Katia), Washi tape. Also, they a had lot of craft related stuff for kids. If you would only have the time to visit one craft shop in Brussels, I would recommend going to Schleiper at place Jourdan instead because its bigger.

Not a lot of arts n crafts stores in Brussels, didn't find any cupcake fun stuff stores either so…read moreCreacorner had to do it. It seems to be a big store but the amount of space they occupy for certain crafts (beads and pearls, scrapbooking) makes other departments look tiny (bake supplies); that being said I think the choice of products are limited which makes it impossible to compare prices, and you have no option but to take the more expensive brands. The store is located in an upper side of Brussels, but I'm used to a more down to earth shopping experience with more choices and lower prices. What is really fun is when you take a kid to the shop and let them pick something to work on at home! This is one of those FUN shops to do with kids.