Depot is one of the home decoration shops that I know since I first got in Berlin. It's very…read moresimilar with Nanu-Nana, but their style is more elegant and diversified, of course more expensive. Usually when I'm looking for something special to light up the house, I do prefer Depot more, even their products are more expensive. This Depot is the biggest Depot shops I have seen so far in Berlin. It got two floors. The first floor just selling the small stuff, such as lights, plastic flowers and so on, decorations stuff, also decorations of upcoming festivals. All the big objects are in the basement, you can find tables, bed sheets, kitchen stuff and etc.. Right, there is also a room for everything which on sale. Pretty cool! Don't for get to check it out. There also got a lift between the ground floor and the basement for the people who needs. Really considerate. The service of this Depot is other plus point. Really friendly and helpful. They also offer free catalogs and booklets to help customers out. For me, I do like their style. The only thing get me down is the price. Well, they do have promotions time to time though. One more thing, Depot is also one of the shops that have Payback service. Don't forget to collect your points when your check out.

Dainty homewares shop with select goods from jams to postcards, soaps to jewelry, dishwares and…read moremore! The selection is primo, perfect for gift-giving.

I loved this place and the women who helped me while I was there…read more But...not just the attention and help, the items in this store are quality and varied. I got a nice wool sweater and a design scarf totally matching the sweater. The accessories are many. Cash only, but worth having some with you.!!!

Nanu-Nana stores can be hit or miss. The one in Alexa is full of total seasonal junk, but this one…read morehere at the Treptow Park Center is much larger and more practical. It's also kind of dangerous for me, mostly because I will end up buying things that I don't 100% need but that I think are interesting or semi-practical in the kitchen, such as themed baking pans or decorative kitchen supplies. The majority of offerings here are home wares, so I like to think of it as an offspring of Cost Plus and Ross. It's not as expensive as the former, and not as messy as the latter. So while many kitchen supplies (pots and pans, dish sets, knives) are best purchased at a kitchen-themed store, if you are in the market for cute cookie jars, animal-shaped gravy boats, seasonal decorative items, and the like, consider stopping here before dropping big bucks elsewhere.

This store is awesome but expensive. They have everything from the full line of Freitag bags to…read moreoriginal maps from Interflug (for all you Ostalgie fans). Definitely worth a stop if you need a gift.

I just LOVE this pop-up store in Nikolaiviertel in Berlin! Designkollektiv. Istprodukt,…read moreRaubdruckerin. Really hip clothes for men, women & kids by local designers. Lovely accessoires. Art (posters). I highly recommend any design lover to visit this store! Products are defo affordable! Super friendly (and funny) staff too!

TK Maxx is a European leading company that selling top brand stuff with lower price, also some home…read moredecorations, food supplies and accessories. The shop located in Hauptstraße has 2 floors. At the ground floors are mostly for women, men and kid sections are on the 1st floor, other things like kitchen stuff and home decor as well. I am the person who care more about the styles, quality and price, rather than the top brands. I come time to time to browse around, sometime I did find something really nice and unexpected things. Also I think, this is a cool place to look for a gift, it offers different ideas.

Very good selection of modern vintage and current collections…read moreby Berlin designers for women and men. Nice and beautiful shop by nice people. Found Firma, as well as Acne or Burberry, all in very good condition for a reasonable price. Nice jewellery as well. 5 min walking distance from underground station Hermannplatz. Monday - Friday: 13 - 20 h, Saturday: 11 - 19 h That's what Berlin really needs more of. So happy about having that around the corner.