All kinds of authentic Delftware to be found at this museum gift shop…read more Located at the bottom floor of the Delft Museum, Jorrit Heinen Delftware offers all kinds of tiles, dishes, tea services, and figurines in all price ranges I found a lovely set of seahorse salt and pepper shakers for Mom & also grabbed a bunny figurine for myself There were many tiles and plaques with nautical scenery and windmills - very traditional! Mr & I did not visit the museum but instead got our fill of lovely blue & white Delft here at Jorrit Heinen

Huge huge store in a historic building. The items in the windows are super expensive but inside…read morethere are plenty of options at any price. There are even a lot of items that are on sale, a whole section of the store actually. So this place is conveniently located and has a lot of variety for any budget. Highly recommend it even for souvenirs over the souvenirs shops with official delftware since you can find similar price points here but so much variety and be inspired by collectible items. Also notice the golden delftware on the second floor. Don't see that everyday.

Art supplies, flowers , everything in here is super fun, clean and inspiring. Unleash your inner…read moreartist by checking this store out. We happened upon this place on our way to the houseboat museum walking down the quaint streets of Amsterdam. It was super fun.

My absolute favorite store in Amsterdam. Curated with the highest quality stationery and home…read moregoods! I love wandering around here whenever I'm in the area to test out new pens. I love getting inspiration for my analogue journalling addiction. Great place for gifts that you didn't even know you were looking for, like avocado vases and thought books.

Went looking for some paintbrushes while in Amsterdam, found this shop near the Rijksmuseum. Lovely…read moreselection of oils, acrylics and canvas, including many colors of Old Holland oils I had not seen before in US. Makes sense because several great paint brands come from the Netherlands. Van Beek has a framing store and design art store as well. Both are nearby. We were just visiting the city, so found some tiny canvases that were perfect for creating art while traveling. Staff was friendly and speaks English, everything was very well organized and easy to find.

This place has all types of paint, brushes and all supplies needed for you if you are seeking to…read moreenchance your inner Van Gogh, frankly if you are looking for any other art supplies this is not the store for you.

Great place for finding gift items that's not your typical tacky items like keychains with your…read morename, etc. There's some nice art pieces here, accessories, home decor - all Dutch designed. Everything feels stylish and well-curated. I bought a Miffy Christmas ornament here which I absolutely love. Prices are fair.

I admittedly had some trouble finding souvenirs on my recent European vacation. Thankfully, my…read morefriend and I went in to Spiegel (thanks to leads from Yelp!). I ended up buying stuff for myself and loved ones here. CUTE (not like souvenir shop-style) post cards, kids stuff, artwork, jewelry, housewares, quirky gifts, and so much more! I loved it was all Dutch (either designed and/or made), and I'm excited to gift some things for Christmas. I really cannot recommend a place more if you're looking for gifts and/our souvenirs (and even if you're local, it'd still be a great place to shop). The lady working was also very kind.

What a beautiful shop with stunning fabric and lovely staff who are incredibly helpful!…read more Hartelijk bedankt! Vicki Karlan

I was drawn in by a beautiful shibori fabric I saw in the window. Inside are more ikat,…read moreembroidered, and beautifully embellished fabrics as well as clothing and decorative furnishings. Really gorgeous pieces. There were maybe four other customers plus me in the store. I was able to browse the entire space and as I neared the front, a customer entered and a worker greeted her cheerily, crossing in front of me as she did so. I looked at her, no greeting for me, so I took me and my money elsewhere.

When I first passed by this little concept store I was so happy! It looked so pretty and cool! It…read morewas closed though. But I returned a few days later to go inside. And it was pretty and cool! The shop isn't big but sells many love things! Home decorations (WHICH I LOVE), beautiful jewellery, jam (really), flowers and art. All kinds of lovely things. The shop has this very nature inspired theme I guess. Also, like many concept stores, you can also have a drink and a bit here. There is a table in the back where you can sit and relax or work. So, this street is getting better and better :) This shop is a must-visit if your in the area. It isn't cheap but they sell many lovely things worth the money.

Anna + Nina is a shop full with treasures. I want to buy the entire store. The store looks great…read morefrom the outside and the inside. The store can be compared to MaisonNL based on the goods and image. So if you love MaisonNL you will definitely love Anna + Nina. Anna+Nina is more broad in its jewelery collection compared to their home accessoires collection, which is also very very very nice. Anna+Nina sells the most cute earrings, rings, necklaces in plated gold or silver. They also sell pillows, wallets, clutches, candle holders, mirrors, clothes like sweaters and robes from different exclusive brands and go on. My favorite shop to buy birthday gifts, fair prices for the quality. Love their posters from Hotel Magique. It's a shame if you've never visited this store before, you should take a look. Either in the Gerard Doustreet (Pijp) or the Kloveniersburgwal store in the Centre. Both the same great collection and experience. :D

Really cute knitting store that you can easily miss. Just blink and you won't even see it as you…read morewalk buy. Inside is small but stuffed with great yarns. I like that they stock nice, plush materials and don't really have many of the cheesy, gimmicky kinds. Alpaca, cashmere, and cotton galore! That means that most of the yarns here are a bit expensive, but you'll love whatever you make with these types of materials. They also have a great variety of colors. They have every kind of needle you could need, including tapestry, sewing, and knitting. The women working inside were very knowledgeable about their products and proficient in English as well.

Cozy yarn shop, seemed to be predominantly Rowan, but I did snag some lovely Araucania (sp?)…read morefingering. Prices comparable to what I'm used to in the US. Helpful (without being pushy) shop attendant. Definitely worth a visit if you buy yarn as your travel souvenir :)

What a wonderful shop to amp up your house with loads of colors. You can find plenty of accessories…read morehere to style up your home. Byzance has so many wonderful accessories if your a fan of Turkish decor. I am such a big fan when it comes to exquisite and high quality rugs. I was so excited when I discovered the shop, because they have so many desirable characteristics. Yes indeed the owner is very much friendly and customer oriented.

I had been all over Amsterdam and Haarlem looking for a rug for my house. Feeling defeated, we…read moreheaded towards the station on a small shopping street, and walked halfway past the shop before deciding to go in. And when I walked in and saw the piles of Turkish carpets sitting around, I knew. We had found the place. The owner is very friendly and helpful (and also an excellent salesperson, so don't say I didn't warn you!). In addition to the gorgeous carpets he has lovely lamps, dishes and jewelry, all Turkish style. As I said we walked all over Amsterdam and Haarlem and did not find another shop like this. If you're looking for something a bit different for yourself or as a present, have a look.