I've got no complaints with Bauhaus. It's like the local version of Home Depot. The signage could…read morebe improved a bit. So far, I haven't had any trouble finding things.

This place can probably be described as an upgrade from TGR (Tiger in Sweden) and Søstrene Grene…read more They sell same stuff, glasses, vases, cutlery, porcelain stuff, pillows, throw pillows, throws, blankets and the like. Home decor to sum it short, but more affordable than - let's say - Deisigntorget and more of the mass produced quality. They do have some nice stuff, including the liquid hand soap with different "flavours" and some coffee cup set. The place is right there on the start of the gågatan from Stortorget, so it's easy to come here. If you need something for your home and you're more concerned about functionality and price rather than it being one of a kind or Scandi design, this is the place to go

Huge fabric store with lots of inexpensive fabric…read more They have a huge selection of fabrics in all price ranges. The quality isn't the very best but you get value for money. No fabric designer brands but some supplies (zippers, curtains, knitting needles) are known brand names. Thread and yarn is brand labled to Stoff och Stil.

One of the best second hand shops in Malmö. When I say second hand, I meant second hand and not of…read morethe "vintage" (tinkle eyebrows) variant. Here, you can find pretty much everything from porcelains, cutlery, old grandma-ish decoration, lamps, furniture, books and tons of clothing. If you're lucky like me, you get to score a Harry Potter-ish black wool cape that is made by rather famous Irish tailor in Dublin :) for 300 SEK, but most of the time it's hit and miss with this second-hand shop (like I said, not vintage!) I like to go to this place to see what kind of "treasure" they have hidden. Most of the times I come out empty-handed but once in awhile, I hit jackpot and found something nice for myself :)

Beautiful shop featuring local artists and jewelry. Can't wait to go back!…read more If you are looking for unique jewelry, hand made with delicate and thoughtful design this is a wonderful shop to visit. There are also housewares and ceramics by local artists with a distinct and beautiful Scandinavian flavour.

what's a trip to malmö without visiting ikea? this location is a bit out of the central city but…read moreeasily accessible by bus. huge store with furniture and everything you know from ikea. there is also a large food court (everyone's favorite part!) with very affordable prices. i got the swedish meatballs and swapped the potatoes for french fries. i also got a very big slice of carrot cake! interesting to see the different options at ikea in sweden vs. the ones back in the US

A nice ikea. As I have been remodelling my house i've been…read moreback and forth to this place on various days of the week and have noticed a few neat perks: - On-site Orthopedists in the bed section (not every visit) - Kitchen-remodeeling section with ca 10-20 computers and several staff to help you out selecting from the complex module system. Ikea Malmö is located in a big-box retail area with other hardware stores, furniture store, media etc.

Friendly knowledgeable staff and a great facility in beautiful surroundings right outside of Lund.read more

I stopped in for a few party supplies over the weekend. They have an adequate supply of the basics…read morelike balloons, cups, tablecloths, costumes, decorations, etc. They also have a pretty decent selection of mylar helium balloons. I was looking for something very specific which they didn't have, but I picked up something close. The prices are a bit higher than I'm accustomed to, but it is what it is here in Sweden.