I wish I needed some lighting. Walking through Gamla Stan and I could not help but be drawn to this…read moreamazing lighting store. Beautiful lamps and accessories. Tiffany style lampshades, floor lamps, swing arm lamps, torchieres, goosenecks. Lots of options and choices for the perfect decor. Like I said, I wish I needed lights! If you're decorating your Stockholm flat and looking for an impact lamp, stop here! [Review 18751 overall - 84 in Sweden - 2273 of 2022.]

Wonderful merchandise. The staff was very helpful. I brought home alll my gifts from that store.read more

You can't go to Sweden and not visit an IKEA! That doesn't…read moremake sense! Smaller selection than the store in Orlando. There are more locations scattered around, so they have a smaller selection of goods in each one. I was told most people shop online on the internet catalog, then ship it to their home or pick it up in store.

Such a cool experience to visit ikea in Stockholm! Definitely visit the cafe for Swedish meatballs!!read more

Sweden at its finest…read more Fine quality wool, carvings (including Dala horses), embroidery and hooked rug kits, and textiles. Very kind, knowledgeable staff. Perfekt.

On a trip to Sweden, looking for something "from Sweden" led me to this woolens/fabric/sweater…read moreshop. Very nice shop with a choice of sweaters, woolen goods, mittens, etc. A very good stop for Christmas shopping. Lots of traditional designs and items that are current in tastes. And yes, some items are now manufactured outside of Sweden, but they would not be easily found outside of this shop. Definitely different and worth a stop if you are in the market for something that is Swedish in woolen goods -- sweaters, mitten, yarn, etc. Near the Vans and Suitsupply if you are navigating. In the shopping district. Great staff too -- very helpful to out of the country shoppers.

Excellent service and fantastic furniture. The shop staff…read moreare incredibly helpful and friendly. All their furniture is gorgeous and their couches superb.

Who doesn't love Muji?! I first discovered this brand when I lived in New York city. When I first…read moremoved here to Stockholm I was excited to see that there was one here too! For those who don't know this place, It's kind of like an itsy bitsy Japanese Ikea with even more of an emphasis on minimalism and recycling. Apparently, their website says that "The name Muji is derived from the first part of Mujirushi Ryōhin, translated as No Brand Quality Goods" which is why you won't see a logo on any of the products in the store. Recently, the store has moved up several floors to a new more desirable location inside of T-centralen's Åhléns department store. Before, it was a little cramped and small down near the basement Subway entrance. I'm guessing that's why I had forgotten about this little treasure for a while! I happy to see that It's grown in size and feels more elevated in it's current spot. The whole floor this store now sits on in Åhléns has also been changed to be all kitchen and housewares as well. If your looking for some unique household and consumer goods this is your place! I really liked their wide selection. Everything was ascetically pleasing and at a low price point. I seriously recommend visiting here if you haven't already seen it!

Huge store for home improvement projects, with everything from tiles, tools and toilet seats to…read moreplanks, shelf systems and wallpapers. They even have a "zoo" section with aquariums and pet fences. Like all other Hornbach stores, there's a straightforward isle layout (you can still get lost) and plenty of staff to ask for help and directions. The staff knows their stuff. It's pretty much like a Bauhaus store but somehow I like the atmosphere in Hornbach more. Unless you live nearby, this is not an easy location to get to (you'd better have a car) - but if you're shopping for home improvement projects then what the hell are you doing on public transport anyway!? I'll come back.

Hornbach looks exactly like The Home Depot. OR does The Home Depot look exactly like Hornbach?…read more Fortunately, the two have a similar layout, similar colors and even similar handwriting on signage. It was so easy to navigate. Plus the white vans (favored by construction folks everywhere) made it feel like home. MY PEOPLE! My American friend had asked me to get some additional weedwacker string for their weedwacker. I went in, described the colors of the weedwacker to the helpful staff and walked out with some universal string. Huzzah! Thank you to the garden department folks who assisted me even though my Swedish was non-existent.

Passed this store today - apparently it has several stores based in the city centre. Well, the…read moreinterior stuff is not my style at all. I could see my mother shopping in here actually haha. I think it is low cost and for some reason I noticed towards the back of the store that they not only focus on interior but have all sorts of things, such as shampoo, cleaning tools, cooking pans, really all sorts of random stuff. I was very well visited when I was there around 2pm. I guess because it did open quite recently - the staff was still reorganizing things.

Great Selection of Modern European Designers. My favorites were the Krebs LUX chandeliers. A…read moresimilar more expensive version by Flos was displayed. I haven't seen any stores ,open to the general public, as nice as this in the US. To buy these goods in the US you'd need to hire an interior decorator. A must see for American who love high quality furniture. This store makes Crate and Barrel look primitive, and Roche Bobois in outer space.