Came here this weekend after I got a hint via blocket that this place is selling retro furnisher…read more It is located at the back of an apartment building. They already have a few chairs, tables outside so you can't miss it. The place is small but has very good items. It feels like being teleported to the 50s. They had sideboards, drawers, tables, chairs, mirrors, shelves etc. It's definitely worth having a look if you are into this era of furniture.

This location of Le Creuset is one of the most gorgeous and well designed Le Creuset stores I've…read moreever been to, you can tell they really take pride in the space. Most of the kitchen pieces were organized by color, creating a pretty rainbow effect, but there was also a table in the back with some herb decor that was just beatiful. The service was friendly, helpful, and kind, and we were able to purchase the last sea salt herb planter they had (which they don't sell in the states). All in all, this is a fantastic location and one that any fans of Le Creuset should stop into.

Wallpapers, wallpapers, wallpapers. This place is filled from floor to ceiling with it. And I don't…read moremean the way your own house also has wallpapers from floor to ceiling - this place has thousands of them in binders. Embossed, unique, novelty, paper, plastic, luxurious, easy to clean, sparkling, big images - whatever you're after, this place to get it. They have some mirrors that you hold up your wallpaper sample to, and it will make it look bigger and help you see how it'll look covering an entire wall. They will order your wallpapers and you can come get them when they come to the store - and you don't have to pay until then. I ordered wallpapers for over 10,000 SEK and didn't even have to make a down payment. I don't know if that's good service or sheer stupidity. You can also pay to have the wallpapers delivered to your home. This is the go-to place for wallpapers, even if you live in the suburbs. The store used to be bigger, with an even larger selection of products, which is why they drop from 5 to 4 stars.

Nice decorated shop with a good selection of wallpapers, paints etc. However, the price level is…read morevery high and the staff is uninterested and unwilling to help. And if you manage to get the attention from some staff the don´t seem really knowledgeable either. So even though there is a lot to choose from you don´t really feel the urge to return.

This is a cute little hair salon located a stone's throw from Gullmarsplan. I have never utilized…read morethe hair dresser (the clients she's done looked good to me) as I go here for my eyelas extensions. Lyndsey moved from Sweet Baaby Ray's to Salong Orange and I of course followed her. She has done my eyelashes for almosst 3 years now. This salon is very cozy, friendly and a great location with excellent transportation options. I know that the hair dresser is very reasonable and is always busy so must be doing something right. Love this place and visit once a month.

I think this is a great value grocery store! They have more fresh produce than the ICA on the…read moreotherside of the torg, and they just have more fun, strange deals. It's definitely a value store, with a section of big bins of really cheap, somewhat random items. I could always find the packaged salmon a bit cheaper at Mat Dax than at the ICA. Check it out for sure! Of course if you want very high quality food and materials then maybe this isn't the best place for you. Like I said above, it's a value store! But it's a GREAT value store. I don't recall them ever having much organic produce and some of the items they sell are a bit ghetto but again they're cheap! When I moved away from Hagsätra, I found myself going in just to poke around and see what kind of deals they had when I was in the area. I even brought one of their plastic bags back to America with me as a souvenir ^^

This is my local neighbourhood ICA and definitely deserves some love…read more It's quite a pittyliten shop, but they managed to get high class products there and some cheaper alternatives as well. Everything got their place. It even has the department with fresh fish, meat and cheese. Brilliant! Special attention to the cashier personnel: very lovely and friendly! Greet you with special words when you have not been in the shop for a while and always make the mood better!

So I wanted to make sure I went into an IKEA while I was visiting Stockholm and this store was…read moreabout 5-6 blocks from where I stayed so I chose this one. This store was located at the end of a mall. It was a good sized store but I really didn't explore much of it as I went to the food court to try their food and afterwards I browsed around the store a little bit. I decided to try their traditional meatballs dish. It came with 8 small sized meatballs in gravy with mashed potatoes, green peas and lingonberry sauce. I also added a lingonberry drink and cinnamon roll. The meal was very good and the cheapest I had in Sweden. There was seating towards the back and also in the courtyard of the mall. It seems that many workers and shoppers come here for lunch. It was busy and crowded even though I was there before lunch time.

IKEA City is the IKEA concept for an urban location. Unlike the huge box stores you'll find in…read moresuburban locations, this one is located inside the Gallerian shopping center in Stockholm. The trams go right past and there isn't much parking so the store is more focused on the apartment dwellers. The emphasis is on decorative items like carpets, mirrors, and photographs, softlines like pillows, blankets, and comforters, and bathroom accessories like shower curtains and bath mats, even if there are furniture and household goods available as well. a self-checkout with employees and friendly assistance. I purchased a few of what I now know to be "gay bags"--brightly colored, reusable canvas shopping bags from IKEA. They cost roughly SEK10 each, making them excellent presents to bring back to the States. [Review 18243 overall - 24 in Sweden - 1765 of 2022.]

Cute little home goods and knickknack store.This place is a nice little stop in if you've got some…read moretime to kill and are at the Alvik train or tram stop. It's next door to Brioche cafe and a cute little flower store so you can make a stop in at all three on your next visit here! I don't think I would come all the way to Alvik just to visit this store though. It is a bit pricey and there's not enough stock inside to really make it a destination. I like the look of the place and the general type of items they carry. I would just need a lot more to want to come back. To carry furniture and home goods, I think your store should be much bigger in size. I really would have liked to see a lot more inside the place even if it stays small and where it is right now. Currently, it just feels like a half empty "odds and ends" kinda joint. A very expensive one at that. I can't justify buying a throw pillow for 800 kronor unless it's going to make me dinner and tuck me in at night.