Home decoration and garden stores Spain

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This beautiful store offers furniture and objects from the 1950s to the 1980s that are recovered from markets around the world and, after being refurbished, are offered for sale. Lamps from the 1960s, trays, plates, games... All of this is part of the collection that is constantly renewed with unique objects, because the philosophy of Fusta'm is to give back to these objects their value and to awaken childhood memories. They deliver all over the country and also have a workshop for custom-made furniture.

In this showroom, a very sharp selection of vintage furniture from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. The speciality of the place: Scandinavian furniture.

Located not far from La Mezquita, between Calle Judío and Calle Averroes, it is housed in a house with Mudéjar reminiscences. And since 1960, this zoco, a kind of small bazaar, has gathered around a beautiful patio a number of craft workshops and shops. It is an opportunity to familiarize yourself with the techniques of working with silverware, a great Cordoba speciality, and also with ceramics and repoussé leather, which have also contributed to its notoriety. The range of objects on offer is very wide: jewellery, leather goods, crockery.

This store has been putting art on your feet since the 1980s! Nani Marquina wonderfully brings out the artistic essence in rugs by showcasing the talents of artisans from around the world. From India, Pakistan and Nepal, they use the most traditional and environmentally friendly techniques to create contemporary pieces worthy of great artists. Materials, colors and innovative designs are carefully considered to bring spaces to life in a sustainable way.

A beautiful shop of fresh and colourful ceramic objects, where traditional techniques are combined with a modern design, in the air of time. Beautiful tableware, containers of all sizes, cushions made of Ikat fabric (a dyeing technique), placemats and other decorative objects. Most of the products, made by craftsmen, are made from local materials such as ceramics or olive wood in a very Mallorcan style. Two shops in Palma and one in Port de Sóller.

A specialist in working with clay, this potter makes beautiful pieces using traditional methods. He is one of the few still working with a manual technique on a potter's wheel. The craftsman tries to perpetuate the tradition of the typical pieces and shapes of the region since ancient times, while injecting a little modernity by creating pieces with more modern shapes. Without moving away from the cultural heritage of the region. Feel free to ask the owner about his art.

Perfect for decorating your home and staying on trend! This design store offers stunning contemporary items from brands around the world. The collections are designed down to the last detail to fit every indoor or outdoor space you design. Their consultants will be happy to help you find what you need while taking into account your personal tastes. If necessary, you can also call on their interior designers: they will give you ideas to optimize your space.

This is a small temple of popular art, hence its name, which opened in 1977. On display are ceramic pieces, the oldest of which date back to the 16th century; pottery such as that from Triana or Manises, near Valencia; azulejos, engravings and lithographs, some of which date from the 16th and 18th centuries. All of these objects are unique because they were produced in workshops all over Spain, which are now often closed. A must-see address in the neighbourhood.

One of the many artisan potters of Navarrete, which offers tureens, pitchers, salad bowls, etc., made according to local tradition. The company was founded in 1980 and exports to more than 15 countries in Europe, Asia and America. The main production is ceramics for domestic use, for the kitchen or for food packaging. A great ecological awareness is shown through carefully selected clays and fully biodegradable products. Beautiful products for yourself or as a souvenir.

This vintage store offers unique items from the 1950s to 1970s for the nostalgic. Dedicated to interior design in a Mid Century Modern style since 2012, El Recibidor is popular with interior designers, who appreciate not only the decorative items but also the lighting and furniture. The showroom highlights the aesthetics and beauty of natural materials, used in an environmentally friendly and nature-friendly way. Possibility to rent if you organize an event.

Carlos Icardi's workshop-boutique, one of the main figures in traditional Ibizan craftsmanship, of which he is both one of the great promoters and one of the last representatives. Originally from Uruguay and having lived on the island since the 1970s, he is an engaging character who knows Ibiza well. You will discover his work: vases, lamps, ashtrays and decorative objects. Everything is beautiful and really worth a visit. If you speak a little Spanish, Carlos will tell you a few anecdotes about the island and his work.

Charming boutique from 1900, run by the fourth generation of the same family! As in its early days, the company continues to sell corks and ropes, but also carpets, hats and woven baskets. Juan Pedro "Txiki" receives his clients in a space worthy of a museum, with huge shelves loaded with a thousand objects. Its shop smells of wood and retains the nostalgic atmosphere of the shops of yesteryear. A place to see for its pretty decor, and why not do some practical shopping for the house!

If you are looking for originality, go to Fantastik! This store, created in 2005, is the image of the neighborhood where it is located: the Raval. It's a multicultural place where everyday objects from elsewhere are mixed together to form a heterogeneous world. Just look at the oilcloths from Mexico, the enameled dishes from China, the notebooks from India or the recycled wallets from Cambodia. You will also find vintage and kitsch decoration objects. A change of scenery is guaranteed in this small and colorful store!

Since its opening in the former space of the Rialto theatre in Palma, this huge shop has been selling decoration and fashion items. The owners of the shop, a Swedish couple living in Mallorca, bring back furniture, fabrics, clothes, books, etc. from their travels around the world, which they display in this superb shop. The upper floor hosts temporary exhibitions of young artists. There is also a coffee corner where you can have breakfast, a sandwich or a drink. A very nice place to do some shopping.

Josep and Magda have set up a traditional basketry workshop in the heart of the Montgrí Natural Park. In the mornings, they offer a wide range of activities and workshops to help you make your own creations. If you come along, you'll also be able to discover the many uses to which basketry can be put, from baskets to fences, lampposts, wall facades and arbors. Exhibitions too.

A fine shop and if you were not in Cervantes'country, you could whisper: " so British! " We can be happy with a dead nature in the th century Flemish style, or with large bouquets of painted flowers, in aged shades, and delicately framed, with a golden wood pot, classic shapes. You can also find a copy of English furniture, the statue of polychrome angels, a wide variety of feet of painted wooden lamps, golden wood, large ice-cream. As it is not attractive decoration without fabrics of furniture, the boutique presents a large selection of fabrics of French origin (Boussac), Italian and Spanish (among others, designer Peñalver). Tress also offers custom-made jour. Interesting prices.

It's an essential part of the city that passes from generation to generation… a veritable temptation Palate for who likes silverware, plated or mass, crystals, porcelain and beautiful craftsmanship. Some details as an indication: The house is sold by Pedro Durón, one of the best Spanish manufacturers, the supplier of the Spanish court, in a very wide choice, from the tea box to the tea service, to the photo frames, to the dishes, to the cuts, to the timpani, to the candleholder and to the candlesticks. Crystals also, of different origins, including Bohemian crystals, carafes, candleholder, champagne buckets, clipboard and porcelain, the most original being those of the sculptor Lladró, still makilas of solid silver or copper. The realm of gift ideas! It also has a réargenture workshop where work is carried out according to the most traditional and artisanales methods, with excellent value for money.

These lanterns with their distinctive colours and shapes are part of the city's traditional craftsmanship. And if you want to give your interior a warm and oriental atmosphere, visit this illustrious house, created in 1911 by the maestro Pedro Fernández Estévez who saw his craft business perpetuated first by his sons and then his grandchildren. Lanterns, fixtures, wall lights, lamps, everything here is handmade, from cutting the glass to assembling the whole thing, including working with metal and assembling it with the glass. And you should know that the house has already illuminated the most prestigious places such as the Andalusian Parliament and the Alfonso XIII Hotel in Seville, the Cathedral of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Granada, Manuel de Falla's auditorium or the Las Tinajas restaurant.

In her workshop, in the basement of the store and the last one in the region, Ana has been making her traditional Alpujarra weavings, the jarapas, since 1989. Made from recycled cotton threads and reproducing different patterns and even the surrounding landscape. You will be able to buy these colorful weavings, but also to start learning this craft. Trying to tame a nice size loom. But Ana is formal, in two hours you can do it and leave with a small creation.

Located in a small street in the pedestrian center of Fornells, the Art Spai boutique lives up to its name: a space for art! This is the philosophy behind the shop: a meeting point for art and creation. On its shelves you'll find a wide range of arts and crafts made by Menorcan artists. These range from ceramic and carved wood pieces to traditionally crafted jewelry and handbags. There's also a fine selection of photographs, paintings, decorative items and books on a variety of themes.

Shop specialized in office furniture, very cheap.

An antique shop that distinguishes itself from its well-targeted selection between 1880 and 1930, with Art Nouveau and Art Deco exhibits.

Fair Trade Shop. Everything goes from the grocery store to the clothing and crafts.

One of the most famous craft shops of Bilbao. A wide range of souvenirs to bring your trip, including sardines in Santurtzi, < i > txacoli < /i >, < i > txapelas < /i > (beret), etc.

Mireille and Christine, two French sisters who have had the good fortune to travel extensively since childhood, are responsible for this magnificent store. Beautifully presented in a succession of spaces in this former hat store, or lined up on elegant fine wood display racks, the items have not been selected at random! Good taste, originality, quality and avant-garde are the key words here, whether in tableware, decoration, jewelry, fashion accessories, ready-to-wear or even art! THE right gift address.

Born in 2010, Narata is a space dedicated to contemporary design through art, furniture and fashion. Always on the lookout for new trends, decorator Ainara Barañano and artist Aristide Stornell mix designer pieces with locally created objects. In addition to a very fine selection of furniture and decorative objects, the shop also regularly hosts exhibitions by local artists. An address to remember when looking for decorative objects, gift ideas, or why not treat yourself to a work of art!

Founded in 1857 by Fructuoso Gorostiaga, this noble house offers a selection of berets, caps and sombreros (hats) of all kinds. Most of the models - of good quality - come from Spanish factories. However, the owner Emilio Pirla continues to make (to order) hats by hand, as in the past, in his workshop at the back of the shop. It must be said that in the 1930s, Bilbao had 100,000 inhabitants and no less than 14 hatters! A timeless place to enjoy a traditional txapela (beret)!

Antiquarians in the making, this is an address not to be missed! The whole of old Madrid is told here through nearly 250,000 postcards and photographs, of all styles and periods. But this interesting bazaar also offers some beautiful old books, posters and advertising posters. Other curiosities include children's games and a beautiful collection of dolls, most of them dating from the beginning of the 20th century. A real hodgepodge that offers us a delicious trip back in time. An address to remember.

Established in the^1st arrondissement of Paris, Cohle Gallery has recently opened a branch in Menorca, in the port of Maó to be more precise. This contemporary art gallery enjoys a certain prestige in the French capital, attracting art lovers from all over the world. So having a sales and exhibition venue in the relaxed Mediterranean setting of Menorca made sense for the gallery owners. Here, you'll find everything from the big names in street art to contemporary abstract and figurative canvases.

Not far from the Plaza de Toros, Agurcho Iruretagoyena is an antique shop specializing in antique jewelry, with beautiful pieces, some dating back to the nineteenth century. In the store you will also find an interesting selection of furniture, decorative objects and works of art. She started her career as an antique dealer in 1988, before opening her store in 1998. An expert in gemology and antique jewelry, she has since dedicated herself to finding special pieces and enjoys combining the old with the new.