Home decoration and garden stores LE CAMINO DEL NORTE

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.

A charming 1900s boutique run by the fourth generation of the same family! As in the early days, the company continues to sell corks and rope, as well as rugs, hats and woven baskets. Juan Pedro "Txiki" welcomes his customers in a space worthy of a museum, with its immense shelves loaded with a thousand objects. His store smells of wood and retains the nostalgic atmosphere of the shops of yesteryear. A must-see for its pretty decor, and why not pick up a few practical items for the home!

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.

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)!