This store used to be my favorite with shabby chic and marine theme at a time when I was often…read morelooking for new decoration for my home. Since some time now, they have grown out of their little corner shop and is now occupying the entire block. They've kept the theme and I still want to buy every item.

Hemtex has all you need for bedroom, bathroom and kitchen home decoration and supply - except for…read morefurnitures. Curtains, linens, towels, pillows and knick-knacks. They often have offers and sales, so going here often makes you find bargains. It is colorful and has a decent assortment. Mostly decent prices. Membership gives discounts. Helpful staff.

I go to Indiska for their home decor department. It is always colorful and I could buy a lot from…read morehere. I really love browsing their home textiles. It certainly is not the best quality and I often find their textiles smelling from dyed color if you know what I mean. But I can live with that. This stores is not as large as the store in the city, but they have everything. Besides women's clothing you can find rugs, pillows, candles, table clothes and tablets, curtains, candle holders, mugs, glass etc etc. I recently decorated my entire balcony with stuff from Indiska - they had some cute plastic rugs that are perfect for outdoors. They accept AMEX.

It's no secret that visiting a place like IKEA is a quintessentially Swedish experience. But I'd…read morenever experienced IKEA in full until I came to IKEA in Sweden. It was practically an all-day affair, and due to the small children in our party, a visit to the cafeteria was first on the agenda. After dining on vegetarian pasta (and sneaking my nephew's leftover mashed potatoes), we made our way through the store, which wasn't as easy as those visits without three children under the age of six in tow. Eventually we made it through, having found everything we needed, and were able to use the self-checkout, which saved us some time. That extra time was used up eating hot dogs, ice cream and chokladbollar... definitely well worth it. So while this IKEA was just like every IKEA out there, it felt a little more special for me, because it was my first time at a real Swedish one. What a novelty!

Great swedish food at reasonably prices served by serviceminded personel who have fun at work.read more

JYSK has a lot of things you do not need, but actually buy anyway…read more Some furniture (indoors and outdoors), linen, towels, stuff for bath and kitchen etc. I would say, buy things here that you through away next season. Not the best quality. Roughly said. There are a few chains with none-quality stuff that can be cute anyway. I asked for a special kind of fabrics but the staff had no idea what it was even. And believe me it was not a word/fabric I made up myself... I guess they don't know things outside the range, that's all.