Zafra is the cutest store! A great place to find small unique and artsy gifts from hand knitted…read morehats, felt toys, old LPs, cards, postcards, candles, and modern design products. The store is small and divided with wooden shelves, which makes it just interesting to walk through. Go check it out!

Charming, well curated shop in a lovely neighborhood. Do not miss, especially if staying near by…read more Great spot to pick up a few special gifts (or goodies for yourself)!

While I was in Amsterdam I Googled, "unique shops". The Otherist came up in every list so I had to…read morestop by. I had walked by this shop so many times and ironically, on my first trip to Amsterdam I stayed two doors down from it and never noticed it. I mentioned this to the owner and he said, which I agree, that part of the charm of Amsterdam is there are so many things here that you are constantly stumbling upon amazing shops and more every time you walk down the street. He couldn't be more right. The shop itself is so unique. I knew immediately that I would love it here. The items were cool and not like anything else I'd find while shopping. It's definitely not a tourist shop; it's not a t-shirt or postcard sort of place, but it features really cool home decor items from suspended butterflies to really cool metal displays. I knew immediately I'd find so many things I'd love and couldn't bring back to the states with me because I'd have no room and I was right, but I did find some cool metal keys to bring with me to decorate in my living room. I asked the owner if they had a story to them and he replied, "everything has a story" and that was good enough for me.

Such an amazing store! Definitely one of my favorite in Amsterdam. It's so original and different…read more Its a collection of different finds that are so exotic on their own but they still come together nicely, appearing to fit a certain theme. Exquisite pieces of decor, for sure! They have very "weird" pieces too, and simpler ones. For those who call themselves collectors, you might find something here for you. The displays are carefully curated so you should look carefully to appreciate everything!

Everything that I did not know I needed is here. Candles, soaps, housewares, cards, ornaments,…read moreplants, more. So delightfully simple/plain aesthetic but I mean that in the best possible way. Meaning that these objects will meld perfectly into my home, no clashing. Delightful!

Nice service and selection at this location. Just want you would expect from a Dille & Kamille. The…read moresoap bars / balls in my photos are used at my favorite cafe here. They are super unique and a great idea. That's what I love about this store / chain.

Dille&kamille meet xenos meet blokker meet scandinavian design. It's a nice store on a very busy…read moreshopping street where you can indulge your eyes in a perfect world for every OCD freak. Everything is well organized and based on category and pastel colors. Every item there is colored in pastel. I don't know what to say about their materials and their quality , I'm not convinced. Decent price range.

I came here two years ago while on vacation and we bought some of my very favorite Christmas…read moredecorations here. An overstuffed santa and some adorable Christmas mugs with instrument-playing gnomes. What is better than that? It reminds me of a decor-focused Ikea. Reasonably priced plates, decor, and bright shopping area. I recently looked them up to see if they shipped internationally - and, boo - they don't. I would totally seek this place out again on our next visit.

They have a lot of high end beautiful home decor items and toys for kids. What stopped me in my…read moretracks when biking past them was a light up Hello Kitty lamp in the window. It was too pricey for my budget, but I did end up picking up some archival quality rubber stamp pads made in California for future stamping projects. But I was also tempted by their brightly colored espresso cups and all the toys and stuffed animals they had for kids. So much cute stuff!

Store Without a Home is a fantastic Home Goods shop in Amsterdam that I've visited during each of…read moremy three visits back to Amsterdam in the last three years. You can park your bike across the street in front of the supermarket so that you don't block the sidewalk. Inside, you'll find a variety of modern, minimalist decorations for the home - folding paper animal heads in approachable colors, house-shaped ceramic pieces designed to sit around tealights, hanging containers for air plants, pillows with colorful designs. Most of the items are in-trend and for reasonable prices. When we entered each time, we were greeted and were left to do our own shopping without attendants hovering over us. When we did have questions, the staff spoke English and were happy to help. Store Without a Home is located on the street 'Haarlemmerdijk', which features a number of other home goods and cooking stores nearby. If you're looking for a nice souvenir to bring home that isn't plastered with three red Xs and a picture of a marijuana leaf, or just something to decorate your new Amsterdam home, be sure to pay a visit here.

Store Without a Home is a very nice shop on Haarlemmerdijk mostly focused on interesting items for…read moreinterior decorating. You can find product by mainly unknown designers (both Dutch and international) and independent brands. From my perspective, the style of represented products is mostly scandinavian, but i bet you can find a piece for any taste. http://www.nansypop.com/lifestyle/store-without-a-home-in-amsterdam/

I love, love this shop! The day before I had to return to the States, I needed some great gifts…read morefor my brother (who's a DJ), and I found four great ones as soon as I walked in the door. So many items I wanted to buy, and if I lived there it would definitely be one of my favorite spots. They carry a lot of hip, modern gifts and gadgets-for all ages. I'll definitely be returning when I visit Amsterdam next year.

This shop has one of the broader and more interesting selections of gifts you'll find in central…read moreAmsterdam. The range is genuinely impressive -- inexpensive impulse buys, mid‑range souvenirs, and higher‑end pieces all mixed together without feeling chaotic. It's the kind of place where you can walk in with no plan and still find something that feels right. The storefront windows are especially eye‑catching, packed with items arranged almost like a curated gallery. Many of those pieces aren't actually out on the shelves, so if something in the window catches your eye, you'll need an employee to pull it out or give you pricing. It's worth asking, because the window selection includes some of the more unique items they carry. The store itself is a decent size, but it fills up quickly. Tourists with backpacks tend to crowd the aisles, and navigating around them can be a bit of a challenge during busier hours. It's not unbearable, just something to be aware of if you prefer a little breathing room while browsing. Inside, the shop is colorful, tightly arranged, and fun to explore. There's a good balance between Amsterdam‑themed souvenirs and quirky, humorous gifts that don't feel like the usual tourist fare. Staff are friendly and quick to help, especially when you're trying to track down something from the windows or looking for recommendations. Overall, it's a charming stop with a wide variety of items and a more curated feel than most gift shops in the area. Easy to enjoy, and easy to find something to take home.

Great place for finding gift items that's not your typical tacky items like keychains with your…read morename, etc. There's some nice art pieces here, accessories, home decor - all Dutch designed. Everything feels stylish and well-curated. I bought a Miffy Christmas ornament here which I absolutely love. Prices are fair.

I admittedly had some trouble finding souvenirs on my recent European vacation. Thankfully, my…read morefriend and I went in to Spiegel (thanks to leads from Yelp!). I ended up buying stuff for myself and loved ones here. CUTE (not like souvenir shop-style) post cards, kids stuff, artwork, jewelry, housewares, quirky gifts, and so much more! I loved it was all Dutch (either designed and/or made), and I'm excited to gift some things for Christmas. I really cannot recommend a place more if you're looking for gifts and/our souvenirs (and even if you're local, it'd still be a great place to shop). The lady working was also very kind.

I love this new addition to the Utrechtsestraat. Some nice Scandinavian touch for everyone's home…read more Besides big furniture, such as couches and tables, they have a nice selection of pretty cool small things for your house. You can also find some good gift ideas here for that decoration-lover friend. The prices are reasonable, cheaper than comparable shops (such as Droog). Currently they have some discounts.