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6 years ago
A wonderful home furniture, clothing and accessory store in the Monti district. I noticed some Asian influence. Make sure you go to the back and checkout sale items. They also have a store in the old neighborhood of Trastevera. read more
Via del Boschetto 2A
00184 Rome
Italy
Monti
06 4744001
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http://www.estremiroma.com
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What time does Estremi open?
Estremi opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Estremi close?
Estremi closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Estremi is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 10:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun Closed
Does Estremi have parking?
Yes, Estremi has parking options.
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This is an adorable little shop with top-end kitchen and home supplies. It's a great stop if you…read moreare looking for some nice souvenirs to take home from Italy. I found some gorgeous Italian made espresso spoons for about 3 Euros each. There are all sorts of espresso cups, coffee accessories, kitchen gadgets, soaps, linens and more. Lots of pretty Italian things. Definitely worth a look if you are a kitchen person. The employees were very friendly as well.
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Beautiful ceramics made in Italy! A variety of designs to choose from and the staff is very…read morefriendly and helpful.
Beautiful selection and incredibly helpful employees. The owner, also, is lovely. Definitely stop…read morein for both modern and traditional Italian housewares. Great place to buy gifts!
Bellissima struttura che mette in risalto i bellissimi prodotti: ceramiche Modigliani, vetri di Murano ed tantissime posate
Un negozio sempre vivo, un luogo in cui trovare mille idee
From the owner: La Maison idee di casa, e' un negozio che si trova a roma in via candia 113…read more Inaugurato il 26 febbraio 2011 in poco tempo si e' ritagliato uno spazio importante nel panorama romano. E' situato nel quartiere prati nei pressi dei musei vaticani. Si occupa principalmente di articoli da regalo, oggettistica ed articoli per la casa. Negozio giovane, di design, colorato e' stato invitato gia per due anni consecutivi dalla camera di commercio di roma a rappresentare i negozio del settore presso la tavola italiana, manifestazione che si tiene all' interno della fiera annuale Casaidea presso la fiera di Roma. E' possibile comprare on line all' indirizzo : www.lamaisonshop.it
This place is the crazy Italian housewares store kinda like Bed Bath and Beyond. You need kitchen…read moretools? Perhaps some small tableware? Something for the bathroom? This is it. You could even get some cold beverages to supplement. Im not sure how the name Tiger fits but hey it's a cool place
I visited this shop back in October while my drawing class and I were looking for a place to go to…read moreget out of the rain. Prior to this day, I had not known the story of La Befana, and as there were many decorations of her in the store, I asked my professor what they were. She explained to me that on January 6, the children in Italy receive little gifts from her (if you are unfamiliar with the story, do look it up). January 6 is my birthday, so I decided to purchase a Christmas stocking. While checking out, my professor came up to the man who was assisting me and she explained that I was born on the feast of the epiphany. Upon hearing this, he gave me a discount and then asked me to close my eyes. Within a few moments he returned and handed me a small item wrapped in tissue paper, and he told me not to open it the day of my birthday. I was very grateful on my birthday to open my little bundle to find a Befana ornament. This encounter as well as the gift reveal months later have reminded me of the kindness and beauty of Rome and it's people, and I miss it very much. Please stop into this shop if you are in Rome, for there are some lovely gifts that you can purchase, and they are all handmade. Grazie mille to the kind people of La Bottega di Mi & Chi.
Before our trip to Rome in December/January, I knew I wanted to purchase a Christmas ornament as a…read moresouvenir. We were walking back to our B&B after touring the Colosseum when we happened upon this cute little shop tucked away behind the Pantheon. This shop is filled with beautiful toys for children on one side, and gorgeous hand-painted and handmade Christmas ornaments and decorations on the other side. It was so hard to choose which ornament I wanted, but I settled on a ceramic one that had the nativity scene hand-painted on it. We went to the register to pay, and were very impressed with the care that the store owner took in wrapping up our ornament. He wrapped it in bubble wrap, placed it in a small box, and then wrapped the box in tissue paper and taped it shut. My main concern was how I was going to pack it on the plane ride home without it getting broken, and now I had no reason to worry. We thanked the store owner with a smile, a simple "Grazie mille" and were on our way. If you are looking to purchase beautiful handmade and hand-painted souvenirs from your trip to Rome, look no further than La Bottega di Mi & Chi!
The storefront windows were decorated for Christmas with items that were available for sale.
Mosaic on the counter where the register was located.
Beautiful ceramic handmade and hand-painted Christmas ornaments.
A rather small collection. Was hoping to find more various sort of things. There is room for…read moreimprovement.
Fornari & Fornari is a beautiful boutique located near Piazza di Spagna that originally opened in…read more1905 which features beautiful cookware, housewares, dishware, silver, and crystal. This two-story shop has high-quality items from both Italy and from other European countries. The shop also carries unique gift items at very reasonable price points. The associates have always remember me and they have always been extremely helpful. They have taught me a lot about specialized Italian cookware. If you enjoy cooking and entertaining with elegance and style...this is a fabulous shop! www.fornari1905.com
Everything in this store is absolutely lovely. The owner and designer, Elena Kihlman, is very…read morefriendly and helpful. Her origami handbags are beautiful and functional. So comfortable to wear as a crossbody and it can easily be folded when not in use. So many wonderful fabrics, colors and patterns to choose from! She offers clothing - sweaters, pants, scarves, hats - and other textiles like hand felted pillows. They are a statement piece! In her boutique there are lots of Nordic items like ceramics, cups, vases and other home decor items. Located in the trendi Modi neighborhood. definitely visit her shop while out and about in this bustling area filled with lots if boutiques, thruft stores, cafes, churches and ancient ruins.
From the owner: Nel cuore del rione Monti, a due passi dal Colosseo nasce lo Showroom Elena Kihlman. Il suo…read moreShowroom ospita tutta la sua collezione personale di arredo casa e accessori di moda. E' possibile trovare una vasta gamma di articoli di interior design e una selezione di accessori per uno stile di vita unico e ricercato. Qui puoi trovare non solo le creazioni Elena Kihlman, ma anche proposte intriganti dei migliori designer del Nord Europa. Lo showroom è anche un punto di incontro dove potersi confrontare per professionisti e per non professionisti, per tutti quelli che amano il design e quello nordico in particolare.
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I *love* this store, it's one of my favorites in all of Rome. It's chock full of cool posters,…read moreprints, postcards, coffee table books, tote bags, unique goodies, and other neat-o designs from European artists that'll appeal to all creative types. Most items for sale are prints from original works. I've bought movie-inspired posters, espresso cups, funny postcards, and more here. It's part stationery store, part bookshop, and part art gallery. Everyone working here has always been friendly to me over the years and leisurely browsing is encouraged. A stop in this store usually results in half a dozen squeals of glee as I always seem to spot tons of quirky stuff that I just HAVE to have! The hours can be a little spotty, so go during popular times to avoid disappointment. I wanted to drop by before I left for the airport to buy a print but I saw earlier in the day, but they decided to close early. That's Italy for you!
Nice place for buying simple designed furniture. Quite pricy but ok!…read more My invest I won't regret. Thanks!
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Located in the oldest street of Rome, this ceramic store sells containers, vase, urns, tableware…read moreand outdoor containers from Pugulia. The vases in the windows caught my eye, classic forms contemporary colors made in the same ancient workshops hundred of years ago.
If I could leave zero stars, I would! The guy that works at this store is horribly RUDE!!! We…read morewent in to shop and my daughter picked up an item and part of it dropped on the floor. The sales lady said "no problem that's the second time it's happened today ". A very rude guy followed us up the stairs like we were trying to steal something and then got in my younger daughter's face (10 years old) and yelled at her to not touch anything at all and said that he already warned her before... mind you this was a "toy" section and I never heard him say not to touch anything (we would have left at that point). When I saw him yell at her from across the room, I said we won't touch anything but please don't talk to my daughter like that, you can ask in a nicer way. This set him off!! He then got in my face and said I told you three times not to touch anything. What?!! When??!! He kept following me around upstairs yelling at me saying I need to pay for the broken item downstairs. I said ok no problem. I could pay for anything we break in the store, he snickered and said "yeah, right". I went downstairs to pay for the item (he never stopped talking and was being sarcastic and such a jerk). The lady behind the counter laughed and said no no you don't have to pay it was an accident and looked at him said "what are you doing?" Ugh! I left the store so angry. Not because he wanted us to pay, but because he bullied and scared a 10 year old girl. Goodness we were in the kids toy section. Apparently, he has personal issues and takes it out on customers. Shame! Aside from that...the store has some cool stuff. Too bad it overshadowed by bad customer service from one mean employee.
This store has so many beautifully designed, original accessories, including jewelry, scarves bags…read moreand more. I bought my favorite pair of earrings here. It is hidden right off of via dei Coronari (a great place to shop). The woman working there was inviting and knowledgeable about the products.
Though I'd read that Rome's Monti district was hip and very popular, the route I took from the…read moretrain station to my rental apartment didn't convince me: tourist restaurants and tchotchke shops galore. After a few days traipsing to Rome's other districts I was overjoyed to find the heart of Monti and realize it was exactly as I'd read. MercatoMonti was my destination but getting there was the reward. Walking down a street different than that I'd come in on I learned that the area was indeed filled with authentic shops, vintage stores, and intriguing looking cafes, bars, and restaurants. Be still, heart. Sitting amongst all of that is MercatoMonti, a converted parking garage (now part of a hotel) that's used on the weekend as an up-market shopping (non-food/drink) destination. Not a grand affair, but one with maybe 50 vendors, it proved a hugely successful place in which to part with a large wad of euro. Vendors hawked stylish, unique products, much of them hand-crafted. Stylish sunglass frames from the '80s updated with new Ray Ban lenses (90euro), leather/canvas backpack (80euro), a felt coat (70euro), and a camouflage jacket (40euro); clearly I needed to return to my apartment to stow away my bounty. Many of the vendors are "cash only" but there's ATMs nearby. The great thing about MercatoMonti, in addition to the good shopping opportunity, is that it puts you right in the thick of Monti. I'm surprised it's not rated more highly on yelp but I liked it. If you've got the urge to spend, MercatoMonti is a nice, hip place in which to do so.
Quite a nice market, but small and nothing like you would think of a traditional flea European…read moremarket. Mostly lots of clothes and jewelry, some are nicer that others. Merchants are very friendly and the ones I talked to actually were selling their own products. I found the selection to be quite odd however, like handmade kimonos, next to silky scarves, bulky jewelry, urban-style lamps, umbrellas and canvas bags. Prices are low and I did find two great items. Bottom line: great to check out if you are in the neighborhood but I would not go here specifically to see the market.