I ordered from the US for a friend over email, and i couldn't be happier with the result, beautiful…read moreflowers, reasonable price and fast delivery!!!

hospitality still Has tot be introduced in this shop, de groene droom has a reputation of arrogance…read moreand bad service, even when you are all alone in the shop. I needed to buy 2 big plants for my Company , shop was open, display shop just across the street. At the moment works in the Street so nobody in the shop. The owner looking without interest at her screen, a Young boy in the shop no work. I asked to join me to chose 2 big plants, worth more then 1000 euro in total, total consternation , should we look up from our pc , and move, no, she ordered the Young buy not to do anything, had to come back. hilarious how some people can ruin a business. I cancelled my contract with them on the spot with my business, there are plenty of good shops giving service in these difficult times

My friend Maxime Heirbaut (and boyfriend of Strutter View's Britt Valkenborghs) opened the HAY…read moreFlagship Store in Antwerp last week. I'm an interior design addict, especially if it's Scandinavian, so I had to go. HAY is all about cozy minimalism: pure lines with natural materials and playful colours. The mix of furniture pieces and a wide range of accessories makes it accessible for everyone's wallet. The location of the HAY store is remarkable too. You have to go through an ally to get to the shop, so there's no display window. A bold choice for a shop, but HAY already has quite a firm fan base, so I guess it won't be a problem in the end. The building was an old orphanage, which iron cribs gave the name to the entire street, IJzerwaag (coming from 'ijzer' and 'wieg', which means 'iron crib' in Dutch). Now the building is light with lots of windows. I especially recommend HAY for its office accessories. Colourful maps and storage items, pretty block notes, rulers and so on... The brand has turned the dull into the delightful.