6/22/2024 - this is a a high quality store and brand with water coloring products inside. A very…read morelarge store located -1 level below the mall. Highly recommend to go. Take the elevator or escalator downstairs to it. All the found floors are called E- for emergency. This location is as big as a grocery store.

*grabby hands* If…read moreyou're an American expat, I'd compare this to a Michael's or a JoAnn Fabrics, but a bit more upscale. It's not cheap, but it's a good, solid hobby store, with helpful clerks, and a decent selection of a wide variety of hobby materials. Every time I go in here I emerge, dazed, with bags full of ribbon and glue sticks and paint-it-yourself frames and twine and cotton batting and acrylic paint and floral wire that I didn't need, as well as the one thing (usually refills for my glue gun) that I went there for. Lots of fun! Edit: I would also like to add that it carries a large selection of good-quality fine art supplies. My sister is a professional fine artist, and I tend to buy her gifts here - pens, inks, paints, pencils, charcoals, and more.

This place is amazing. I rang the doorbell on the street and was buzzed straight in. When I opened…read morethe door on the ground floor, my jaw just dropped. There are rooms with shelves stocked floor to ceiling with ribbons of all kinds of textures, colours and patterns. The door on the street really doesn't give any clue to the world of colours behind it. I was after a chartreuse velvet ribbon and I found the exact colour I was searching for, in varying sizes. This shop charges by the roll, which means that the per metre price is so much cheaper than in other shops. The lady working there was so friendly. I loved this place. Fantastic!

UPDATE*** December 24, 2012 12:00 PM After ringing the…read moredoorbell and being buzzed in, I walked up a few steps to the first door on the left. The name on the door says Maudrich Printing (Maudrich Druckerei) which is a little bit confusing. I opened the door anyway. I stepped into ribbon heaven. With jaw dropped open in permanent fashion, I wandered through a labyrinth of inventory shelves stocked floor to ceiling full of well-organized ribbons in every fabric, texture, color, design and width imaginable. To give a real-life example, I was looking for an olive-colored velvet ribbon to make a hanging mistletoe kissing ball for New Years' Eve. I not only found the velvet ribbon I was looking for, I found it in 5 different widths and in four different shades of olive: a silvery sage olive, a olive with gold undertones, a mossy green olive and a darker gray olive. I can only agree with the previous 5-star reviews: Maudrich has every type of ribbon your heart could desire. I think it would even be impossible not to find what you were looking for. The atmosphere of this place is something quite special. It has an authentic 1930s / 1940s feel. Dotted here and there and in between are antique sewing machines, still in use with sharp scissors lying nearby and fresh fabric dust. The font used to print their names on the windows looks like the ones popular in the Art Deco era. The building is old and in some of the rooms you can still see the elaborate decorative stucco plastered on the ceilings and on the top edges of the walls. The two women and the one man I saw working there seem to be almost of retiring age and I expect they've been there since the beginning. They were all very nice to me, allowing me to explore in peace when I arrived. Because it is an older place, there's no credit card machine. You'll have to pay in cash but the prices are excellent. Next time I'm going to ask if they'll allow me to take some pictures. Their selection of ribbon is so comprehensive that I asked the cashier if they manufactured ribbon. The idea popped into my head especially since I saw sewing machines here and there. They don't make the ribbons themselves but they do create magnificent and luxurious bows on order from many florists. When the bows are for funerals, families often request the name and perhaps a Bible quote to be printed on the ribbon. This is the explanation for the Maudrich Printers sign on the front door. * ORIGINAL * December 24, 2012 9:30 AM Someone from the store saw I had tried to call on Saturday and actually called me back this morning. (They don't seem to own an answering machine, but they at least have Caller ID and use it well.) I asked about the opening hours and entered them into Qype and I am now on my way over. So excited!!! Four stars for now for calling back and being nice on the phone

From the owner: Was sind unsere Leistungen…read more. - Fachgeschäft für Bürobedarf und Verbrauchsmaterial ( Tintenpatronen/ Toner - Bastelartikel, große Papierauswahl - eigenen Lieferservice ( 2 Lieferwagen) - Onlineshop unter www.bueromarkthansen.de - eigene Ausbildung von Personal zum Einzelhandelskaufmann/frau - 25000 verschiedene Artikel

Nice selection of postcards & greeting cards. They also have a decent selection of office supplies.read more

What a cool shop! I'm so happy something like this opened in the city center - IKEA is light years…read moreaway from central Hamburg and Butler's just isn't cutting it. Muji is a Japanese brand which sells lots and lots (and lots) of no-logo goods. They've got everything from home accessories, office supplies, furnishing, basic clothing, travel gear, small electronics and storage solutions. I picked up a really nice pair of house slippers, a few bathroom supplies and a zip-folder for storing papers, I'd love to come back here and perhaps buy one of their memory foam pillows and ink pens. Prices here are decent. Soaps can be expensive at 7e a bottle and the rest of the prices aren't cheap - but the quality of the items is really very good. I think the automatic tendency to associate no-logo goods with poor construction and a very cheap price-level is well challenged by Muji. Very worth a visit if you need... stuff. They literally have everything you need for your day-to-day. Quality is excellent, product design is great. They just made a loyal customer!