This maze of home decor items is a must visit for those looking for anything for the house, gifts,…read morehousewarmings: candles, home fragrances, dishes, cookware, tablecloths, baking accessories, coffeemakers, bath towels and decor, shelves, drawers, photo frames, bedding, some design furniture, lamps, pet stuff, etc. They close early on weekdays and are super crowded on weekends so I guess that's the only thing stopping me from buying there everyday! (that and the high prices of some of their stuff - especially furniture and lamps) It develops in 3 floors, the underground one being the largest with corridors and steps (watch out!) bringing you from room to room. Among the brands they have for home decor: Seletti, Joseph & Joseph, Le Creuset, KitchenAid and many, many more.

A fabulous Home store in Milan - a must visit for anyone looking for home decor, perfumes, kitchen,…read morepets, stationary, bedding gifts or to simply outfit their home! As a tourist in Milan my friends and I were looking for a place to explore fabulous, well curated home items. Cargo & High Tech blew us away. It's easy to get lost in the store as it's spread across several buildings over two floors - which makes it fun to explore and discover all the great product. Plan on spending a good hour or so here when you visit - you won't be disappointed!

#422-2016: I guess…read moreI'll not be able to get Home Depot or Lowe's experience on this side of the ocean... but this Leroy Merlin comes pretty dang close to it! Granted the prices aren't as advantageous as the North-American counterparts, but they are (on an average) cheaper than any other self-help store around. We have come to check on water-heaters and they had pretty good deals. Nice were also the shower door options (another item we may have to shop for soon). I liked how spacious the store actually was (smaller stores feel much more cluttered). This is a French franchise and I would normally feel on the edge about liking it so much, but... if I have to pick a fave between Leroy Merlin and Brico Center, I would probably choose the first option. Prices can be great when there are promotional discounts and on certain items whilst they can be pricey for others. It is just a matter of comparing pricetags in different stores (or online) before making the final choice.

I was here in December 2011. It's a little-hole-in-the-wall you'd most likely pass by without…read moreknowing what was inside. This is a good place to find an appropriate coffee machine, unusual kitchen utensil, and other random small domestic items. The quality is generally good, and the prices are competitive.