My favorite deco and furniture store in Barcelona. The owner…read morewelcomes you, makes you feel at home and give you useful and honest advise to choose your sofa, bed, furniture. I always find something to buy: decoration item, teddy bear, candles, lamp, pillow. This is for me the place to go when I am looking for a nice gift !

Wow. This is one of the most amazing stores I have visited in Barcelona! I appreciate the variety…read moreof product and I love how many local vendors are featured here. I love all of the products made from recycled materials as well as materials that are 100% biodegradable. The reason I am writing this review however is because of the fantastic employee, Ana who helped us! I love to spend my money somewhere where there is passion and understanding behind what is being sold! I want to support the mission and love in this store! A must visit place with incredible service.

Amazing one-of-a-kind things in this nature-inspired home goods store. Great prices, and truly…read moreunique items to bring home. My favorite had to be the brushed wool plant holders shown in the pictures.

It was our last day in Barcelona and we were on a mission to find cool gifts to bring back home…read more Las Ramblas is lined with many souvenir shops with neon coloured tshirts, magnets, and mugs. But we were looking for something more local that captured the chic and super creative vibes of this amazing city. We were so happy to have stumbled into this wonderful shop right off Las Ramblas. Think Muji (the Japense chain) with a classy, sassy edge. Beautiful watercolor prints of Barcelona landmarks, catchy, clever wordplay on canvas totes, pencil cases, coasters, cups and more. A must visit if you're looking for unique, affordable gifts to bring back home with local Barcelona flair.

What an awesome store! This is the walk-in version of Etsy (only cooler and more eclectic). My wife…read moreand I were wandering through the streets and alleys near La Ramblas and we're stoked to find it. We bought three small prints, a little fabric cactus and a shirt of the street grid of BCN. Cool music plays in the background while you shop. They have kids stuff, games and clothes. They have a bunch of home decor stuff as well. Won't regret stopping in!

Ever since I first shopping at a MUJI in Japan, I've loved this store! I've since been to MUJI's in…read moreSeoul, Rome, and NYC. I didn't know they had one in Barcelona until I spotted a woman with a MUJI shopping bag on the street! So I finally found it, near Passeig de Gracia metro station. They have so much great stuff here and the prices are quite reasonable. You'll find: - Simple, colourful office supplies - Functional and nicely designed homewares - Travel stuff like mini bottles to put your shampoo etc. in - Toys - Comfy clothing basics (mostly PJ's, loungewear) - Accessories (like socks, umbrellas, bags etc.) Stuff is really well-made with a minimalist aesthetic. It's always fun to browse here and I always find something useful to take home!

I like MUJI. I like it a lot. In Asia, they are fantastic sort of stores. In Europe they have…read morethings I want. In the USA, I don't know why they have different things that are less interesting. So, if you are here at this one and want to cart and ship that nice kitchen table back to California, hit me up on Yelp.

Be is a cool store…read more They sell quirky things like you know, erasers in the shape of hamburgers, and stuff like that. They also sell cooking supplies, and some imported foods. They have a small selection of clothing, sometimes nice shoes, real nice greeting cards, some electronic things, books (whether silly or serious), and sometimes small lights, or lamps. Also, they have things like alarm clocks, wall clocks, picture frames, speakers, and it's possible that they have some flat-screens. Like I said, a great place to buy gifts, original items, or your occasional piece of clothing. There is one thing that bothers me about this store. It almost feels faux. Like, it almost feels like it's making a profit off of selling things that are 'original,' when really they sell the same 'unique' products that every quirky store in the world sells. It might just be my opinion of course, and the clothing they sell I find completely original. The prices are generally pretty good in my experience. I bought shoes here for like 45 euros, and they were boots. That sort of pricing for boots is good in Barcelona. The staff is really nice, I've found. The space is one of the best parts about this store. When you walk in it sort of seems like a normal layout, but when you get further towards the back you realize that there's like an island in the middle of the back space where there is a couch, and there's like a hallway around. It's complicated to explain but very cool. All I can say is enjoy, this place is always always fun.

Beautiful beautiful store!…read more This place is a ethical products type of store where you can find products anywhere from books to coffee beans and everything in between. The people who work here are really really nice and are always open to helping out. Although not being cheap, this is not at all an expensive store either. It's sort of normal given the types of products that are sold. There's also a really great interior patio that I heartily recommend.

This is a great shop to pick up gifts or something special for yourself. I found great books,…read morejewelry and music here. My only frustration was finding some of the same products elsewhere for 2-4 euros less. Everything they sell is focused on sustainability and being conscious about your purchasing decisions, but that doesnt have to mean it costs more, does it?