This place can probably be described as an upgrade from TGR (Tiger in Sweden) and Søstrene Grene…read more They sell same stuff, glasses, vases, cutlery, porcelain stuff, pillows, throw pillows, throws, blankets and the like. Home decor to sum it short, but more affordable than - let's say - Deisigntorget and more of the mass produced quality. They do have some nice stuff, including the liquid hand soap with different "flavours" and some coffee cup set. The place is right there on the start of the gågatan from Stortorget, so it's easy to come here. If you need something for your home and you're more concerned about functionality and price rather than it being one of a kind or Scandi design, this is the place to go

I love this shop…read more ...and yes I am a big sucker for design stuff. This shop sells some of the most creative things I have ever seen, those things that fall into category of "you don't need but might want". There are so many cute stuff around and they're all quite affordable (it's in Swedish kroner, what else are you waiting for??) Every time I hang out in Malmö (when not working), I never pass up the opportunity to get in the shop and check what they have. It's located right there on the shopping street as well, so visible that you won't miss it. If you're into design stuff for your home and looking for "alternative" than the danish design stuff that everyone seems to have in their home, this might be the place for you to check out.

Designtorget is a home interior/design chain that sells a lot of small things that may be useful…read moreand/or fun. They started out being a bit unique but these days the products found here can be found in many other places as well. The prices are also often slightly inflated but that said it is still a fun place to browse around and occasionally one will find some good things here. This specific one is centrally located in Malmo but still fairly easy to miss since it is not on the main shopping street (on side street by the canal). The space is slightly smaller than many other outlets but they still managed to cram a lot of stuff in here.

A very cozy yarn store…read more The proprietor is very knowledgeable and helpful. A big selection of a great variety of brands. She hosts knit nights three times a week. 50 SEK admission and she prefers you call to let her know you're attending in order to calculate seating and coffee.

what's a trip to malmö without visiting ikea? this location is a bit out of the central city but…read moreeasily accessible by bus. huge store with furniture and everything you know from ikea. there is also a large food court (everyone's favorite part!) with very affordable prices. i got the swedish meatballs and swapped the potatoes for french fries. i also got a very big slice of carrot cake! interesting to see the different options at ikea in sweden vs. the ones back in the US

A nice ikea. As I have been remodelling my house i've been…read moreback and forth to this place on various days of the week and have noticed a few neat perks: - On-site Orthopedists in the bed section (not every visit) - Kitchen-remodeeling section with ca 10-20 computers and several staff to help you out selecting from the complex module system. Ikea Malmö is located in a big-box retail area with other hardware stores, furniture store, media etc.

Take your business elsewhere. I stood in their entrance looking in waiting for the owner/person…read morebehind the counter to notice me so I could ask if I could come in as I was carrying a small 5 months old puppy in my bag. He was serving a customer so I waited patiently. Then all of a sudden he noticed my puppy who's head was peeking out of my bag and started yelling at me pointing at my dog and the door in Swedish. I was already on the door, under the beam. I do not understand Swedish so I asked him calmly ok, I understand I couldn't bring my dog in but could I still order from where I stood and pay. He continued yelling at me. Then another customer middle age white man, shoo-ed me in the face. I had not been treated this rude ever. I was quite shocked. I tried to explain to the middle aged guy that I just wanted to order from the door. And he continued shooing me in my face. I get that dogs aren't allowed everywhere, but I was under the door's beam being respectful and was waiting for my turn to ask if I could come in and order or if I could order from there. I didn't barge in, I didn't yell, I didn't even let my puppy out of my bag. I wish I understand Swedish then maybe I could have understand or communicate better with them. But I didn't. But that's not a reason to be rude. So, save yourself the rudeness and take your business elsewhere.

Favourite butchers on Möllevången. Mladen (the proprietor) is a very pleasant man with a vast…read moreknowledge of meats and cuts. His family make a lot of the cold cuts available at the store. They have a big selection of eastern European foods. Their cured sausage (Bondekorv or Farmer's susage) is to die for. Excellent for getting fresh ground meat.

I moved to Lund from the U.S. about 6 weeks ago and was thrilled to find BusBraBarn! With two…read moreyoung (4 year old and 6 year old) girls, it is always great to find quality clothing, shoes, etc. at a great price! The clothing and shoes I have purchased were in great shape (they only sell items that are free from rips, stains, etc.) I have purchased several items here, but was most excited to find extra rain jackets and rain boots for my girls! Their selection varies and new items are arriving all the time...so if you don't find what you're looking for, you can check back in a couple of weeks. The ladies working here have always been very polite and helpful. I would definitely check it out!

This paint shop is just outside the central areas of malmo, nearby Beijer Bygg…read more They make custom hues and have a large variety of half meter samples you can borrow. Supplies and tools are also sold here.

Right by the train station, this trendy art gallery and bistro features some interesting and…read morebeautiful art from local artists, good cakes, and "mocktails" to sip. Occasional events feature live music. The host, Hans, has a great command of English and obviously great taste in jazz. The ambience is very pleasant. You may want to check the hours, as it is not open early in the week.