La Fabrika is one of my favorite stores! The ultimate destination for all things home. I have been…read morea regular customer right from the start and always been very satisfied. Kelly and her team provide top notch service and always give me personalised design advice to find exactly what I need. They have a gorgeous selection of furniture & deco items with loads of inspiration, personal styling and a unique vision on interior design. This place is a Brussels institution!

From the owner: ATAT, c'est une sélection de pièces uniques, véritables invitations au voyage, pour vous permettre…read morede créer chez vous une atmosphère inspirante et réconfortante. Des meubles aux petits objets de décorations, aux tapis et plats de cuisines, chaque objet est sélectionné avec soin et a sa propre histoire. Tapis (Kilim, Ouzbèkes, Boucharaouites, Chanvres...)* Coussins * Boutis * Suzanni * Black Potery * bijoux * Luminaires * Suspensions * Papier peint * chaises en cuire * Canapés.... ***** In 2013, interior designer Valérie Golivaux opened ATAT, a unique design store in Bruxelles. The gorgeous selection of one-of-a-kind items will automatically make you travel. The good thing is, that here, you can create your own inspiring atmosphere and bring it back home !

We bought a mirror and paid for it to be delivered. The mirror showed up broken and when we called…read morethe store they pushed us off onto a customer service email. The customer service via email would only offer a small discount and would not answer questions about a replacement. When I called they were even more rude in person and could not speak to the replacement process at all. Overpriced, snob, and unwilling to help. Fun store to walk around but not worth purchasing from.

Way to pricy for the quality sometimes. But really fun to walk around and watch all the things…read more Lots of nice furniture in a nice environment, like a little museum of its own. Worth a quick visit.

DO NOT BUY FROM THEM, IT IS A SCAM…read more I paid (evidence present) €249 for my purchase and they contacted me to say 1 item was not present would I like to change or refund, I changed and they refunded me €5. After which they said they sent it out to the wrong address and I had to wait for the return, I waited they said they had received the package back and would forward it the next day. Now everytime I follow up they respond with there is no package (even though I sent them the evidence) and they don't recognize the email address. Which company refunds money to a customer that has not paid? This is a scam, DO NOT PURCHASE FROM THEM. Watch their response and you will read, we're sorry to hear that you had a bad experience please contact us, and then the same will happen... This is a scam to take people hard earned money!

Great place with lots of really original merchandise. A…read moregodsend if you're looking for a great gift. I particularly recommend the Ayurvedic soap... Sooo nice! And the service! One of the few shops in Brussels where you truly get the sense of being a valued customer!

So my sister moves to Brussels and I get to spend 6 months of her first year there helping her…read moreadjust to life. And a big part of that was nesting and getting her home situated. It's a little frustrating that a few of the things that we selected weren't in stock and wouldn't be in stock for quite some time. As multicultural as Brussels is, it's really hard to get a staff member that speaks anything but French....soooooo good luck! We ended up (after several visits) getting her some mirrors, a shoe rack, her little kitchen table and chairs, a rug, and a side table for the guest room. So, after a bit of coming back and checking on stock....we got what we were looking for....but it's dreadful when more often than not, what you're looking for won't be in stock.

I can appreciate Brussels is a very ephemerous city, it should however be the dream of IKEA. In…read moreAnderlecht, it can turn into a nightmare.. Stocks are regularly down and for me, the wort part, the staff hardly speaks anything else other than French... One can argue they know one of the local languages, still a major shortcoming in such an international city (perhaps IKEA can train their staff in English) And be aware, if you're asking for a delivery, you might have to "rent the street" in your comine, and you need to do it at least 5 working days in advance (and pay that as well, around 90€ in my case), so consider other was pf transportation. (No, this was not required in Portugal ;-) )