I'd have to say this was my favorite little boutique in Old Town. When I am visiting places outside…read moreof the country, I always want to find unique items that show the style / creativity from that particular area vs. random Made in China items in touristy gift shops. This whole place had a lot of different local items that were so cute. Some items included: jewelry, kitchen gadgets, backpacks/wallets, notebooks, cards, soaps, stuffed animals and other kids items. I picked up a handful of smaller items that didn't seem unreasonably priced. The woman working at the counter was also super cool, and asked if I wanted to get my items tax free and explained the process for when I go home and showed me details of how to do it.

i love this little design shop amongst the tourist traps of gamla stan. it was a designers breath…read moreof fresh air. got some the best gifts for my pals back home. they have pill cases in the shape of life like macaroons. items are reasonably priced. they have a good selection of locally design jewelry too. go here for your unique gifts for pals back home that will represent the scandinavian design culture.

Sweden at its finest…read more Fine quality wool, carvings (including Dala horses), embroidery and hooked rug kits, and textiles. Very kind, knowledgeable staff. Perfekt.

On a trip to Sweden, looking for something "from Sweden" led me to this woolens/fabric/sweater…read moreshop. Very nice shop with a choice of sweaters, woolen goods, mittens, etc. A very good stop for Christmas shopping. Lots of traditional designs and items that are current in tastes. And yes, some items are now manufactured outside of Sweden, but they would not be easily found outside of this shop. Definitely different and worth a stop if you are in the market for something that is Swedish in woolen goods -- sweaters, mitten, yarn, etc. Near the Vans and Suitsupply if you are navigating. In the shopping district. Great staff too -- very helpful to out of the country shoppers.

Who doesn't love Muji?! I first discovered this brand when I lived in New York city. When I first…read moremoved here to Stockholm I was excited to see that there was one here too! For those who don't know this place, It's kind of like an itsy bitsy Japanese Ikea with even more of an emphasis on minimalism and recycling. Apparently, their website says that "The name Muji is derived from the first part of Mujirushi Ryōhin, translated as No Brand Quality Goods" which is why you won't see a logo on any of the products in the store. Recently, the store has moved up several floors to a new more desirable location inside of T-centralen's Åhléns department store. Before, it was a little cramped and small down near the basement Subway entrance. I'm guessing that's why I had forgotten about this little treasure for a while! I happy to see that It's grown in size and feels more elevated in it's current spot. The whole floor this store now sits on in Åhléns has also been changed to be all kitchen and housewares as well. If your looking for some unique household and consumer goods this is your place! I really liked their wide selection. Everything was ascetically pleasing and at a low price point. I seriously recommend visiting here if you haven't already seen it!

If you are looking for Scandinavian design then come here. It is a flagship store with many…read morescandinavian brands, like Muuto, HAY, Eva Solo, Georg Jensen etc etc. I was here today and bought a few items from my favorite brand. They also had a few sale items but nothing really special. For me this place is heaven and hell because it really makes your credit card cry. But if you have a crazy interior loving wife/husband then this is the place to be.

Cool upscale huge furniture, clothing lifestyle store - mostly stuff from Denmark. Nicely curated…read moreselection. I bought a hip doorstopper here.

From the owner: The Sofa Store - Soffor och möbler för passionerade soffliggare. Vi finns på webben och i…read moreStockholm, Hornsgatan 84.

Supercheap compare to the other Myrorna stores in Stockholm. This is Stockholms biggest Myrorna as…read morewell and that is also a plus!

I own multiple pieces of jewelry and some beautiful household items from Happy Sthlm. It's a very…read morecharming store with a flair for elegant and nature-centric design. Their textiles and jewelry are wonderful!

Not quite the bargain it was a few years ago. On the otherhand I was looking for a knockoff…read morecharger for my Garmin watch. I had just ordered 3 of them two weeks ago on Amazon for a third of the price at Clas Ohlson. Unfortunately I grabbed the wrong charger and what I need is back in the states. I refuse to pay $30 for a charger that I paid $3 two weeks ago. And not every Clas Ohlson carries them. This store does and in general seems to have more stuff. However, things that I bought 2 years ago are higher in price and are nowmore readily available at Costco US. Those dish cloths are really nice. The store is pretty well organized but still confusing. Which level has what you want? Two information desks had long waits and am I supposed to stand in line or is that white thing a numbering system. It is in Swedish with 3 selections. I have no clue. Even though I am in Sweden, this store is in a massive tourist area and it would be helpful to have a few signs in English. The store is located very close to T Centrallen but I came off the green line. Where is the Ahlen's exit which is close to the Clas Ohlson store. I know Ahlen and Hemkoff have a T Centrallen exit. This store is still worth a look but is no longer the bargain it has been in the past. No cheap knockoff for watch chargers. I don't even know if Stockholm even has cheap knockoffs. So 3 stars for me. It's okay just not the bargain it once was.

While being inside the store I opened my backpack to grab some tissues to blow my nose; and when I…read morewas leaving the security guard asked me to move to the side after and started intimidating me saying that he had caught me on camera stealing and that he saw everything and that he had it on camera. He even searched a pocket in my jacket without my consent (found my wallet). I told him I opened my backpack to get tissues and I showed it to him and he still did not let me go and kept trying to intimate me constantly saying that he saw me that I took something and in the end after he started realizing I did not he said that he asked me one last time if I steal something, to which I replied "I swear I did not" then he said he was going to trust me this time and let me go. I was blindsided and felt so nervous that I did not react as I should have which was to go to the manager of the store. I have called now twice but not sure if they will do something about it. I understand if they saw something suspicious they can ask costumers but not an excuse to intimidate or to put their hands in a jacket without consent. Terrible protocol. But worst experience as a customer specially being from outside of Sweden. Such a shame as Clas Ohlson is usually a nice place but never going to the one in Drottninggatan again in my life and suggest tourists to do the same!