yep, pretty great spot. still its quite expensive for most of the stuff. but if you look and return…read morefrom time to time you can find good quality nice looking stuff and reasonable prices and even occasionally a "bargain" check often is the best bet.

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 !

great vintage furniture place. lots of Scandinavian mid century stiff and genially has nice pieces…read morereasonably priced. nice folks too

From the owner: Tienda de muebles y objectos midcenturyread more

Great choices, awesome decor ideas and even fantastic food... you'll need a bit of time to get…read morethrough everything...

Very large version of the ubiquitous chain, situated on the main road into Barcelona from the…read moreairport. Car access is via Calle de las Ciencias: it's about a 10-minute walk from Bellvitge railway station. Buses stop close by on Gran Vía from central Barcelona. We found the stock availability reasonably good, although we had to make two visits as they had run out of a few items. The choice of soft furnishings was good, and they had some good-value special offers on things like rugs. One oddity of opening times in Catalonia is that they are only allowed to open on certain Sundays, and the choice of dates - specififed by the regional government - seems pretty random. Ring in advance to check they are open, to avoid a wasted trip. The snack-bar serves very limited Scandinavian fare (nothing vegetarian), although the cafe and restaurant on the first floor both have sandwiches, pastries and good coffee. As ever, there are good facilities for children, and free lockers so you can leave coats, etc behind. The staff were helpful and friendly (more so than in the London stores), but the delivery service was a bit wobbly: the delivery men arrived late, after the agreed delivery slot, couldn't work out how to use the door-bell, and nearly drove off without making the delivery. Fortunately, we managed to catch them first, and we also had to persuade them to stay long enough for us to check everything had arrived (which it had). Everything delivered came with the requisite number of screws, bolts, etc. So: the store gets four stars on its own, but three on this occasion considering the delivery service.

Lovely furniture at a handsome price but in todays world I judge companies by their values and…read moreintegrity. In my opinion this company has none. Nicolo was slick and helpful as we were buying but had to chase delivery and fitting which was not what he promised when buying. The product was damaged. the response was it's part of the production process and they can't replace it because it's not in production anymore. But you can return it for a charge of €60 leaving us with holes in our. newly painted wall. I don't believe you can trust this company.and they will not get a single euro from me again even though I loved their furniture. Judge for yourself from the photo

I love vintage curio shops…read more And this was a really nice one... especially because it's just so european here (with some nods to americana) why am I posting no photos? because on just about every display table, there was a sign saying "no photos". hmpf! The clothes looked nice (new stuff, not vintage) - but the furniture and accessories were what really got the "shopper" in me to start wanting to shop. good thing (for me at least) that my wallet was already empty... If I had an unlimited budget, I'd have probably gone on a major spree here.

A must-go! Neighborhood off the beaten path (translated, without teeming tourists - not hating,…read morejust saying). Clothes relatable and well curated. Owner as nice as can be. Well worth supporting!