It's boutique home decor stores like this that make Amsterdam what it is. Really tiny, but full of…read moretreasure! You can find some of the most exquisite candles in all shapes and sizes. There were varieties of hand made soaps, fake trees and plants, and nearly everything that you've only seen in classy hotels and billionaire homes but have tried to find at IKEA. Prices were average, but then this is stuff you won't otherwise find easily, so any price is a good price. I wanted to buy the entire shop!

More and more I find my self looking at Antiek furniture. I think the reason because it surpasses a…read morelot of cheap contemporary looking furniture that appears to be more popular. This unique shop specializes in Antiek furniture and Restoration. These type of stores unfortunately are not so easy to find in Amsterdam, which is why I am spreading the news. I notice some of the furniture is a bit pricey but on the other hand you will also find some nice heavy pieces of furniture at a very reasonable price too.

I love this new addition to the Utrechtsestraat. Some nice Scandinavian touch for everyone's home…read more Besides big furniture, such as couches and tables, they have a nice selection of pretty cool small things for your house. You can also find some good gift ideas here for that decoration-lover friend. The prices are reasonable, cheaper than comparable shops (such as Droog). Currently they have some discounts.

Store Without a Home is a very nice shop on Haarlemmerdijk mostly focused on interesting items for…read moreinterior decorating. You can find product by mainly unknown designers (both Dutch and international) and independent brands. From my perspective, the style of represented products is mostly scandinavian, but i bet you can find a piece for any taste. http://www.nansypop.com/lifestyle/store-without-a-home-in-amsterdam/

This place is so fun! We picked up the most unique items for our home here. Staff is friendly…read more Unique one of a kind. Modern, animal, trendy, "Scandinavian" flare.

I've been to a fair number of Blokker's in Amsterdam in my quest for a drying rack and in my…read moreopinion this is the most well laid out store I have encountered so far. Easy to find small kitchen equipment and other household items at this store I also just plain really like the staff!! They are a trio of young adult women and then their store manager is this older bloke and every time, the staff members, no matter who I encounter, goes out of their way to help me! Yelp 230/ 2018

I'd say this is a medium-sized Blokker but somehow still has what you expect from a Blokker…read more Candles, home decor, kitchen pieces, cleaning supplies, and a few deck items. Everything was nice and clean and the aisles were just the right size. Just don't bring bulky bags inside! For some reason they have a crazy amount of mugs...so if you need a mug, go here! But it's a great spot to stop in and pick something up quickly for the home. I appreciate the variety. From batteries, to ironing boards, you can find it here.

Wow! This is interior heaven! Think of it as a Ikea size design interior store with all you could…read morewant in lamps, pillows, rugs, couches , chairs and eveything else. Seems to be most from Dutch designers but there are lots and lots to see buy. Not cheap in any way but at least many things are good value since you wouldnt see them anywhere else. Worth a detour!

A whole wide range of stylish furniture pieces ranging from industrial to sophisticated and…read moreelegant. High quality and unique items. Similarly, you will find all kinds of interesting lamps including the well-known french Jieldé lamps. A great store to visit while in Amsterdam!!

This garden centre is amazing!! The way it's been built and also the location mean that loads of…read morelight come shining in which is a great way to brighten up my day in every way possible. And that's just the first thing you notice only just before you notice the ocean of flowers and cleverly placed pots. And I sure love my flowers! After the garden flowers there is a pretty darn big collection of herbs, vegetables, seeds, fruit trees and all kinds of amazing things to grow and eat. Which with my love of food is obviously my favourite part of any garden centre! Sadly I live in an apartment with two small balconies and no garden, but now I have finally found these ingenious stacking pots so I can have all my herbs in one place and still have enough space to wiggle my butt on my balcony: awesomesauce! So, besides all the amazing plants, they also have a small collection of animal supplies, a cute little café and loads of inside and outside decorations. The little café has yummy coffee, snacks and sandwiches that they make on the spot. And this weekend they had a lovely offer going on with their "oranje tompoucen". For those of you who don't know what that is, it's basically a napoleon (puff, custard, puff, icing) and the Dutch love to colour them orange around footy season and also for Queen's day, which is today! Anyway, back to the story... as a cute celebration of our queen before she steps down today, Intratuin had free oranje tompoucen for every customer that came by the café. And since I came here both Saturday and Sunday, I may or may not have scarfed down two of these delicious desserts with the accompaniment of a flavoured cappuccino... Also, I may or may not have spent about 200 euro's here in two days on décor, plants and pots. So that may be the one negative thing here; everything is so amazing that my wallet now already is exhausted from me just thinking about this garden centre. Woops!