I believe this is one of my favorite deco stores in Bordeaux. If you need to buy a beautiful (and a…read morebit pricey) piece of furniture, then this is the place to go. The shop is quite big, there is a nice selection of coffee tables, couches, tables, chairs, lamps, ... the list goes on. Every item seems to have been selected and displayed in the store with the greatest care, everything feels homey. Make sure to have a look inside, you might just find that one special piece you were looking for.

A very beautiful home deco and furniture store... Prices vary (affordable to expensive), but the…read morequality is great. Make sure to check the store during the xmas holiday, they have very original decorations! Enjoy!

From the owner: OBJETS DÉCO À GOGO Tintamarre : une véritable petite caverne d'Ali Baba où l'on déniche toujours…read moredes objets de déco originaux et pas chers (à partir de 20 F). Béatrix ne vend que ce qu'elle aime et rapporte régulièrement de ses shoppings une foule de petites choses pour toutes les pièces de la maison : toasteur années 60, cadres photos, vases de toute forme, gants de toilette rigolos. Il existe aussi toute une gamme de produits-ventouse à fixer sur tout support carrelé ou en verre.

From the owner: Mobilier, vaisselles, articles de décoration, papeterie, accessoiresread more

The actual address for this location is Hanger #17 4 Quai de Bacalan. It is in the Quai des…read moreMarques Bordeaux, a series of former shipment hangars that have now been repurposed for use as a nice, upscale discounted shopping mall. If you use the published address of 17 quai des Chartrons for your GPS, as we did, you will be about a 1/2 mile down the road to the south. Just head for the new bridge (the Pont Jacques Chaban-Delmas) and look opposite for the 5 hangar buildings with outdoor awnings and walkways, turning left after the end of the span if crossing from the Bastide-Brazza neighborhood opposite. Access to each of the stores is along the walkways only. There is plentiful parking in well marked lots. If your GPS was published before the bridge opened in 2013, as ours was, you will be led to the Pont de Pierre bridge, which is now a route for BUSES and BIKES only. We accidentally drove over it and no one seemed to notice or care! Although the Gien shop will not pack and ship your purchases, as some of the UK outlets will (Stoke-on-Trent), the staff will wrap your purchases, free of charge, in polystyrene sheets layered with cardboard, and over-wrapped in paper. I noticed flattened cardboard shipping boxes under the table used for the wrapping of purchases, but since I traveled by plane with two empty carryon suitcases for my purchases, I did not have need to inquire of them. The staff was so kind-she offered to inspect each and every piece we purchased to find those with fewest (if any), least noticeable flaws.