Be friendly staff that is very attentive. Highly recommend! They assisted us even though we weren't…read moreread to make a purchase.

From the owner: Im Jahr 1972 gründete Kurt Rahaus das erste exquisite Einrichtungsgeschäft mit seinem Namen in der…read moreLietzenburger Straße im Herzen Berlins. Aus diesem Geschäft ist nach über 47 Jahren ein florierendes Familienunternehmen gewachsen, das im Gegensatz zu vielen Mitbewerbern seinen eigenen Charme und Charakter nicht verloren hat. Mit viel Einfallsreichtum, Kreativität und einem ganz besonderen Gespür für Trends bieten die mittlerweile 4 Rahaus-Geschäfte in Berlin den 08/15-Möbelläden die Stirn. Auf Möbelmessen rund um den Globus sind wir ständig auf der Suche nach Möbeln mit dem gewissen Etwas. So entsteht eine ganz besondere Auswahl an hochwertigsten Möbeln und ausgefallenen Wohn-Accessoires. Jährlich warten bis zu 2000 neue Innovationen auf Sie. Heute ist Rahaus eine Berliner Marke, die schon längst über Ihre Grenzen hinaus bekannt ist. Mit einem umfassenden Netzwerk aus Verkaufbüros, Kundenberatern, Designern, Produzenten in mehr als 50 Ländern und einem motivierten Team aus ca. 130 "

From the owner: Ausgefallene Einrichtungsgegenstände für jeden Geldbeutel. Kleine Beistellmöbel wie Tische &…read moreKommoden, Skulpturen und lustige outdoor-Dekorationen finden Sie bei mir. Duftkerzen der Firma Heart & Home sowie Stumpenkerzen der dänischen Firma bovictum stehen zur Auswahl. Zum entspannen und relaxen für den Innen.- wie auch Außenbereich führe ich die Marke fatboy. Von der Wärmflasche bis hin zur Hängematte finden sie die Produkte von Fatboy bei mir im Laden.

Hellweg Yorckstraße is hardware store, but I come here usually for plants. It offers many different…read morekind plants, from indoor plants, outdoor plants to water plants, lots of options for people who have different need. And they have every possible garden tools covered. The garden section took more than half of the store, it's really enjoyable to have a walk there. For plant lover like me, this is a great place to be. You can also find some stuff, like pet food, aquarium, small animals, wall paint colours, bathroom, kitchen and so on. Info center just around the corner if you need help. The staff are friendly and helpful. It offers great parking place as well.

This is a very nice Meissen boutique in the heart of Berlin on Unter den Linden that exclusively…read moresells Meissen products. I came here looking for a nice gift. They have many exquisite items. They vast majority are over 100 Euros, and many are in the thousands range. There are various dishes and small statuary pieces. I found an exquisite small bell with gold trim and the Meissen logo, that can serve as a Christmas tree ornament (price: 90 EUR). The staff is very helpful and friendly. They gift wrapped my purchase and provided the paperwork for my tax rebate. I also visited the Meissen boutique in Leipzig on a different trip and actually found the selection in Leipzig better and a few more lower priced items there as well. This is a very good place if you want to get a genuine high quality German made product as a gift or as souvenir.

I made the mistake of buying postcards here. The man inside the kiosk didn't speak English but I…read morefelt the transaction was pretty straight forward. I handed him 10 postcards and said the german word for 10. He put them in an envelope and I handed him a 20 euro bill for the 4€ transaction to which he grunted and mumbled, and it seemed obvious he didn't want to make change for it. The only other cash I had was a 50, sorry dude, and most places weren't keen on a credit card for small purchases so I didn't even ask if visa was an option. He gave me a bill and a few coins back and I didn't even double check it before I walked away. I went around the corner to the pharmacy and went to by something else and realized he had shortchanged me a little over 10 euros. I guess he didn't have enough to make the change and just didn't bother to try telling me. He probably figured I was just a dumb tourist who wouldn't count my change right away and he was right! :( most expensive postcards ever.