Beautiful store with gorgeous unique pieces for home.read more

There are very few places where you can buy fun unique household items. It's definitely not cheap…read morebut it's worth it (to me). I don't shop here for necessities, but for fun. Like a stuffed unicorn head, an Asian noodle bowl with built in chopstick holders, and paper lanterns. They have boxes of fortune cookies that are always a great gift for a dinner party!

Not very big, but an amusing shop with a lot of nicely-looking household accessories. They sell…read moremany bright cute things including funny toys and bags, candles, stuff for coffee and tea, tableware and table-linen, kitchen and bathroom equipment, a bit of furniture, and gardening instruments. The prices in general are above average, but the design of some items is definitely worth it. It's a nice shop to find beautiful things for home or get an interesting gift.

If I lived in the Czech Republic, then I would utilize this place to get ideas and inexpensive…read moredecor for our place. They have trendy patterned fabric, nontraditional little candles and silly conversation pieces. The items were not the durable type, except this wouldn't keep me from coming back and redecorating, especially since their stock changes from season to season. We found itty bitty jars of condensed tea, which is what my Czech husband's mom offered me while meeting her for the first time. We took a few for sharing with friends back home. It's also a nice spot to grab a few unbillboarded souvenirs from Prague, if you don't want to your friends homes to be covered in city names of places that you have visited. ;)

From the owner: Bytový textil a galanterie, šití na zakázku, návrhy a realizace interierůread more

material is beautiful and they sell beautiful things!…read more I first came by this store in Lesser Town back in 2006. They have since moved to Old Town in Prague near the Tyn Church, in a quaint courtyard (Ungelt) with a large impressive showroom. Like walking through a modern fused with traditional glass gallery. There is a large wall in the front with trays of glass pendants to customize an affordable choker necklace. I love their interior decor, understated pale wood tables and lighting! ** Highlight! On one end of the room with the glass jewelry, there's a cool collection of bright colored, fun, three dimensional charms and earrings in various organic shapes. We were lucky to meet the glass artist on site, and her name is Jitka Havlickova! Her artistry and talent matches her quirky charm and passion for her work. It would seem that the smaller the piece, the more challenging to mold the glass. Jitka described the creative process "like dancing!" with the need to move fast while the glass is hot and pliable. See the coral earrings and banana glass in the photos-- Jitka even created a pair of very ripe banana earrings! (Lol) Adults and kids alike would "awwh" at Jitka's one-of-a-kind work of art. I only wish I had taken more photos to show here. This is a must-see store while in Old Town! Just take your time walking through the showrooms and admire the glass and crystal artistry on display and for sale, of course.

Best shop in all of Prague. Came here three times while visiting and bought two beautiful crystal…read morepitchers, some crystal paperweights, and crystal earrings. The make your own jewelry bar is awesome. Lovely quality and inspired design.