5 tips on where to go for stylish Christmas presents and decorations

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Do you have any design enthusiasts amongst your friends and family, or perhaps someone who’s just furnishing a new flat, or who simply likes to surround themselves with beautiful things? Or do you want to spruce up your own home before the festive season? We’ve got a few tips on where to go in Prague to find the most stylish interior accessories.

5 tips on where to go for stylish Christmas presents and decorations

František Jungvirt’s new showroom at the Parvi Cibulka complex in Košíře, where you’ll find all the beautiful pieces from the artist’s portfolio. Photo: Peter Fabo.
 

The Design, Havelská 14, Old Town
 

The Design offers a distinctive selection of Czech and international design, complete with a retail gallery where you can also enjoy a Coffee Source coffee. The concept store is the brainchild of Olga Rühle, Míla Umanec Bulířová and artist Romana Drdová, whose aim was to create a place at this address that not only tourists but also locals would enjoy visiting, thereby helping to breathe new life into the neighbourhood.

Our gift tip: Pick up the Zepelin porcelain salt and pepper shakers by Daniel Piršč. This simple yet striking classic will easily find a place in any interior and take your dining experience to a whole new level.

Just a few minutes from Můstek on Havelská Street, you’ll find a design shop with a retail gallery and excellent Coffee Source coffee. Photo: The Design.

Ones Concept Design Store, Újezd 1, Malá Strana
 

Here you’ll find not only home accessories but also fashion items. Be sure to have a look at the small furniture too, as they have plenty of original pieces made in the Czech Republic. Overall, at the Ones Concept Design Store you’ll find work by local designers, unique brands you won’t find anywhere else in the Czech Republic, deadstock and an authentic vintage range.

Our gift tip: the Tissier oak stool by Studio Teak Peak is a versatile piece that will liven up any interior. They also stock their own limited Deluxe porcelain collection, created in collaboration with Studio Mindset.

The perfect place to buy gifts in Malá Strana is the Ones Concept Design Store, which is full of pieces by local designers and unique brands you won’t find anywhere else in the Czech Republic. Photo: Ones Concept Design Store.

La Table, Mánesova 78, Vinohrady
 

At La Table, the focus is on original glassware and porcelain, as well as candles and candlesticks, home textiles and even books – and you can even pick up a bottle of champagne here. You can find out more about this showroom in our article LA TABLE: A new gem on Mánesova Street.

Our gift tip: A candlestick from the Skultuna brand – which boasts an incredibly long tradition, having been founded as far back as 1607 – would make an exceptional gift. A safe bet, meanwhile, is the wide selection of beautiful coffee table books.

The central area of LA TABLE is dominated by a large marble table, which is always laid according to the season. Photo: Martin Svoboda for OOOOX. Skultuna candlesticks or the stunning coffee table books – which you won’t find anywhere else – will perfectly complement the homes of your friends, family or even your own. Photo: LA TABLE.

František Jungvirt Showroom, Naskové 1, Košíře
 

Alongside the ‘standard’ range of designer vases, the new František Jungvirt boutique also displays and sells unique collector’s vases and objects that you won’t find anywhere else.

Our gift tip: Among the exclusive pieces mentioned are, for example, vases from the limited edition of 20 pieces, the Garden Midnight Gold Ruby, or the hand-painted Fleur Blanche vase; alternatively, the most affordable new arrival, the diffuser-vase-object Toy; or collectable objects from the Art section.

František Jungvirt’s new showroom at the Parvi Cibulka complex in Košíře, where you’ll find all the beautiful pieces from the artist’s portfolio. Photo: Peter Fabo. You can also find the new ‘TOY’ here – a diffuser, vase and art object all in one. Photo: frantisekjungvirt.com.

Unlikely Store + Studio, Osadní 10, Holešovice
 

The vintage design shop and studio Unlikely is proof that history constantly repeats itself, not only in life and fashion, but also in design. Under the leadership of its founder, Markéta Klenorová, it focuses on sourcing, staging and restoring luxury vintage furniture and accessories. In this way, it brings unique pieces from all over the world to the Czech Republic.

Our gift tip: Here you’ll find, for example, the famous Orange Slice armchair, designed in 1960 by Pierre Paulin for Artifort. Also tempting is the beautifully rounded black vintage marble bowl by UP&UP, designed by Egidio Di Rosa and Alessandro Giusti, which dates from the mid-20th century in Italy.

Dolní Holešovice has another spot well worth a visit if you’re looking for a beautiful piece for your home. It’s called Unlikely, and you’ll find vintage treasures there such as the UP&UP marble bowls by Egidio Di Rosa and Alessandro Giusti, which date from the mid-20th century in Italy. Photo: Unlikely.

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