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13 Best Vintage Furniture Shops in Stockholm

Vintage furniture in Stockholm is a strong starting point for finding period character, unusual decorative pieces and interiors that feel less generic. The selection includes antique furniture specialists alongside options connected with Art Deco, Art Nouveau, jewellery and curated interior styles.

Think about the look and purpose of the piece before visiting: collectors may want eclectic period interiors, while others are seeking one distinctive object. Confirm dimensions, condition, provenance and any custom service before committing.

How this guide is ordered

The guide weighs the interior styles, collecting interests and specialist services associated with each shop. The best match depends on the period you prefer, the item’s condition and whether you need a decorative piece, jewellery or custom work. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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Explore 13 vintage furniture shops in Stockholm

Gamla Klockor #1

Gamla Klockor

4.823 reviews
Roslagsgatan 22, 113 55 Stockholm, Sweden

Gamla Klockor is an antique furniture store in Stockholm specialising in the atmosphere of a small, characterful treasure hunt. Alongside used furniture and objects, the shop has a warm, personal feel and is well suited to visitors who enjoy browsing at an unhurried pace while discussing pieces with someone who knows the collection.

Its welcoming approach makes it particularly appealing for curious shoppers who are not looking for one narrowly defined item. The compact format also suits a quick visit, while the selection rewards a closer look.

Macken i Finntorp #2

Macken i Finntorp

4.914 reviews
Gamla Värmdövägen 5, 131 37 Nacka, Sweden
Best for
Art Deco and Art Nouveau enthusiastsCollectors of eclectic period interiors

Macken i Finntorp is an antique furniture store in Stockholm with a carefully selected mix of early twentieth-century objects, antique design and art. Its eclectic presentation brings together pieces with a strong decorative identity, creating the kind of shop where furniture, art and smaller finds can be explored side by side.

The selection leans toward Art Deco and Art Nouveau, with a curated character rather than a crowded second-hand feel. A generous, welcoming approach adds to the visit, making Macken especially attractive to collectors and interiors enthusiasts seeking distinctive period pieces. The shop also buys used goods, offering a useful route for those looking to place furniture or objects with a specialist retailer.

Hagström Bergh Gamla stan #3

Hagström Bergh Gamla stan

4.913 reviews
Själagårdsgatan 21, 111 31 Stockholm, Sweden

Hagström Bergh Gamla stan is an antique furniture store in Stockholm with the feel of a cabinet of curiosities. The assortment combines used goods, vintage records and other collectible objects, making it a rewarding stop for visitors who enjoy unexpected discoveries rather than a narrowly themed collection.

Its setting in Gamla stan adds to the browsing appeal, while the mix of furniture, records and unusual pieces gives the shop a distinctly exploratory character. It is a good fit for collectors and travellers looking for a memorable object to take home.

Ribbhagen & Sørsand Antik #4

Ribbhagen & Sørsand Antik

4.813 reviews
Nybrogatan 26, 114 39 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Antique and vintage jewellery shoppersCustom jewellery and precious-metal services

Ribbhagen & Sørsand Antik brings together antique and vintage pieces in Stockholm, with particular strength in jewellery. The range includes antique and vintage jewellery, newly produced designs and custom-made pieces, alongside cabinets of antiques and decorative finds.

It is also a practical destination for those looking to buy gold or silver in different forms. The shop combines in-store browsing with services such as assembly and repairs, giving it wider appeal than a purely display-focused antique boutique. The atmosphere is polished and friendly, with quality pieces presented at approachable prices.

Brandstationen Store & Studio #5

Brandstationen Store & Studio

4.3146 reviews
Hornsgatan 64, 118 21 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Curated vintage and contemporary interiors

Brandstationen Store & Studio is a Stockholm home goods store combining jewellery, vintage and new furniture, candles and carefully selected decorative pieces. The edit is distinctive rather than thrift-oriented, with a design-conscious range that includes Murano lamps, mirrors and wall decoration, plus re-designed objects and premium British Mylands paint.

It is a strong stop for anyone looking for a singular interior detail or an unusual piece of jewellery. In-store shopping, collection and delivery options make the shop suitable for both quick browsing and more considered purchases, while the studio also offers bespoke ring tailoring.

Kungsantik #6

Kungsantik

4.526 reviews
Kungsholmsgatan 4, 112 27 Stockholm, Sweden

Kungsantik is a small Stockholm antique store specialising in a varied mix of lighting, furniture, jewellery, wristwatches, cameras and collectible objects. The range also touches Danish design, the 1950s and 1960s, functionalism and Art Deco.

Its compact scale and knowledgeable, personable approach make it particularly appealing to visitors who enjoy examining unusual second-hand pieces and hearing the stories behind them.

AB Möbel-Hansson #7

AB Möbel-Hansson

4.717 reviews
Storkyrkobrinken 6, 111 28 Stockholm, Sweden

AB Möbel-Hansson is an antique store in Stockholm filled with distinctive used objects, books and furniture. The assortment has a notably strong metal presence, alongside unusual finds such as old musical instruments, giving the shop an exploratory character for visitors who like interiors with individuality.

Its cosy, tidy setting and welcoming service make it an easy place to browse for a memorable accent rather than a standard furnishing.

Folk & Form #8

Folk & Form

4.216 reviews
Gröndalsvägen 27, 117 66 Stockholm, Sweden

Folk & Form is a Stockholm home goods store with a clear affection for 1950s and 1960s furniture. Its neighbourhood-shop character makes it an appealing destination for people who want period interiors with warmth and personality rather than generic contemporary pieces.

The selection is well suited to furnishing a home with mid-century character, and shipping is available within Sweden as well as internationally for purchases that need to travel beyond Stockholm.

Hagelins Antik AB #9

Hagelins Antik AB

4.86 reviews
Storgatan 25, 114 55 Stockholm, Sweden

Hagelins Antik AB is an antique furniture store in Stockholm with a clear focus on pieces dating from the mid-eighteenth century to the early twentieth century. Chandeliers and mirrors form the heart of the assortment, complemented by furniture and decorative objects.

The shop suits interiors projects that need a period focal point, whether that means a statement light fitting, an aged mirror or a carefully chosen antique accent. A smooth, attentive buying process adds confidence when selecting larger or more delicate pieces.

Porslinspapegojan #10

Porslinspapegojan

411 reviews
Hornsgatan 30, 118 20 Stockholm, Sweden

Porslinspapegojan is an atmospheric Stockholm antique store focused on vintage objects for the home and everyday life. The assortment is broad enough to reward slow browsing, with charming, unusual pieces that range from decorative details to porcelain and other small finds.

A friendly, personal touch adds to the shop’s appeal, while careful packing makes it a practical choice for anyone buying delicate objects to take home. It is an inviting stop for collectors and visitors looking for a compact souvenir with character.

Polstjernan Antik AB #11
What stands out
  • 17th–19th century European antiques

Polstjernan Antik AB

4.26 reviews
Arsenalsgatan 5, 111 47 Stockholm, Sweden

Polstjernan Antik AB is a Stockholm antique shop specialising in fine Swedish and European antiques from the 17th to 19th centuries, with particular depth in Swedish pieces from the 18th and 19th centuries. Its selection focuses on furniture, decorative arts and works of art for private collections, interiors and institutional settings.

The business buys and sells antiques, provides valuations and can help arrange international shipment. It is a destination for visitors seeking distinctive period pieces rather than contemporary vintage furniture, with expertise extending to French, Italian, English and Russian objects.

Vasakällaren AB #12

Vasakällaren AB

3.99 reviews
Odengatan 88, 113 22 Stockholm, Sweden

Vasakällaren AB is an antique and second-hand shop in Stockholm with a densely packed mix of used furniture, books, porcelain and smaller decorative pieces. Its selection ranges from everyday finds and affordable furniture to more unusual or potentially valuable objects, making browsing part of the appeal.

The assortment has an eclectic, treasure-hunt character rather than a tightly curated showroom feel. It is a worthwhile stop for shoppers looking for distinctive vintage furniture, practical second-hand pieces or unexpected objects at approachable prices.

Skajs Antikhandel #13

Skajs Antikhandel

3.86 reviews
Nybrogatan 3, 114 34 Stockholm, Sweden

Skajs Antikhandel is a Stockholm antique furniture store dealing in antiques, art, furniture, silver, pewter, gilt bronzes and chandeliers, alongside modern art. The breadth of the assortment makes it appealing to collectors who prefer to explore across categories rather than follow a single period or material.

Its Swedish antique selection has a distinctly curated feel, with gallery and exhibition elements adding to the sense of a specialist destination. It also buys pieces, making the shop relevant for both browsing and selling.

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Map of vintage furniture shops in Stockholm

Stockholm’s selection includes antique furniture shops with different emphases, from period interiors and distinctive decorative pieces to more curated vintage and contemporary settings. The options are useful for both focused collectors and visitors browsing for characterful finds.

Plan your route around the type of object you want and allow time for careful inspection. Before travelling for a specific piece, confirm that it is still available and ask about dimensions, condition and collection arrangements.

What to look for

  • Art Deco piecesFind options suited to shoppers interested in Art Deco furniture and interiors.
  • Art Nouveau interiorsExplore choices connected with Art Nouveau period character.
  • Eclectic period interiorsBrowse for collected, mixed-period looks rather than a single uniform style.
  • Distinctive decorative piecesLook for individual objects that give a room a more personal focal point.
  • Vintage jewellerySome specialists also suit shoppers searching for antique and vintage jewellery.
  • Custom precious-metal workAsk about custom jewellery and precious-metal services where relevant.

How to choose a vintage shop

  1. Choose a period or style before comparing individual pieces.
  2. Measure your available space and take those dimensions when shopping.
  3. Ask about condition, restoration and provenance for valuable furniture.
  4. Check whether the item is available before making a dedicated trip.
  5. For jewellery or metalwork, describe the custom service you need clearly.
  6. Allow time to inspect finishes, construction and signs of wear.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find Art Deco or Art Nouveau furniture in Stockholm?

The selection includes options associated with Art Deco and Art Nouveau enthusiasts, making them useful starting points for period-focused browsing. You may also find eclectic interiors that combine different historical influences.

Ask about the current collection before visiting if you need a particular style, material or type of furniture.

Can I find distinctive decorative pieces as well as furniture?

Yes, some shops are suited to visitors seeking distinctive decorative pieces rather than a complete furniture set. This can work well when you want one object to add character to an existing interior.

Consider the item’s scale, condition and intended position, and confirm measurements before arranging collection or transport.

Do vintage furniture shops in Stockholm sell jewellery?

Some profiles are also associated with antique and vintage jewellery shoppers. One option additionally connects with custom jewellery and precious-metal services, so it may suit a more specific request than furniture browsing alone.

Contact the specialist before visiting to discuss the material, design or custom work you have in mind.

What should I check before buying vintage furniture?

Inspect dimensions, construction, surface condition and any signs of restoration. Ask how the piece has been cared for and whether there are functional issues that affect daily use.

It is also sensible to confirm availability, collection arrangements and whether the furniture will fit through your doors, stairways or lift before completing the purchase.

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