Hallesches Haus

Located on Tempelhofer Ufer in Kreuzberg, Hallesches Haus resides within the historic walls of the former Post Office 61 – acting as a curated general store for home accessories, ceramics, and everyday design that boasts far more character than your usual furniture chain.

**Important note regarding research findings:** The physical shop and cafe of Hallesches Haus are closed according to their current Instagram profile (`*OUR PHYSICAL SHOP AND CAFE ARE CLOSED*`). At the same time, the website still shows opening hours, and Yelp lists current opening hours (Wed–Sun). As the status is unclear and potentially changing, I will formulate cautiously in the text and focus on the online store and event location, which are demonstrably active – and address the store aspect with appropriate reservation.

Hallesches Haus: Where Home Culture Meets History

Anyone looking to furnish their home individually in Berlin will sooner or later have to visit Tempelhofer Ufer. Hallesches Haus is located within the walls of the former Post Office 61 – a building with high ceilings, arched doorways, and original preserved brickwork. It’s hard to believe that a nightclub once thrived here. Instead: daylight, tranquility, and products with character.

The concept stems from the conviction that Berlin needed exactly such a place: not a design temple where you can’t touch anything, but a genuine general store with carefully selected products for everyday life at home. Furniture, ceramics, candles, glasses, kitchen utensils, prints – the assortment ranges from Scandinavian labels like HAY and Ferm Living to brands from the Anglo-American region. This makes sense, as the founders came from London and New York – and simply wanted to bring this type of store to Berlin.

For those who want to live individually, Hallesches Haus offers a range of products deliberately conceived beyond mass production. The products are explicitly kept affordable – home design for people with taste who don’t want to pay showroom prices. Meanwhile, the curated shop is also accessible online, delivering the Kreuzberg living feeling directly to your home. If you also want to use the historic setting for an event: Hallesches Haus also rents its impressive 270 square meters as an event location – remaining as multifaceted as the district itself.