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Design is everywhere in Berlin, a city known for its creative studios and forward-looking style. From furniture and lighting to graphic and product design, shops and showrooms in Mitte, Kreuzberg and Prenzlauer Berg showcase design old and new.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for design, from concept stores and galleries to studios and design markets. Some focus on classic Bauhaus and mid-century pieces, others on young labels and sustainable, handmade work.
Browse the places below to find the best design in Berlin, compare styles and prices, and plan your visit.
kunstschule.design in the Bötzowviertel in Prenzlauer Berg is a design store run by interior designers Melanie and Jennifer Nölken. It offers lamps, furniture, home accessories, and Berlin souvenirs from major brands and small labels.
Black Cat Tattoo Berlin in Friedrichshain inspires as a CoWorkingSpace for freelance tattoo artists, graphic designers, and artists who create individual tattoos in a variety of styles. Unique pieces are created here according to personal wishes with the highest hygiene standards. Ad-hoc appointments as walk-ins or with scheduled appointments are possible here.
polli überall in Körtestraße in Kreuzberg is both a workshop and a shop. Many home accessories are sewn on site, and there is also stationery, natural cosmetics, and gift boxes with a Berlin theme.
Located in the heart of Berlin-Mitte, just steps from the former Checkpoint Charlie, Gat Point Charlie bridges the gap between the Cold War and contemporary minimalism. This design hotel resides in the former STASI headquarters, combining industrial architecture with clear, modern interiors. History sleeps particularly deeply here.
The Michelberger Hotel on Warschauer Straße in Friedrichshain is arguably Berlin's most renowned design hotel with character: a former factory building from 1903, combining raw materials, handcrafted furniture, and an organic gastronomic concept with genuine Berlin coolness.
The Linnen in Prenzlauer Berg is a privately run boutique hotel in a renovated 19th-century old building, whose individually designed apartments combine vintage furniture, parquet floors, and industrial charm into a harmonious design concept. Small, personal, and close to Mauerpark.
In Berlin's Wedding district, directly on the Panke river, BIG MAMA Berlin proves that a special hotel doesn't have to be loud. Here, travelers stay in a house that combines a hotel, apartment, and hostel under one roof, with homemade jam and honey from its own rooftop beehive included.
Unique jewelry by Sara Conte offers delicate, timeless pieces with special craftsmanship. The Berlin artist combines modern designs with ancient goldsmith techniques, creating individual jewelry.
The café Eliza & Lieblingsstücke (favorite pieces) offers aromatic coffee and delicious pastries as well as a large variety of gift items.
Children can sew and design a beautiful pillow, their own T-shirt, a pretty dress, a personalized bag, and much more at the Fashion School for Kids in Charlottenburg.
Prenzlauer Berg meets living aesthetics with the scent of waffles: Kauf Dich Glücklich Café & More on Oderberger Straße is Berlin's most charming concept store, combining Scandinavian-style vintage furniture and home accessories with homemade waffles and ice cream under one roof.
Located at Strausberger Platz in Friedrichshain, Coroto feels like a well-curated living room that never had to commit to one style. Scandinavian Mid-Century design meets South American craftsmanship, European vintage furniture meets ceramics and Kilim cushions. Those looking to furnish their homes individually will find pieces with character here.
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.