Antique and Vintage Shopping in Barcelona
We promise we won’t spam you or share your details with anyone, just provide you with the latest insider info from Barcelona locals of what to see and do in our beautiful city. We specialize in dresses from the 1920s and 1930s,kimonos, lace and antiquePiano shawls.We are we are driven by nostalgic appreciation for timeless, well-made garments and by a belief in the sustainability of vintage clothing. L’ARCA was the first vintage shop to open in Barcelona, 40 years ago. Since we started we have sold authentic vintage clothing and accessories. Antique stores in Spain are often businesses with very narrow specializations.
The Rastro de Navacerrada has been serving as a meeting point for antique seekers, trinkets, handicrafts, and exotic products from Madrid and other points in central Spain for over 25 years. Antiques, collector’s items, comics, vintage and second-hand clothing, curiosities, and more. Get ready to marvel at the most fascinating street markets in Spain. We also have fine and silk rugs, ,called fine because they can be made of wool or wool and silk.
If you like small shops selling ethnic accessories, then don’t miss El Raval, to one side of Les Rambles. Barcelona’s most famous street is lined with both souvenir shops and small clothes stores. On the central boulevard, you’ll see ice cream stalls, sweet shops and flower stalls that have stood here al fresco for decades. Plaça de Catalunya is home to El Corte Inglés, Fnac, an Apple store, and a Desigual. The El Triangle Shopping Centre, with 14,000 m2 of shops, can be found here too.
Situated in the Sant Antoni area, close by to our central apartments, products are elegantly arranged and the customer service is flawless. Many items are sourced from the UK and Germany, so a good spot if you want to find something a little different. Other treasures such as posters, ornaments and trinkets can also be purchased. Affordable vintage designer furniture in Barcelona can be found in a variety of specialised stores throughout the city. Collectors, set designers, costume designers and private clients will find at l’Arca a meticulous selection of antique clothing, textiles and lace, as well as good as handcrafted reproductions, made in Spain.
Stepping to Casa Gispert is an adventure to the world of amazing quality food and excellent service. The exact origins is dated back to 1849 when Rosendo Abella had been running a confectionery in front of the actual location. In 1867 the family changed the location to the Angel Square, renaming the business to La Colmena. The market stalls are fulfilled with antiques and second hand articles.
Made by true weavers and nomadic tribes who do not follow an established pattern but perform their designs from memory, these having been passed down from generation to generation, a tradition that has existed for centuries. Our classic oriental collection is made in factories following a pattern. Among our oriental rugs are Ziegler, Omid, Farahan, Shiva, Suzani, Anapurna or Shayan designs among others. Madrid is undoubtedly a city of fashion, inviting you to discover, and revel in, the best luxury stores accompanied by your very own personal shopper. They will advise and guide you through each store, answering any questions you have, and teaching you all there is to know about textures, styles and colours.
Since 2005 we have been sourcing and shipping quality eclectic furnishings, furniture, decor, interior design, home and gift wares. As well as continually searching for beautiful items from many suppliers, we are specialists in the sourcing and importation of Moroccan furniture and artisan products. La Casa Bella is based on the edge of the Málaga trading estate Guadalhorce, near the airport. We sell online and ship to the whole of Spain and have many international customers.
All veddy well and good, but personally, I’ve always had a soft spot for London shopping’s quirkier side – and there’s more of it than ever before. The uptown Gràcia neighbourhood – not to be confused with the Passèig de Gracia – also boasts its share of indie/vintage boutiques. The Barri Gótic is wonderful for quirky little boutiques, vintage, and antiques shops.
Alternatively, there are a number of jewelers on Passeig de Gracia which sell high quality jewelry, but they will be a lot more pricey than in the antique markets. I’m from Pakistan and am interested to market my hand embroidered clothes. Flea market fans will love Els Encants, Barcelona’s largest open-air compra de antigüedades a domicilio market. Peruse everything from books and records to vintage jewellery and antique furniture in Carrer Dos de Maig. The market is held on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 9am to 6pm. Most shopping malls, outlets and large stores are open from 10am to 9pm or later, Monday through Saturday.
This is a lively street with an air of elegance, yet still remains fairly unpretentious. If you're looking for make-up, electronics, and unique furniture, this is a great street to check out. In addition to the clothing and shoe shops there's a host of other stores that you won't find in the Old City. Rambla Catlunya is ideal for finding out of the way places, and niche shopping.
Thousand of sales as well as satisfied customers worldwide guarantee the quality of our products and above all, the exceptional service ofEl Coleccionista Ecléctico. Our devotion toantiqueshas been transmitted through generations. Recently, Puntual has been inaugurated, an artistic center for young talents who, as residents, open their workshops and creativity to the public while exhibiting their work in the annexed exhibition hall. While studying FIne Arts at the university of Barcelona, Gemma Povo worked side by side with her father, who instilled in her the Povo spirit of interior decoration, design and production. The first flashes of a talent and success were seen in her designs foe leaded glass to be used in her father’s interior design projects.
The Rastro de Navacerrada has been serving as a meeting point for antique seekers, trinkets, handicrafts, and exotic products from Madrid and other points in central Spain for over 25 years. Antiques, collector’s items, comics, vintage and second-hand clothing, curiosities, and more. Get ready to marvel at the most fascinating street markets in Spain. We also have fine and silk rugs, ,called fine because they can be made of wool or wool and silk.
If you like small shops selling ethnic accessories, then don’t miss El Raval, to one side of Les Rambles. Barcelona’s most famous street is lined with both souvenir shops and small clothes stores. On the central boulevard, you’ll see ice cream stalls, sweet shops and flower stalls that have stood here al fresco for decades. Plaça de Catalunya is home to El Corte Inglés, Fnac, an Apple store, and a Desigual. The El Triangle Shopping Centre, with 14,000 m2 of shops, can be found here too.
Situated in the Sant Antoni area, close by to our central apartments, products are elegantly arranged and the customer service is flawless. Many items are sourced from the UK and Germany, so a good spot if you want to find something a little different. Other treasures such as posters, ornaments and trinkets can also be purchased. Affordable vintage designer furniture in Barcelona can be found in a variety of specialised stores throughout the city. Collectors, set designers, costume designers and private clients will find at l’Arca a meticulous selection of antique clothing, textiles and lace, as well as good as handcrafted reproductions, made in Spain.
Stepping to Casa Gispert is an adventure to the world of amazing quality food and excellent service. The exact origins is dated back to 1849 when Rosendo Abella had been running a confectionery in front of the actual location. In 1867 the family changed the location to the Angel Square, renaming the business to La Colmena. The market stalls are fulfilled with antiques and second hand articles.
Made by true weavers and nomadic tribes who do not follow an established pattern but perform their designs from memory, these having been passed down from generation to generation, a tradition that has existed for centuries. Our classic oriental collection is made in factories following a pattern. Among our oriental rugs are Ziegler, Omid, Farahan, Shiva, Suzani, Anapurna or Shayan designs among others. Madrid is undoubtedly a city of fashion, inviting you to discover, and revel in, the best luxury stores accompanied by your very own personal shopper. They will advise and guide you through each store, answering any questions you have, and teaching you all there is to know about textures, styles and colours.
Since 2005 we have been sourcing and shipping quality eclectic furnishings, furniture, decor, interior design, home and gift wares. As well as continually searching for beautiful items from many suppliers, we are specialists in the sourcing and importation of Moroccan furniture and artisan products. La Casa Bella is based on the edge of the Málaga trading estate Guadalhorce, near the airport. We sell online and ship to the whole of Spain and have many international customers.
All veddy well and good, but personally, I’ve always had a soft spot for London shopping’s quirkier side – and there’s more of it than ever before. The uptown Gràcia neighbourhood – not to be confused with the Passèig de Gracia – also boasts its share of indie/vintage boutiques. The Barri Gótic is wonderful for quirky little boutiques, vintage, and antiques shops.
Alternatively, there are a number of jewelers on Passeig de Gracia which sell high quality jewelry, but they will be a lot more pricey than in the antique markets. I’m from Pakistan and am interested to market my hand embroidered clothes. Flea market fans will love Els Encants, Barcelona’s largest open-air compra de antigüedades a domicilio market. Peruse everything from books and records to vintage jewellery and antique furniture in Carrer Dos de Maig. The market is held on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 9am to 6pm. Most shopping malls, outlets and large stores are open from 10am to 9pm or later, Monday through Saturday.
This is a lively street with an air of elegance, yet still remains fairly unpretentious. If you're looking for make-up, electronics, and unique furniture, this is a great street to check out. In addition to the clothing and shoe shops there's a host of other stores that you won't find in the Old City. Rambla Catlunya is ideal for finding out of the way places, and niche shopping.
Thousand of sales as well as satisfied customers worldwide guarantee the quality of our products and above all, the exceptional service ofEl Coleccionista Ecléctico. Our devotion toantiqueshas been transmitted through generations. Recently, Puntual has been inaugurated, an artistic center for young talents who, as residents, open their workshops and creativity to the public while exhibiting their work in the annexed exhibition hall. While studying FIne Arts at the university of Barcelona, Gemma Povo worked side by side with her father, who instilled in her the Povo spirit of interior decoration, design and production. The first flashes of a talent and success were seen in her designs foe leaded glass to be used in her father’s interior design projects.
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