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11 Top Concept Stores in Berlin

Unlocking Berlin's shopping gems

A young woman Christmas shopping at the Winterfeldt Schokoladen shop in Berlin
Christmas shopping at the Winterfeldt Schokoladen shop in Berlin © visitBerlin, Foto: Mo Wüstenhagen

Berlin's eclectic concept store scene attracts design lovers and trend hunters with a fascinating mix of interior accessories, furniture, art and clothing. Explore these curated spaces and uncover unique objects that reflect the city's dynamic cultural tapestry.

Here's a rundown of 11 of Berlin's best concept stores, each with its own distinctive style and offerings

Tip 1: Timeless design at Andreas Murkudis 

Shop window of Andreas Murkudis Shop Fashion & Design
Andreas Murkudis concept store © visitBerlin, Foto: Mo Wüstenhagen

The concept store reflects the personality of founder Andreas Murkudis, a "retailer of good design" and visionary in Berlin's design scene. Surrounded by the galleries and brand stores that sprang up around it, the store now occupies three locations along the hip Potsdamer Straße. The gallery-like showrooms display everything from art to the finest fashions, handcrafted furniture and ceramics, with a focus on timelessness and longevity. Brand launches and special events are held in the industrial spaces, which also include a fully furnished flat showcasing interior concepts. 

Where: Potsdamer Straße 81, Tiergarten

Andreas Murkudis 

Tip 2: Luxury shopping at the Apropos flagship store

Kurfürstendamm
© visitBerlin, Foto: Wolfgang Scholvien

Craving a bit of luxury in your life? You'll find it at the Apropos concept store on the famous Kurfürstendamm, Berlin's premier shopping street. Apropos' newly inaugurated flagship is housed in the exclusively renovated Alhambra, a historic 1920s cinema featuring breathtaking interior design plus a bar and lounge. It offers high-end fashion for men and women from renowned international designers as well as beauty and lifestyle products. Whether you're searching for a statement piece for your wardrobe or a stylish accessory for your home, you're sure to find it here. 

Where: Kurfürstendamm 68, Charlottenburg

Apropos Store

Tip 3: Discover the modern creative spirit of VooStore 

Literature + culture venues in Berlin
Literature + culture venues © visitBerlin, Foto: Günter Steffen

VooStore offers its own special brand of creativity with a fashion and design shop, in-house café, deli and gallery under a single concept. At its attractive courtyard location in the heart of Berlin's hip Kreuzberg district, the concept store has become a gathering place for shoppers, locals and creative minds alike. Visitors can expect a collection of contemporary fashion, art and design that emphasises the longevity of objects rather than fleeting trends. While you're there, don't miss the 120 sqm VooSpace concept space, an ode to industrial interior design and an extension of the store's creative vision.

Where: Oranienstraße 24, Kreuzberg

Voo Store

Tip 4: Creativity and hospitality converge at The Store X 

Soho House Berlin
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Located in Soho House in trendy Berlin-Mitte, The Store X is based on a visionary retail concept that bridges hospitality, creativity, music and fashion. It's home to Berlin's artistic community and a designer hub where famous brand names grace the fashion racks. The Store X offers a seamless blend of food and urban lifestyle in a lounge-like atmosphere where you can shop, linger and relax. You can also grab a bite to eat at the Store Kitchen, which serves fresh juices and smoothies, a selection of wines, brunch dishes and the requisite vegan and gluten-free offerings.

Where: Torstraße 1, Mitte

The Store X Soho House

Tip 5: NOVeL – a passion for sustainability

Ladenbesitzerin probiert Hut auf Kundin in Vintage Boutique
© Getty Images, Foto: Maskot

The NOVeL concept store in charming Prenzlauer Berg began with the sustainable fashion label MIO ANIMO, which is now carried in-house. True to the label's origins, the shop now features a thoughtfully curated selection of locally made and fair-trade products. From clothing, accessories and gifts to children's items, home decor, and sustainable cosmetics, the range includes products from over 100 brands committed to a more sustainable world. It's the perfect place for ethical shoppers who value timeless, high-quality products.

Wo: Rykestraße 48, Prenzlauer Berg

NOVel

Tip 6: Sustainable treasures at The Goods

Das Geschäft ist geöffnet
Open shop © GettyImages, Foto: Leonardo Patrizi

Since 2016, the founders of The Goods have been presenting a unique selection of handcrafted and ethically sourced homewares at their concept store in Berlin-Schöneberg. With their deep appreciation for craftsmanship and commitment to sustainability, Katharina and Matias work closely with the artisans who produce the wares. You'll find all kinds of woven baskets, colourful candles and wicker lampshades, which exude a special warmth and conjure up visions of distant lands. It's the perfect place to shop for a gift – and perhaps a little something for yourself. 

Where: Goltzstraße 13, Schöneberg 

The Goods

Tip 7: The Square – softly sophisticated

Stilwerk Berlin
© visitBerlin, Foto: Philip Koschel

Stepping inside The Square in Berlin's historic Gendarmenmarkt, you are suddenly enveloped by a cocoon-like ambience. Muted colours, plush textiles and gentle curves define the interior of this new flagship concept store. It's a welcome contrast in a city better known for its unyielding industrial aesthetic and hard edges. Formerly The Corner, this revamped retail space features a selection of big-name fashion and lifestyle brands that appeal to all kinds of different customers. 

Where: Französische Straße 40, Mitte

The Square

Tip 8: Armedangels Store - responsible styling

Kleidung shoppen
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Timeless design, classic fashion that is versatile and durable, high quality, produced under fair working conditions, made from recycled materials and, last but not least, comfort and style - you will find all of this combined in the Armedangels store. As a pioneer in the slow fashion movement, the fashion is not only beautiful but also responsible.

Where: Friedrichstraße 75, Mitte

Armendangels store

Tip 9: FØRMPROJEKT – contemporary design and tradition

Parents and child strolling happily by the shop window in winter and smiling
Mother, father and daughter shopping holding hands © GettyImages, Foto: praetorianphoto

Whether you're a design enthusiast or just looking for inspiration for your home interior, FØRMPROJEKT has something unique to offer. This small boutique, tucked away in a charming courtyard in the lively Bergmannstraße, is the physical presence of the online concept store. Owners Ignacio and Nina redefine urban living through their careful selection of each piece for the shop's collection of artisanal personal and home accessories. You'll find everything here to enhance your living space with a touch of contemporary beauty. 

Where: Bergmannstr 59, Kreuzberg

FØRMPROJEKT

Tip 10: Kauf dich glücklich – the joy of shopping

Kauf dich Glücklich
© Kauf dich Glücklich

What started as a waffle and vintage furniture shop is now a collection of 20 concept stores throughout Germany, Austria and the Netherlands. kauf dich glücklich prides itself on its sustainable clothing collection, designed in Berlin and responsibly manufactured in Europe using organic, recycled and ecologically conscious materials. The stores also feature homewares and products for kids. The two outlets in Berlin are a bargain hunter's paradise, offering slightly imperfect goods at a lower price.

Where: Rosenthaler Straße 17, Mitte
Kastanienallee 54, Prenzlauer Straße and more

Kauf dich glücklich

Tip 11: Passion for fashion at the Rebecca Concept Store

Couple Doing Some Window Shopping in Berlin in Winter
Couple Doing Some Window Shopping © GettyImages, Foto: DGLimages

True fashion lovers will feel right at home at the Rebecca Concept Store in the heart of Berlin. Owner Rebecca Zehden infuses the store's collections with her personal touch and hand-picked styles, which she sources from all over the world. Popular with the international crowd, the store features everything from avant-garde and couture to ready-to-wear – all with an emphasis on quality, timelessness and youthful, feminine elegance.

Where: Alte Schönhauser Straße 41, Mitte

Rebecca Concept Store 

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Kristin

does not smile on fotos. But in real life she enjoys with a smile in her face the rich cultural life of Berlin - the metropolis both in front of and behind the scenes. Her favourite season is the Berlinale, then she spends 10 days watching movies and writing about them in the blog. All posts