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Benelux Beckons: Beadies

Category: Jewelry  Store: Beadies  City: Amsterdam 
Sunday, May 06, 2007

Store  Store:Beadies
Webiste  Website:beadies.com
Address  Address:Huidenstraat 6, Amsterdam
Phone  Phone:31-(0)-20-428-51-61
Directions  Directions:Click here for a map

This bustling bead emporium is the place to custom-create fashionable and affordable faux baubles on the fly. Pick from a plethora of candy-colored glass pearls, pendants (hearts, butterfly’s and tusks are all the rage) and other natural, mouth-watering materials (everything is nickel free so you needn’t worry about allergies). Not in the mood to make a masterpiece? Choose from the store’s pre-made stash of stunning necklaces, earrings, bracelets, jewel-adorned belts and bags. 

Photography  Photography © Michael Thieberg

 
 

Benelux Beckons: The Frozen Fountain

Category: Décor  Store: The Frozen Fountain  City: Amsterdam 
Sunday, May 06, 2007

Store  Store:The Frozen Fountain
Webiste  Website:frozenfountain.nl
Address  Address:Prinsengracht 645, Amsterdam
Phone  Phone:31-(0)-20-622-93-75
Email  Email:info@frozenfountain.nl
Price Range  Price Range:$4-$6,000 Euros
Directions  Directions:Click here for a map

This dynamic décor shop stocks a mind-blowing assortment of international furniture, lighting, off-the-wall accessories, clothing and art (a past exhibition showcased silhouettes from the famous Dutch design duo, Viktor & Rolf). Housed in a spectacular gallery-cum-loft space, you’ll coo over the range of contemporary couches, retro rugs, cutting-edge ceramics, Samsonite luggage and computer bags, rain boots, jewelry (Gem Kingdom rocks!) and kitschy gifts (Elvis cards anyone?). 

Photography  Photography © Michael Thieberg

 
 

Benelux Beckons: Metz & Co.

Category: Fashion  Store: Metz & Co.  City: Amsterdam 
Sunday, May 06, 2007

Store  Store:Metz & Co.
Description  Description:dreamy department store with luxe labels for men and women
Labels  Labels:high-end designer labels
Webiste  Website:metz-co.nl
Address  Address:Leidestraat 34-36, Amsterdam
Phone  Phone:31-(0)-20-520-70-20
Email  Email:Office@metz-co.nl
Price Range  Price Range:put it this way, don't expect any bargains
Directions  Directions:Click here for a map

A cross between Barney’s New York and Canada’s Holt Renfrew, this luxurious landmark has been luring in top designer labels since 1740. Expect seven expansive floors stocked with a mouth-watering selection of giftables (Georg Jensen to Kosta Boda), perfume (Gucci), shoes (Sergio Rossi), handbags (Furla) and ready-to-wear (Chloé to Marc Jacobs). Pooped from all that power shopping? Head to the swanky upstairs café for a jolt of caffeine and panoramic views of the city.

Photography  Photography © Michael Thieberg

 
 

Benelux Beckons: Magna Plaza

Category: Fashion  Store: Magna Plaza  City: Amsterdam 
Sunday, May 06, 2007

Store  Store:Magna Plaza
Description  Description:Best Mega Mall
Webiste  Website:magnaplaza.nl
Address  Address:Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 182, Amsterdam
Directions  Directions:Click here for a map

Set in a former Post Office headquarters, this four-story mega mall is frequented by locals and tourists alike not just for it’s merchandise, but for its’ eye-catching Neo-Gothic architecture. Should you get the urge to splurge, saunter inside Laundry Industry, Replay, Shu Uemura, Mango and Van Balen. Refuel with a miniature Gouda wheel at the Henri Willig cheese shop and funk up your feet with hand-painted wooden clogs from the souvenir shop next door. 

Photography  Photography © Michael Thieberg

 
 

Benelux Beckons: Laundry Industry

Category: Fashion  Store: Laundry Industry  City: Amsterdam 
Sunday, May 06, 2007

Store  Store:Laundry Industry
Description  Description:expect feminine and funky frocks for day and night
Webiste  Website:laundryindustry.com
Address  Address:Van Baerlestraat 16, Amsterdam
Phone  Phone:31-(0)-20-470-8440
Price Range  Price Range:$40-$1000 Euros
Directions  Directions:Click here for a map

This contemporary clothing chain carries ready-to-wear items you’ll instantly want in your wardrobe. A cross between H&M and Club Monaco with an industrial twist (think submarine-style glass windows filled with salt water fish and vintage metal vaults stationed by the cash), expect pieces that are pretty, polished and practical for day and night. Some standouts to stock up on: print wrap dresses, knee-length shorts, blouses with bows and faux fur coats. With a limited number of sizes in stock, you’d better grab the goods you’re after. 

Photography  Photography © Michael Thieberg

 
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