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Designer Studios Design Services & B2B Jewellery Kids Design & Interiors Fashion & Beauty Vintage & Antiques Design & Interiors 16. Design Eero Aarnio 30. Jukka Rintala 45. Papershop 59. Uploud Audio 73. Belle Modeste 89. Liike 103. R-Collection 117. CORUYA 131. Tingeling Toy Shop 145. Design Museum 159. Päivälehti museum 172. Karkkikauppa 185. SIS. Deli+Café Designer Studios Specializing in Eero Exclusive dresses, coats Beatiful paper products Boutique Factory Handmade luxury cor- Contemporary Finnish Natural Classics Since Unique selection of Wooden toys, hand- Finnish and internation- History of Finnish news- Sweetheart Kalevankatu (Open by appointmen) 1. A&A DESIGN Aarnio’s most recent and interior products. from all around the Design speakers for sets from Scandinavian’s fashion for women and 1978. Finnish clothing handmade design made Fair trade toys al design. Museum Shop paper and news pho- Pastel coloured Café/delistore special- Unique interior design. products in the Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15 world. couples. Made in leading corsetière. men. company. jewelry. and lovely gifts! & Café. tography. Free entry! confectionery. izing in organic and 198. be&liv Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–16, Unikulma store. jukkarintala.fi Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 11–16 Helsinki. Never Again Tue–Fri 10–17 Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–16 Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 10–15 Mon, Wed & Fri 10–18, Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 11–16 Tue 11–20, Tue–Sun 11–17 Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15 locally produced food. Finnish design brand for Sun 12-16 Mon–Fri 10–19, papershop.fi Will Speakers Tear You bellemodeste.com liike-shop.com r-collection.com Tue & Thu 12–19, tingeling.fi Wed–Sun 11–18 paivalehdenmuseo.fi sweetheart.fi Mon–Fri 7–19, contemporary home aadesign.fi Sat 10–16, Sun 12–16 31. Kartell Flagstore Apart. Sat 10–15 designmuseum.fi Sat–Sun 9–16 decor and lifestyle designeeroaarnio.com Design, technology, 46. Pino Tue–Thu 16–19, Sat 12–15 74. Boutique Armoire 90. Lumi Accessories 104. Remake coruya.com 132. Zicco 160. Rööperin 173. Klaus K Hotel sisdeli.fi items. 2. Aarikka innovation, colourful Small, decorative and uploudaudio.com Modern and feminine Luxurious designer Eco design fashion Playful and colorful 146. Galerie Forsblom taidesalonki Finland’s first design beandliv.com Finnish design and 17. DESIGN x FINLAND installations and more. functional items for ladies’ clothes. leather handbags, shoes textiles and second 118. Goldsmith Claes children’s store. International and A small art gallery in the hotel in the heart of 186. SIS. Deli+Café bright colours in wood. Two floors full of Finnish Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 11–16 home and office. 60. Valanti Shop Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–16 and accessories. hand for both women Nyström Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 10–15 Finnish contemporary heart of Design District Helsinki. Korkeavuorenkatu 199. Escapist Open occasionally also design and gifts. kartell.com Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15 Scandinavian modern, armoire.fi Mon–Fri 10–19, Sat 10–18 and men. Jewellery made in the zicco.fi art. Helsinki. klauskhotel.com Mon–Fri 7–19, Design and lifestyle on Sun 12–17. Mon–Fri 10–18, pino.fi focused on our own lumiaccessories.com Tue–Fri 10–18, Sat 10–16 heart of Helsinki. Gold- Tue–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–16, Wed–Fri 13–18, Sat–Sun 9–16 products. Mon–Fri 10–19, Sat 10–17 Sat 10–17, Sun 10–16 32. Kauniste brand. 75. Bulevardi 5 remake.fi smith’s workshop. Vintage Sun 12–16 Sat–Sun 13–16 174. La Soupe sisdeli.fi escapist.fi aarikka.com designxfinland.com Textiles and design by 47. Pop up kemut Tue–Fri 12–18, Sat 11–15 Party wear, evening 91. Lumi on 14 Mon–Fri 11–17 & Antiques galerieforsblom.com rooperintaidesalonki. First soup bar in the young Scandinavian Theme parties, valanti.fi gowns and furs. Luxurious designer 105. R/H STORE claesnystrom.com com heart of the city! 187. SIS. Deli+Café 200. FORM & FABRIC 3. ALESSIshop 18. DesiPeli Helsinki designers. accessories and more. Tue–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15 leather handbags. Finnish fashion brand 133. Antiques Store 147. Gallery Artika Locally produced food Pursimiehenkatu Form & Fabric offers Italian design, ALESSI Wide range of quality Tue–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–16 Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15 61. Vepsäläinen bulevardi5.fi Mon–Fri 11–19, Sat 11–17 that offers scandinavian 119. Goldsmith R. Muuri Contemporary Finnish 161. tm•galleria & organic ingredients. Mon–Fri 7–18, easily approachable flagship store. goods for interior decor kauniste.com popupkemut.fi Interior design lumiaccessories.com clothing and accessories R. Nieminen A good selection of art. Welcome. Finnish contemporary Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 11–17 Sat–Sun 9–16 design services. Mon–Fri 10:30–18, and gifts. associated with high 76. Centimeter Helsinki for women. Handmade jewellery antiques from the 18th Tue–Thu 12–18, Fri 12–17, art. lasoupe.fi sisdeli.fi formfabric.fi Sat 10:30–15 desipeli.com 33. Kokkipuoti 48. Pore Helsinki quality, durability and High-end fashion store 92. Lumi Shoe Store Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 11–16 and precious stones. to the 20th century. Sat 12–16 Tue–Fri 11–17, Sat 11–16, alessishop.fi Special shop for kitchen A colourful design store world-class design. located next to Savoy Luxury designer shoes rh-studio.fi Mon–Fri 10–17 Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15 galleria-artika.com Sun 12–16 175. Lungi 188. Skiffer Erottaja 201. Galateia 19. Empire Helsinki and cookware as well as for home decoration Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 10–15 theater and Esplanadi. and scent products in rnieminen.fi antiques.fi painters.fi/English/ An easy-going neigh- Famous for its delicious Unique fish leather 4. ALNILAM Design Store & Gallery gastronomic gifts. and accessories. vepsalainen.com Mon–Sat 12–18 sustainable materials 106. Ritva Falla 148. Gallery G tmgallery.html borhood restaurant for Liuska® flatbreads, accessories. Celestial gifts, globes, A unique store for Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 11–16 Mon–Fri 11:30–18, from Finland. Finnish designer fashion 120. Harri Syrjänen 134. Art.fi Art gallery of the lunch and dinner. cousin of the pizza. Mon–Fri 10–17 astronomical instru- unique people. kokkipuoti.fi Sat 11–15 62. WOODNOTES 77. Costo concept store Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 10–17 for every woman’s Handcrafted jewellery 20th century Finnish Finnish Printmakers. Eat, Drink & Sleep Mon 11:30–22:30, Tue Mon–Thu 11-21, Fri 11–22, galateiaenglish.- ments and feather pens. Mon–Fri 11–19, Sat 12–17 porehelsinki.fi + Nikari Temporary A Finnish accessory lumiaccessories.com needs. and leather bags. design, 18th-19th Tue 11–17, Wed 11–18, 11:30–23:30, Wed–Thu Sat 13–22, Sun 13–20 weebly.com Mon–Fri 10:30–19, empirehelsinki.com 34. KOSMOS Showroom brand. An urban icon. Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15 Mon–Fri 10–17, Sat 10–14 century Finnish folk art Thu–Fri 11–17, 162. A21 Decades 11:30–22:30, Fri 11:30– skiffer.fi Sat 10–16 Contemporary Greek 49. Private Case Open until Sept 24th, Mon–Fri 11–19, Sat 11–17 93. Mai Niemi Finnish ritvafalla.com harrisyrjanen.fi and antiques. Sat–Sun 12–16 Stylish venue for the 1:30, Sat 13–0:30 202. Lorukoru alnilam.fi 20. Everyday Design Design High quality design sta- 2016. costo.fi Fairytale Shop Mon-Fri 12-17 taidegraafikot.fi design-minded. Sensa- lungi.fi 189. Solo Sokos Hotel Welcome to the world A family-run company Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 10–15 tionery. Made in Finland. Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 10–15 Experience the Magic of 107. Samuji Erottaja 121. House of Elliott art.fi tional cocktails and pure TORNI of Lorukoru, where 5. ANKI Shop specialized in functional facebook.com/ Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 11–17 woodnotes.fi, nikari.fi 78. DEN Kalevala and Scandina- Helsinki-based design Have fun and enjoy! 149. Gallery Kajaste Finnish tastes. 176. Mattolaituri Unique hotel and dining rhymes become Finest quality custom & timeless design kosmoshelsinki/ privatecase.fi Pint-sized studio shop vian mythology inspired house. The collections Mon–Fri 10:30-18, 135. Artek 2nd Cycle Contemporary art. Tue–Wed 16–24, A stylish champagne experience with 3 bars jewellery. rugs handmade in products. 63. Zarro showcasing local design fashion and design. cover ready-to-wear, Sat 10:30–16 Finnish vintage design Wed–Fri 13–19, Thu–Sat 16–02 bar located in in the heart of the city. lorukoru.fi Finland since 1968! Wed 14–18 35. Lapuan Kankurit 50. PROLOQUE Design concept store labels: Jatuli, Kativee & Mon–Fri 10–18, Sat 10–16 shoes and accessories. houseofelliott.fi and second-hand Sat–Sun 12–16 a21.fi Kaivopuisto, Helsinki. sokoshotels.fi/ Mon & Wed 12–17, Tue & everydaydesign.fi Linen & Wool jacquard Treasures in home located in the heart Haldin. mainiemi.com Mon–Fri 11–19, Sat 11–17 collections. galleriakajaste.fi Open during the helsinki/sokos-hotel- 203. Miia Magia Design Fri 10–15, Thu & Sat 11–16 weaving mill’s flagship decor, fashion details, of Helsinki. Wed–Thu 15–18 samuji.com 122. Oz Jewel Thu–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15 163. Bones summer season. torni Minimalistic yet distinc- ankirugs.com 21. Finlayson store. stationary & cosmetics. Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15 denhelsinki.com 94. Marimekko New Finnish jewellery 2ndcycle.artek.fi 150. Gallery Sculptor A chic eatery, bar and mattolaituri.com tive jewelry design by Finlayson designs and Mon–Fri 11–18, Sat 10–16 Tue–Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15 zarro.fi Aleksinkulma 108.
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