Stilbruch Wandsbek

At three locations in Hamburg, Stilbruch offers second-hand furniture in top quality.

You don’t want to get up early in the morning and schlep your stuff from flea market stand flea market stand? At Stilbruch, you have all the benefits of a flea market under one roof. This used furniture store is a partner of Hamburg’s city cleaning department and thus has direct access to special furniture that could saved from going to the dump. Most of the furniture is still in top condition and is restored on site, or can be purchased at a ridiculously low price for one’s own craft projects.
More than just furniture In addition to pieces of furniture, you can also find books, clothing and other household items at Stilbruch. The shop’s location in Hamburg-Harburg is also specialised in electrical devices such as televisions, laptops, lamps and lights.

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