Good Old Goods is located near the Spree River in the center of Berlin, Germany. The store has a very industrial feel to it, both inside and out, with a very modern twist. The signage identifying the store is colorful, original, and eye-catching, and definitely makes any passerby want to find out more about this fascinating place. The red brick walls of the building are covered in graffiti, which somehow only adds to the vintage art vibe!
When you enter Good Old Goods, the first thing that hits you is the sheer size of the building. The high roof and massive open space have been utilized to the fullest, creating a sense of awe for the store. Artwork and light fixtures adorn the walls, and huge industrial shelving units are scattered throughout the space, filled with incredible displays of vintage and antique wonders. It feels more like a trendy new gallery than a shop. The graffiti also continues on some of the interior walls, maintaining the feeling that you are looking at gallery exhibits rather than items for sale.
Good Old Goods is such an original store that it is unlikely to be found anywhere else. The impact of the layout and the way the items are displayed within it makes it very hard to leave empty-handed. In addition to the great art and impressive signage, visitors will find furniture, cabinets, clocks, industrial salvage, vintage sports equipment, giant sculptures suitable for indoor or outdoor use, mirrors, kitchenware, posters, and more. Collectors are guaranteed to find some one-of-a-kind items, and those simply looking to spice up their home with a conversation starter will be spoiled for choice.
The owner of Good Old Goods provides exceptional customer service. He is obviously passionate about the merchandise he buys and knows the stories behind each item. Meeting him is another highlight of a visit to this store, and anyone in the area is sure to come back!
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