Located just off Grafton Street, this Irish institution’s seven-floor retail mecca in Dublin’s city center sells a comprehensive selection of Irish-inspired products. The company first gained renown with their handwoven blankets, throws and rugs, but the shop also stocks clothes for women and children, beautifully packaged and great-smelling soaps, cookbooks of Irish classics and much more.

This design boutique is all about good-looking pieces that are also affordable (everything is priced below 100 EUR). Smaller items like children’s toys, mugs and books are on offer alongside larger pieces like a sculptural do-it-yourself hanging lampshade from a local creative.

There’s some totally transporting about a flea market, especially one you visit on your travels, where quirky treasures can be unearthed. The Dublin iteration in Newmarket Square was unveiled back in 2008 and now features 60 stalls that sell everything from vintage finds to crafty designs to organic snacks you can nosh on while making the rounds.

The cleverly curated stock of home goods at this gallery-style shop comes courtesy of buyers who source the globe. On offer are stylish items that will elevate a house's look, such as graphic area rugs, steel locker-style storage units from France and screen-print posters of Dublin.

Opened by two Irish jewelers in 2008, this four-story shop is all about traditional and contemporary Irish design and crafts. The store not only focuses on promoting the products, but also on the people who create these unique objects. Find everything from jewelry and accessories to stationery and housewares.