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For Artisanship and Handcrafted Goods

1. Ippogrifo
Via Santo Spirito, 5
Discover the 500-year-old tradition of acqua forte-etched prints at this workshop, which has been open since 1977. Gianni Raffaelli hand-etches copper plates to create limited-edition prints, which his wife Francesca hand-paints. From Tuscan landscapes to moka pots, each piece is steeped in Italian charm.
2. Bronzetto
Via Romana, 157/R
Since 1963, Bronzetto has been crafting exquisite bronze pieces, from bespoke cabinet handles to artful lamps. Whether you're seeking a functional design or a statement piece, their handcrafted bronze creations are a timeless addition to any space.
3. Riccardo Barthel
Via dei Serragli, 234/R
This family-run interior design store marries Florentine craftsmanship with international elegance. Its collection spans from vintage furniture to custom kitchen appliances, and every detail exudes refinement.
4. Argentiere Pagliai
Via dei Fossi, 20/R
For over 80 years, this workshop has specialised in custom silverware. Pagliai’s designs reflect Florence’s deep history, from intricate salt cellars to museum-inspired artefacts.
5. Moleria Locchi
Via Domenico Michelacci, 21
Located in the Oltrarno district, this studio has been creating custom crystal and glassware since the 19th century. Each piece is hand-engraved using traditional methods, perfect for collectors and connoisseurs.
For Fashion and Accessories

6. GF98 Giuseppe Fanara
Via dell’Oriuolo, 30
This leather shop stands out in a city full of leather goods. Giuseppe Fanara personally crafts wallets, keychains, and glasses cases in his workshop, ensuring unmatched quality and style.
7. Heart to Heart in Florence
Via dei Serragli, 26/R
Looking for authentic Florentine fashion? This boutique specialises in linen garments and colourful velvet Friulane shoes. They also offer an impressive collection of international carpets.
8. 54 Calzature Don Francesco Da Firenze
Via di Santo Spirito, 11/R
This family-run cobbler crafts classic, handmade shoes. Their ready-made options are excellent but opt for a custom pair for a true Florentine experience.
9. Bottega di Sguardi
Via del Parione, 54/R
Florence’s go-to eyewear store for trendy sunglasses and prescription glasses. Each handcrafted frame is made in Italy using traditional methods, ensuring both quality and style.
10. Simone Abbarchi
Via de' Michelozzi, 19/R
Renowned for his tailor-made shirts, Simone Abbarchi creates each piece using Italian cotton and meticulous craftsmanship. With only 4,000 shirts produced annually, his creations are a true luxury.
For Unique Home Décor

11. Domus Aurea
Via Maggio, 78
Paolo Tozzi’s showroom in Santo Spirito features mid-century furniture and artisanal decor. From vintage lighting to statement pieces, it’s the perfect stop for design enthusiasts.
12. Loretta Caponi
Via di Santo Spirito, 11/R
Known for embroidered linens and couture lingerie, Loretta Caponi’s creations add elegance to any home. Their vibrant floral patterns and delicate details are timelessly chic.
13. Lavinia Fantappié Atelier di Ceramica
Via Maggio, 4/R
A rising star in Florentine pottery, Lavinia’s studio showcases stunning ceramics and functional homeware. Take a workshop to learn her craft or shop her beautiful vases and tableware.
For Vintage and Contemporary Finds

14. Bio Fashion Lab
Via dei Serragli, 24
This concept store blends sustainable fashion with contemporary design. Polimoda-grad Debora Florio curates a mix of vintage pieces and eco-friendly collections, making this a must-visit for conscious shoppers.
15. Bjork
Piazza della Passera, 12
This Scandinavian-inspired boutique offers a mix of clothing, accessories, and home goods. Known for its trendy collections and cosy atmosphere, Bjork is perfect for finding a unique gift or wardrobe staple.
16. Bastah
Via del Campuccio, 48/R
This atelier specialises in feminine, ethically made designs. From flowy linen dresses to summer sets, Natasha Kontic’s creations exude effortless Tuscan elegance.
For Collectibles and Rare Finds

17. Alberto Cozzi
Borgo degli Albizi, 83/R
Florentine paper-making at its finest. Alberto Cozzi offers beautifully marbled paper, leather-bound journals, and custom embossing. Watch artisans at work for a peek into this centuries-old craft.
18. Occasioni Musicali
Via dei Pucci, 4
A haven for music lovers, this shop offers vintage records, original scores, and rare musical instruments. Owner Maurizio Pieri is a font of knowledge and adds a personal touch to every visit.
Florence: A Shopper’s Paradise
Florence’s shopping scene is as diverse as its history, offering something for every taste and interest. Whether you’re searching for artisanal homeware, bespoke fashion, or one-of-a-kind souvenirs, these local gems provide an authentic Florentine experience.
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