Amsterdam Furniture Stores

Top Amsterdam Furniture Stores

Essentially Amsterdam Reader's Choice 2026

IKEA Amsterdam

4.1★★★★★

(19581 reviews)

Essentially Amsterdam Reader's Choice 2026

Hullenbergweg 2, 1101 BL Amsterdam

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IKEA Amsterdam is a furniture store in Amsterdam.

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DECOR AMSTERDAM

4.8★★★★★

(232 reviews)

Essentially Amsterdam Reader's Choice 2026

Overtoom 410, 1054 JT Amsterdam

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Decor Amsterdam is a furniture and interior store with a playful, maximalist approach to home styling. It offers customisation and accessories to help shape a space around each customer's personal taste, treating homes as places...

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Loods 5 Zaandam

3.9★★★★★

(2491 reviews)

Pieter Ghijsenlaan 14B, 1506 PV Zaandam

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Loods 5 in Zaandam is a large home and furniture store offering a wide range of furniture, decor and soft furnishings across many styles. Shoppers can browse everything from sofas and cabinets to throws and...

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Vrijbuiter Zaandam

4.2★★★★★

(1677 reviews)

Stormhoek 17, 1506 SW Zaandam

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Vrijbuiter in Zaandam is a furniture-store listing for a retailer whose range extends to outdoor and lifestyle goods. It offers products for home and active outdoor living.

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Seats and Sofas Zaandam

3.9★★★★★

(1503 reviews)

Cornelis Ouwejanstraat 19, 1506 SX Zaandam

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Seats and Sofas in Zaandam is a furniture store specialising in sofas and armchairs, including two- and three-seaters with reclining functions. It focuses on comfortable seating available directly from stock at competitive prices.

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A-meubel Meubelstore Amsterdam

4.4★★★★★

(1441 reviews)

Jarmuiden 33, 1046 AC Amsterdam

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A-Meubel is an Amsterdam furniture store focused on affordable sofas and corner sofas in both leather and fabric. Its collection emphasises comfortable seating at budget-friendly prices, available online and in store.

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Maxaro Hoofddorp – Badkamers & Tegels

4.7★★★★★

(1100 reviews)

Kruisweg 785A, 2132 NG Hoofddorp

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Maxaro in Hoofddorp is a store for bathrooms and tiles. It offers bathroom furniture, showers, tiles and fittings, with samples available to compare finishes at home before buying.

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De Ruijtermeubel

4.6★★★★★

(1084 reviews)

Spaarneweg 24, 2142 EN Cruquius

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De Ruijtermeubel is a large home furnishing store on the Cruquius furniture boulevard, with around 12,000 square metres of showroom. It offers a wide selection of furniture and interior pieces, with free parking and Sunday...

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JYSK Zaandam

4.2★★★★★

(549 reviews)

Pieter Ghijsenlaan 21a, 1506 PW Zaandam

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JYSK in Zaandam is a Scandinavian-style home store offering beds, mattresses and furnishings. Its range covers sleep solutions alongside everyday furniture for the whole home.

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Tuinmeubelshop Cruquius

4.7★★★★★

(519 reviews)

Cruquiuszoom 53, 2142 EV Cruquius

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Tuinmeubelshop in Cruquius specialises in garden furniture and outdoor storage, including garden storage boxes. Part of a chain of stores, it offers outdoor pieces with free delivery.

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Keukenloods Zaandam XXL

4★★★★★

(516 reviews)

Pieter Ghijsenlaan 18A, 1506 PV Zaandam

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Keukenloods Zaandam XXL is a furniture store in Zaandam.

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ZARA HOME Amsterdam Store

3.6★★★★★

(506 reviews)

Van Baerlestraat 25, 1071 AN Amsterdam

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ZARA HOME Amsterdam Store is a furniture store in Amsterdam.

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How to Choose a Furniture Store in Amsterdam

Start by deciding whether you want new pieces, vintage finds, or a custom build, since Amsterdam's furniture scene splits cleanly along those lines. Showrooms and design boutiques serve one need, kringloopwinkels and flea markets serve another, and the two rarely overlap in the same shop.

If you're buying anything large, ask about delivery before you order. Amsterdam's canal houses and older apartment buildings often have narrow, steep staircases, and a piece that fits the shop floor does not always fit the stairwell.

For a wider view of what's available across the city, the guide to where to shop for furniture in Amsterdam rounds up the range by style and budget. Match the store to the room and the building first — price alone rarely tells you whether a piece will actually work in a small Amsterdam apartment.

Questions People Ask

What is a kringloopwinkel, and is it worth checking for furniture?

A kringloopwinkel is a Dutch charity or thrift shop, and Amsterdam has several stocked with secondhand furniture alongside housewares and clothing. They're a practical way to furnish a home cheaply and sustainably, though stock turns over constantly and pieces are sold as-is.

Where can I find vintage or secondhand furniture in Amsterdam?

IJ Hallen, held on the second weekend of every month at NDSM Werf and reachable by a free ferry, bills itself as the biggest flea market in Europe and regularly turns up furniture among its stalls. Kringloopwinkels around the city are the steadier, year-round option for the same kind of secondhand find.

Should I buy furniture before or after I move into an Amsterdam apartment?

Measure the space and confirm your move-in date before ordering anything large — Amsterdam's older buildings are not always predictable on room dimensions until you've walked through them. If you're still searching for a place, the directory of Amsterdam real estate agents covers that step first.

Can I get custom-built or made-to-measure furniture in Amsterdam?

Several furniture makers and interior fitters in the directory work to measure, which suits the sloped ceilings and irregular corners common in Amsterdam's older buildings. For structural work like built-in shelving that involves the wall itself rather than freestanding furniture, the guide on choosing a contractor in Amsterdam covers that separate step.

Will a store deliver to a canal-house apartment with narrow stairs?

Ask before you order. Amsterdam's canal houses are known for narrow, steep staircases, and some large pieces only fit through a window with a hoist rather than up the stairs, so confirm access and timing directly with the seller.

What should I do with old furniture I no longer need?

Ask a kringloopwinkel whether they take secondhand furniture as a donation and whether they collect from your address, rather than assuming you'll need to arrange removal yourself. If the clear-out lines up with movers or new deliveries, the guide to Amsterdam cleaning services covers the move-out clean that usually follows.