Più votati Shopping in Johannesburg

Located in the trendy suburb of Melville, Antique Bathrooms are specialists in creating genuine and unique Victorian bathrooms. Upon entering this exciting shop, prepare to be dazzled by the selection of original ball and claw baths. However, this shop believes in a holistic approach to bathrooms. Also available are an interesting range of tiles, mixer taps, towel railings, high level systems, showers, sinks, light fittings and accessories. The bathroom should be a luxurious and relaxing space in the home. Antique Bathrooms believe this and take great pleasure in re-designing your bathroom and living space.

You can find this quirky place on the corner of Diagonal 14 and President Street. As the name suggests it is not a museum but a medicine shop. You will find some weird and most bizarre medicines sold here. It is one of the leading stores selling Muti which is a traditional herbal homeopathic medicines. There are wide array of dried herbs as well a some different kind of remedies including monkey skulls, dried crocodile feet and so on. You can even meet a sangoma who practises traditional medicine. Do come for your daily dose of weirdness.

The large Woolworths store, at the intersection of Eloff and Market Streets is a popular shopping venue in Marshalltown. The Woolworths stores are presently spread all over Johannesburg, in most neighborhoods of the city. Woolies, as they are nicknamed, are often claimed to be Marks and Spencers of South Africa. These department stores boast of a expansive inventory that includes apparel for men and women, clothes for children of all ages, footwear and other accessories, gifting items, groceries, fresh produce, food products, packaged food items and lots more.

Brass tea kettles, wooden accessory boxes, period lights and some dainty time-honored chandeliers make up an exuberant antique collection at Mahlah's Antiques. Owners Jane and Tome have crafted a rare list of collectibles and vintage items in the heart of Johannesburg. At Mahlah's, one can shop for old lights dating back to Edwardian, Victorian, Art Nouveau and Art Deco eras. Additionally, it sells ancient time keeping devices, weighing scales and other knickknacks in working condition.

Art Africa, consisting of two separate sections, specializes in handcrafted African objects d'art and curios. The front section of the store contains mostly contemporary southern African crafts like beautiful hand-painted ceramics, jewelery, picture-frames, lampshades, carved and painted figures, and pewter. The rear section is a delight to collectors of authentic African artifacts, containing, among a myriad of items, Ghanaian Kente cloths, Yoruba figurines, Luba headrests and Xhosa pipes.

Located in a charming converted old house, Barter and Buy Antiques is a browser's paradise and is filled to the rafters with a cornucopia of lovingly restored antique and art deco objects. Those in the market for something out-of-the-ordinary are guaranteed not to leave empty handed. Barter and Buy Antiques stocks all manner of objects including chairs, tables, wall cabinets, light fittings, clocks and paintings.