unikkehjem.dk
Online home décor shop selling furniture, textiles, lighting and accessories to consumers in Denmark
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About unikkehjem.dk
UNIKKE HJEM operates an online shop for home décor, including furniture, textiles, lighting, ceramics, cleaning products and accessories from brands such as House Doctor, HUMDAKIN and OYOY Living Design.
It sells products directly to consumers through its online store and offers gift wrapping and collection from its shop. The store advertises free shipping on purchases over DKK 499.
Product: Online retail of home furnishings, décor, kitchen and bathroom accessories, textiles and related goods.
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Online retailer of furniture, home décor and accessories for Danish households
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