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batavia

 3.5
based on 2 reviews
Calle de Serrano Anguita
28004 Madrid
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batavia Reviews (2)

Jp R.
Jp R.
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I have bought a few pieces for my apartment in Madrid from batavia: a cool book shelf called Random, a couple of Hans Wegner replicas, an extraordinary Santa & cole lamp, etc.

I normally shop around like mad trying to find the best prices for specific pieces I want. I can tell you they have the best prices on products I couldn't find anywhere else in Spain. I tried Becara a few times but they're expensive and their stuff is more oldfashioned and boring. The only problem i find when I go to Batavia is that they're in an area where parking is very difficult. The last time I spent 30 minutes trying to park!

18. May 2009
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2 points
Dan M.
Dan M.
1

Batavia is a great shop for buying furniture.

It's a little bit expensive but many times it's worth it.

17. Jun 2007
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1 points

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Dan M.
Discovered by Dan M.
17. Jun 2007

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