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EnglishDoes Irish Design Shop Have a Physical Store in Dublin?
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Yes. Irish Design Shop trades both online and from a bricks-and-mortar location in Dublin city centre. If you want to see Irish craft and design in person rather than order from a screen, you can visit the physical shop; if you can't get to Dublin, the same business sells through its online store.
What the shop is
Irish Design Shop describes itself as an award-winning retailer selling design-led, unique craft from makers across Ireland. It positions its range as suitable for Irish-made gifts. The business operates two channels — an online shop and a Dublin city centre premises — so the physical store is part of how it trades, not a separate pop-up or stockist arrangement.
What you can expect to find
The site's featured and seasonal sections give a sense of the range, which spans homeware, textiles, jewellery, books, ceramics and gifts. Examples currently shown include:
| Product | Price shown |
|---|---|
| Wee Pets 2027 Calendar | €30.00 |
| Kerry Woollen Mills Wool Socks | €21.00 |
| Wee Pets Print | €40.00 |
| Blasta Toasties | €17.00 |
| Piotr Zwolinski Ceramic Bird | €29.00 |
| Adam Frew Wide Porcelain Bowl | €55.00 |
| Saegul Candles The Session Candle | €28.00 |
| Saille Baskets Garden Trug | €150.00 |
Collections highlighted on the site include Wee Pets, Books, Textiles, Áras, Araucaria Ceramics and Wellness, alongside a Seasonal Selection. The Wee Pets calendar is a collaboration with printmaker Jo Pearson of Strangford, designed by Eamonn O'Sullivan of Anchor Studio in Kenmare and printed in Dublin — an example of the maker-led, Irish-produced items the shop favours.
Jewellery is a notable in-house line: the NAMES brand was launched by Clare and Laura in 2015, with each piece designed and made by hand in their Dublin workshop, inspired by Irish landscape and coastline geometry.
Planning a visit vs. shopping online
- If you want to handle pieces before buying — ceramics, textiles and baskets are the kinds of items where seeing scale, weight and finish in person matters. The physical shop lets you do that.
- If you're buying a gift and can't travel — the online store carries the same product range, with prices listed per item as above.
- If you're visiting Dublin specifically for craft shopping — check the shop's current opening details before you go, since the site content supplied here does not list opening hours or a street address.
What to check before you rely on either channel
The information available confirms a Dublin city centre location exists, but does not specify the exact address, opening hours, or whether in-store pickup for online orders is offered. Confirm those details directly with the shop before making a trip, especially if you are travelling a distance or want to collect an online order in person.