
It faces the Botanic Gardens.
Hoos stands on Great Western Road, just across from the Botanic Gardens.

A design and lifestyle shop across from the Botanic Gardens, with homeware from the Nordic design houses to Scottish independents.
Hoos is a design and lifestyle shop on Great Western Road, across the road from the Botanic Gardens, behind a dark painted front lettered with the words homeware, lifestyle, design.
Visited and photographed by Simon Hird
Inside it is bright and calm, a long room of pale wood shelves, white panelled walls and paper stars hung from the ceiling, and every piece on the shelves has been chosen with care.
The stock is a considered edit of goods and wares, from the Nordic design houses to Scottish independents: lamps and vases by HAY, storage from Normann Copenhagen, pieces from Muuto, Ferm Living, Skagerak and Rains, alongside handmade local pieces, candles poured by hand, soaps and bath things, scarves and bags hung on pegs, calendars, cards and books. The larger pieces and furniture, and the one-offs and shop exclusives, are found only in the shop itself, while a smaller selection is sold online. Hoos opens Monday to Saturday from ten until half past five, and Sunday from noon until half past four.
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Hoos opens Monday to Saturday from 10am to 5.30pm and Sunday from noon to 4.30pm.
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Hoos stands on Great Western Road, just across from the Botanic Gardens.

The shelves run from the big Nordic design houses to small Scottish independents.

Hoos stocks candles made of vegetable wax, double poured by hand and packed in recyclable packaging printed with vegetable inks.

Among the HAY pieces is the Arcs vase, designed by the Belgian duo Muller Van Severen as a chain of mirrored steel arcs.

Hoos sells a Dominican salted chocolate whose Maldon salt is ground through it for 72 hours.
There’s something deeply comforting about the ordered jumble of stylish homeware goods on show at Hoos, a selection inspired by owner Karen Harvey’s interest in Scandinavian design. As well as gorgeous lamps, chairs and kitchenware, the store also stocks books, jewellery and children’s toys, as well as carefully chosen perfumes and chocolates.
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What is on in Glasgow715 Great Western Road, opposite the Botanic Gardens.
Naked SoupA soup and bagel café on Kersland Street since 2005, run by two brothers who turn it into a wine bar at night.Under a mile 1 min by road
The ParlourA cocktail bar with a beer garden on Vinicombe Street, by the top of Byres Road.Under a mile 1 min by road
1841Under a mile 1 min by road
Ka PaoUnder a mile 1 min by road
Glasgow Botanic GardensGlasgow's botanic gardens at the top of Byres Road, free every day, with the Kibble Palace of 1873.Under a mile 3 min by road
Òran MórThe Kelvinside church of 1862 at the top of Byres Road, reborn in 2004 as a pub and arts venue.1 mile 3 min by roadPlaces to stay near the shop, and when each is next free.
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