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Trendy retail chain opens its doors in Haarlem: ‘What we find beautiful is the starting point’

Trendy retail chain opens its doors in Haarlem: ‘What we find beautiful is the starting point’

The concept store 'Things I like, Things I love' has opened a new location in the Grote Houtstraat in Haarlem. This trendy chain selects its products based on what the owners personally find beautiful, marking a new addition to the city's shopping district.

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