Kvillehyllan is a second-hand shop with retro porcelain, vintage clothing, teak furniture and local artwork, according to Visit Sweden. The stock includes furniture, clothing, porcelain and art rather than just one category of second-hand goods. Visit Sweden also describes a shelf-rental system: anyone can rent a shelf, and the system keeps the range of items up to date. The name comes from “hylla”, Swedish for shelf. That arrangement is a defining part of the shop: shelves can be rented by anyone, and the range changes through that system. The listed merchandise includes vintage items and local artwork. A visitor can browse the stated categories together, from porcelain and teak furniture to clothing and artwork. Kvillehyllan’s mix of second-hand merchandise and rented shelf space is the point to understand before a visit. Its shelves bring together items across those categories, while the rental system keeps the selection current, according to Visit Sweden.