Favourite places to shop online

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Looking for places to get some "finishing touches"

Would love to hear where you get yours

Dunelm often has hidden gems, habitat, made but things take forever to come, John Lewis.

Oh and next home

H&M home, Zara, Homesense, Sainsbury's

Also loved charity shops/ car boot sales pre covid times

Ian Snow has some great pieces. Vintage and fair trade

M&S are worth looking at. They currently have velvet cushions in jewel colours that are very good value.

Graham and green always have gorgeous things, range of prices.

In addition to the previous suggestions, I've recently discovered B&M and Home essenials which are great value and have lots of things of varied home decor things.

I try and buy from small independent businesses where I can. My current favourite for homewares is MW Home. They have gorgeous finishing touches and are online.

Anthropologie, Hay, Norman Copenhagen, SCP (only in the sale, it is ££££££££), Habitat, French Connection Home.

I think Zara home usually has some nice things.

We've had some great stuff from Etsy - mirrors, desk, bedside cabinets

Not on the High Street and Amara

Watching with interest.

We've just bought a new house and DP has said I can decorate / dress pretty much as I please

Also, a recommendation from my mum... arighi bianchi is an independent shop and is fabulous! www.arighibianchi.co.uk

Definitely Abigail Ahern.

Secret Linen Store for bedding - her new collaboration with them is lovely.

Iamfy has some nice bits.

Lillian Daph too.

reclaimed.reloved

Rockett St George

This has been my lockdown really

Abigail Ahern
Thrills of the Emporium
Rose and Grey
Rockett St George
Graham and Green
Plumo
England at Home
Pooky (for lighting)
Relish Lifestyle
Baileys Home

Also - got a really nice desk from Candle and Blue. They do lots of home accessories.

I've found some decent bits on Wayfair

Really like Trouva.com - a storefront for 100s of small boutiques in the UK and wider Europe. Easy to use website and a mixof classic and more trendy / quirky bits.

Habitat
Sainsbury's
Limited Abode
Rockett St George
Etsy

Print Sisters - beautiful prints (doh!) and textiles. Currently got two prints to frame and hang and got my eye on a couple of cushions.

Etsy - I've bought frames, door knobs and handles, cupboard lining paper from there recently.

SCP/Skandium for when I'm feeling more flush (not recently).

Holloways of Ludlow/Heals for lighting.

If money were no object, Skinflint for reclaimed lighting. Fabulous pieces, but will just have to look., barring lottery win. But if £400 for a mid-century pendant from Soviet-era Czechoslovakia is in your ballpark, you won't find better.

Heals for bed linen. I wait for the sales.

Royal Design for lots of Scandi brands in textiles and ceramics.

Mad About the House is a design blog I enjoy and she (Kate Watson-Smythe) does a design store edit of fundamentals for each room and accessories.

Loving the stuff at Skinflint @Tightwad2020 , the prices a bit less. Going on my when I win the lottery list too.

OKA, I like to browse their website but mainly buy from Next, Wayfair and John Lewis as they are a bit cheaper.