연락처 : FD 이메일 : deandrekinard@aol.com Tired of the usual home décor sites popping up in your searches? Here’s your guide to some lesser-known interiors shopping destinations that will inspire your next project. While big names like Zara Home are great, it’s nice to explore alternatives.

House of Hackney is the go-to for vibrant prints and gothic glamour. You’ll find designs ranging from botanical to boldly abstract, all designed to breathe life into a room.

American brand Jonathan Adler is all about bold colours and contemporary shapes. Pieces are designed to be treasured for years.

For members-club style, Soho Home is unmatched lets you recreate the polished look of their global outposts. Their mix of textures and finishes is very London loft meets luxury lodge.

London designer Abigail Ahern offers finishing touches that make a house truly stylish. From striking side tables to flawless vases.

Vinterior connects buyers with original furniture and décor from trusted sellers. Every piece has a history and distinctive character.

Smithers of Stamford mixes industrial fun with bespoke flair. It’s a go-to for statement interiors.

Lighting lovers will adore Pooky offers designs that look expensive without the price tag. Their products give even rented spaces a tailored look.

Eclectic boutique Lime Lace stocks unique wallpapers, lighting, and art prints. Their MINDTHEGAP collection is a highlight.

Graham & Green blends global travel inspiration with London style. Their designs suit both modern home furniture stores and classic homes.

La Redoute offers furniture and décor for every room. Earthy tones, elegant lines, and purse-friendly prices define the range.

Stylish and classic, Cox & Cox keeps its collections evolving with each season. They’re known for balancing on-trend with timeless.

French brand Maisons du Monde covers styles from industrial to vintage. Perfect for mixing and matching styles.

These stores remind us that there’s life beyond the big-name chains.