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Vintage lover (and former One Kings Lane staffer) Abigail Campbell grew this business out of her tiny apartment. Don’t miss the massive array of art prints.
Framed vintage Swedish herbarium specimens embody founder Kristin Ellen Hockman’s delicate aesthetic. Don’t miss the Littles Shop, which is filled with sweet prints for children, customizable with their names.
Placing ecological values at the forefront of cybershopping, every product from lampshades to sofas is designed to be reused and passed down—without sacrificing beauty.
A virtual marketplace from the brothers behind cult-favorite brand Want Les Essentiels, this shop has items from makers the world over.
Nasozi Kakembo bridges East and West with offerings made locally or fair-trade sourced from Uganda, Mali, Rwanda, and Ghana.
Designer Keita Turner repurposes vintage fabric for artful, one-of-a-kind pillows.
Founded by alums of Bunny Williams Home, this site brings fun to fabrics and the table without a steep price.
Senegal-born Sofi Seck brings the expertise of her country to the U.S., while aiming to fund a STEAM school for girls (watch the baskets get made here!).
Justina Blakeney’s beloved, inimitable style is on full display in her online shop.
The British-founded brand, dedicated to fostering slow, thoughtful design, is now available in the U.S.
Former NFL player Darryl Sharpton and his wife, Jessica, opened this e-commerce brand in 2017 with a focus on modern furniture that can be drop-shipped to your door (for free).
Mega-influencer Drew Scott, better known as @lonefoxhome to millions on TikTok and Instagram, stocks everything from handmade accents to impressionistic art prints in his online shop.
Christina Bryant brings global, artisan-made textiles and accessories to her shop. Last year, she dove into the tabletop world with a unique black stoneware line; this fall, she's launched bedding.
Timeless furnishings and accents available in easy-clean and stain-resistant fabrics and finishes are the specialty of designer Bria Hammel, whose line just became shoppable in person this year.
Ariene Bethea styles a rotating array of vintage pieces into shoppable vignettes—which she shares on Instagram.
Abigail Cook Stone, CEO and co-founder of Otherland, aimed to modernize candles by using clean ingredients at more affordable prices. Her various candle collections are shoppable online.
From boutiques to showrooms to online marketplaces, these treasure troves are as unique and magical as the carefully curated gems they stock.
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