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Admit it: You've probably done a bit (or a lot) more shopping for home decor this year than usual. Whether it's finally upgrading that tired sofa or indulging in objects to brighten up your new home office, a year spent much more at home means we've all become hyper-aware of our daily surroundings. Luckily, there's never been a better (or easier) time to shop for the home—nor a more worthwhile occasion to support small businesses and ethical companies. So, for our second annual roundup of the best home stores, we searched far and wide, spanning e-commerce platforms and even social media accounts in addition to brick-and-mortar shops across the country. Whether you're looking for the perfect throw pillow, a new desk chair, or table decorations to cheer up a solo meal, you're in the right place. Read on for the best home stores to shop right now.
Want more shopping ideas? See last year's best stores here!
Best Reinvention
The furniture retailer’s new Studio concept prioritizes one-on-one consultations to make designing a space you love easier than ever.
Best Colorful Vintage
Contemporary shapes with big personality are the specialty of this whimsical shop. Brooklyn
Best Surprises
A new program from Aurora James’s shoe label offers a rotation of ethically made home goods for a monthly fee.
Most Unique Antiques
Mother-son duo Cris Briger and Charles Peed teamed with designer Susan Beimler to open a reserve of unbelievable finds.
Best Offbeat Contemporary
Unique decor by up-and-coming designers shares space with quirky vintage furniture.
Best Rotation
A designer-favorite gallery that is completely reimagined every 10 weeks, showcasing continual surprises.
Best Upscale Oddities
Jamie Creel offers up a treasure trove of eccentric picks, from minerals to taxidermy.
Best Mix Master
Designer Allison Caccoma arranges antique treasures and contemporary decor—by industry veterans and new names alike—with inviting freshness.
Best Scandi Style
Swedish-born Isabelle Dahlin offers up the coolest furniture, accessories, and even chic cleaning supplies.
Best Modern Icons
Fabled pieces by Charles and Ray Eames or Hans Wegner are more accessible than ever through a new partnership with pay-later program Affirm.
Best Sustainable Goods
Next Wave designer Laura Hodges stocks local and responsibly made goods.
Best Living Vintage
Ariene Bethea styles a rotating array of vintage pieces into shoppable vignettes—which she shares to Instagram.
Best Coastal Style
Swedish influences are married with coastal sensibility in a new island shop from the team behind a beloved outpost in Connecticut.
Designer Elizabeth Pash's shop shows off her wide-ranging knowledge of antiques (check out the vintage shopping column she writes for House Beautiful!) and her inventiveness in reviving them—the designer used an animal-print rug to reupholster an old ottoman in her own home.
Best Woven Goods
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!).
Best Tabletop Accessories
Founded by alums of Bunny Williams Home, this site brings fun to the table without a steep price.
Best Laid-Back Style
Brick walls are the perfect backdrop for unpretentious art and decor at this new shop.
Best from Around the Globe
A virtual marketplace from the brothers behind cult-favorite brand Want Les Essentiels, this shop has items from makers the world over.
Best Office Furniture
The manufacturer of iconic midcentury pieces just opened its first concept stores focused on working from home.
Best Pedigree
The son of antiques impresario Susanne Hollis, Mik Hollis just opened a new outpost for vintage and contemporary finds.
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