Bored of seeing the same interiors websites on repeat? Let us introduce you to a selection of lesser-known interiors shopping destinations that deserve a place on your radar. While big names like Zara Home are great, it’s nice to explore alternatives.

The ever-bold House of Hackney specialises in wallpapers, fabrics, and accessories that scream character. Their range covers everything from table lamps to curtains, all crafted for maximum visual impact.

Jonathan Adler is all about bold colours and contemporary shapes. Their motto, "If your heirs won’t fight over it, we won’t make it," sums up the appeal.

The interiors branch of Soho House lets you recreate the polished look of their global outposts. Even without membership, their collections are tempting.

Abigail Ahern pairs sculptural furniture with quirky accessories. From striking side tables to flawless vases.

Vintage lovers will adore Vinterior connects buyers with original furniture and top décor websites from trusted sellers. Sideboards, mirrors, drinks trolleys—you name it, they’ve got it.

For urban vintage with attitude, visit Smithers of Stamford mixes industrial fun with bespoke flair. It’s a go-to for statement interiors.

Pooky lets you add personality to every room’s light source. It’s a great place to experiment with lighting style.

For statement walls and standout lighting, check Lime Lace focuses on pieces with personality and global flair. Expect art from abstract to tropical.

The eclectic touch of Graham & Green brings hand-picked homeware and artisan finds. It’s an interiors destination with a loyal following.

French favourite La Redoute mixes timeless interiors with contemporary trends. It’s easy to create a layered, stylish home with their collections.

For quality pieces with lasting appeal, Cox & Cox delivers offers Scandinavian-inspired designs, contemporary lines, and country charm. They’re known for balancing on-trend with timeless.

Maisons du Monde mixes modern farmhouse with contemporary country. Perfect for mixing and matching styles.

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