Had enough of scrolling through the same design stores again and again? Here’s your guide to a selection of fresh interiors shopping destinations that will inspire your next project. While big names like Zara Home are great, it’s nice to explore alternatives.

Whimsical and dramatic, House of Hackney is the go-to for vibrant prints and gothic glamour. Expect leopard prints, florals, stripes, and animal motifs, all crafted for maximum visual impact.

Jonathan Adler delivers luxury furniture shopping sites with a playful edge. Pieces are designed to be treasured for years.

For members-club style, Soho Home is unmatched brings that private lounge feel into your home. Even without membership, their collections are tempting.

If global luxe is your vibe, check out Abigail Ahern pairs sculptural furniture with quirky accessories. From striking side tables to flawless vases.

Vintage lovers will adore Vinterior is an online marketplace for one-off vintage and antique pieces. Every piece has a history and distinctive character.

Smithers of Stamford is packed with neon signs, gold decorative objects, and unusual gifts. Expect to be surprised on every page.

Lighting lovers will adore Pooky specialises in bold lampshades, colourful switches, and stylish fittings. Patterned shades, unique bases, and playful details are their thing.

Lime Lace works with designers from around the world. Their MINDTHEGAP collection is a highlight.

The eclectic touch of Graham & Green offers furniture and gifts sourced worldwide. It’s an interiors destination with a loyal following.

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

Cox & Cox keeps its collections evolving with each season. Their pieces work across themes from rustic to refined.

For global style variety, try Maisons du Monde covers styles from industrial to vintage. Perfect for mixing and matching styles.

These stores remind us that original home style is easier to find than you think.