Top 10 Best Online Furniture & Home Decor Stores

The largest online-only furniture retailer stocks over 14 million products from 11,000 suppliers. Wayfair's strength is scale and search — finding any specific item type across hundreds of brands and price points. Its open-box deals, extended payment plans, and Wayfair Professional programme for interior designers make it versatile for every budget and use case.

RH has repositioned itself as an ultra-premium lifestyle brand — its catalogues are hardcover books and its stores are called "Design Galleries." Online, RH's visual merchandising sets the standard for aspirational home shopping. RH Members pay $175/year and receive 25% off every purchase, making the membership pay for itself on a single sofa order.

The London-based brand designs all its furniture in-house, cuts out the middleman, and delivers direct-to-consumer. Made's aesthetic sits between IKEA and John Lewis — contemporary, design-forward pieces at realistic prices. The outlet section offers floor models and returned items at 30–70% off, making it a first stop for value-conscious design fans.

The marketplace that turns independent artists' work into home decor: framed prints, tapestries, duvet covers, rugs, and cushions all feature designs from a community of 500,000+ artists. Society6 is where you find truly unique home decor that nobody else will have. Regular 30–50% off sales make it surprisingly affordable for original art.

The bohemian-romantic brand's home section translates its distinctive layered aesthetic into bedding, ceramics, candles, and furniture. Anthropologie's product photography and editorial styling make it as much a mood board as a store. The sale section (up to 50% off) regularly contains pieces that appear in design magazines at full price.

The Swiss design company produces licensed reproductions of 20th-century design classics: the Eames Lounge Chair, the Panton Chair, the Prouvé Standard Chair. Vitra's quality and authenticity (produced under license from original designers' estates) makes it the only legitimate source for iconic mid-century modern pieces at the price point.

The Canadian direct-to-consumer furniture brand offers Scandinavian and mid-century modern pieces at 30% below comparable quality from traditional retailers, by eliminating showrooms and selling online only. Article's white-glove delivery service includes in-home assembly and box removal — solving the main frustration of buying large furniture online.

The Inditex brand applies fast fashion's trend-responsiveness to home textiles, ceramics, and small furniture. New collections drop weekly; Zara Home's linen bedding consistently ranks among the best value at the price point, and its ceramic and glassware collections are designed to complement both contemporary and traditional interiors.

Terence Conran's 1974 creation introduced good design to a generation of British consumers. The online shop curates modernist, functional home objects from 300 global brands with rigorous design principles. The Conran Shop is where architects and interior designers shop for finishing pieces — pendants, objets, throws — that elevate any room.

The largest online-only furniture retailer stocks over 14 million products from 11,000 suppliers. Wayfair's strength is scale and search — finding any specific item type across hundreds of brands and price points. Its open-box deals, extended payment plans, and Wayfair Professional programme for interior designers make it versatile for every budget and use case.

RH has repositioned itself as an ultra-premium lifestyle brand — its catalogues are hardcover books and its stores are called "Design Galleries." Online, RH's visual merchandising sets the standard for aspirational home shopping. RH Members pay $175/year and receive 25% off every purchase, making the membership pay for itself on a single sofa order.

The London-based brand designs all its furniture in-house, cuts out the middleman, and delivers direct-to-consumer. Made's aesthetic sits between IKEA and John Lewis — contemporary, design-forward pieces at realistic prices. The outlet section offers floor models and returned items at 30–70% off, making it a first stop for value-conscious design fans.

The marketplace that turns independent artists' work into home decor: framed prints, tapestries, duvet covers, rugs, and cushions all feature designs from a community of 500,000+ artists. Society6 is where you find truly unique home decor that nobody else will have. Regular 30–50% off sales make it surprisingly affordable for original art.

The bohemian-romantic brand's home section translates its distinctive layered aesthetic into bedding, ceramics, candles, and furniture. Anthropologie's product photography and editorial styling make it as much a mood board as a store. The sale section (up to 50% off) regularly contains pieces that appear in design magazines at full price.

The Swiss design company produces licensed reproductions of 20th-century design classics: the Eames Lounge Chair, the Panton Chair, the Prouvé Standard Chair. Vitra's quality and authenticity (produced under license from original designers' estates) makes it the only legitimate source for iconic mid-century modern pieces at the price point.

The Canadian direct-to-consumer furniture brand offers Scandinavian and mid-century modern pieces at 30% below comparable quality from traditional retailers, by eliminating showrooms and selling online only. Article's white-glove delivery service includes in-home assembly and box removal — solving the main frustration of buying large furniture online.

The Inditex brand applies fast fashion's trend-responsiveness to home textiles, ceramics, and small furniture. New collections drop weekly; Zara Home's linen bedding consistently ranks among the best value at the price point, and its ceramic and glassware collections are designed to complement both contemporary and traditional interiors.

Terence Conran's 1974 creation introduced good design to a generation of British consumers. The online shop curates modernist, functional home objects from 300 global brands with rigorous design principles. The Conran Shop is where architects and interior designers shop for finishing pieces — pendants, objets, throws — that elevate any room.