29 Budget-Friendly Sites To Find Cheap Home Decor
Though there are loads of sites to snag discount furniture, it seems finding cheap and inexpensive home decor is its own unique challenge.
From finding cheap rugs and expensive-looking coffee tables, to snagging affordable mid-century furniture styles, the online options are endless for home design enthusiasts. That’s why we’ve cut through the clutter to find 29 of the best sites to buy cheap home decor, because who really needs to know how much you spend on toss pillows and wall art?
Check out our favorite destinations for affordable home decor below, and be sure to sign up for our Full Carts, Can’t Lose email to stay on top of the best sales each week.
1 Fab
Fab has an eclectic collection of products and home goods designed by new and exciting artists, as well as fun and unique accent pieces. Shop Fab's collection.
2 H&M Home
You probably think of cheap, fast-fashion clothing when you think of H&M, but the retailer has made a name for itself in the home space in recent years, carrying a large selection of top quality interior designs and decors. Shop H&M's home collection.
3 Gilt
Gilt provides designer labels at discount prices, and is known for its daily flash sales. The site carries a variety of design products, from apparel and accessories, to furniture and home decor. Shop Gilt's collection.
4 Etsy
Etsy's peer-to-peer marketplace allows designers, artisans and curators to share their collections with shoppers looking for hyper-specific purchases. Etsy is sure to carry unique items for every budget level. Shop Etsy's collection.
5 AllModern
AllModern's goal is to make design more accessible to everybody, by bringing together a catalog of on-trend products at every price point. Shop AllModern's collection.
6 Chairish
Chairish is an online vintage furniture, art and home accessories curated marketplace for design lovers. Though prices can be steep for high-end designer products, it's a great destination to scour unique designs at lower-than-market prices. Shop Charish's collection.
7 Dormify
Dormify originally started as a content-only blog for dorm decorating advice and grew into a one-stop-shop for trend-driven decor items. Though their products are geared toward college-aged students and dorm life, there are quality, affordable items across the site for every taste. Shop Dormify's collection.
8 HauteLook
HauteLook was acquired by Nordstrom in 2011, and prioritizes style on a budget, from clothing, shoes, beauty and home decor. Shop HauteLook's collection.
9 Target
While Target has always been a great go-to for home basics like towels, kitchenwares and sheets, the retailer has really stepped up its game in the trendy home decor space recently, including the launch of a new small-space line called Project 62. You're sure to find something you love under budget. Shop Target's collection.
10 Wayfair
What can we say that hasn't already been said about Wayfair? The retailer sells literally thousands of products at all price points. Shop Wayfair's collection.
11 The Home Depot
Though The Home Depot is mostly associated with the DIY crowd, it's also a great destination for basic home decor essentials, like lamp fixtures, benches, toss pillows, rugs, baskets and decor furniture. Check out The Home Depot's collection.
12 Urban Outfitters
Urban Outfitters is the lesser-expensive boho counterpart to Free People and Anthropologie (all owned by the same URBN portfolio). Though perhaps best known for its boho lifestyle clothing, the retailer also has an outstanding collection of creative and unique home items that'll make your space stand out. Shop Urban Outfitters's collection.
13 Joss and Main
Joss and Main is a division of Wayfair, which means you're guaranteed to get stylish items at incredible prices. Shop Joss and Main's collection.
14 Society6
Society6 is home to hundreds of thousands of global artists selling their original work on every kind of home decor imaginable, from tapestries, to throw pillows, to phone cases to rugs. Shop Society6's collection.
15 World Market
First opening in 1958, World Market quickly became -- and still is -- a destination for shoppers seeking original and handmade items from around the world. Shop World Market's collection.
16 Amazon
Amazon is rapidly becoming a one-stop-shop for everything home and lifestyle, including unique and trendy decor. Plus, you can't beat 2-day shipping with Amazon Prime. Shop Amazon's collection.
17 Hayneedle
Hayneedle started in 2002 as hammocks.com, but quickly evolved into an indoor decor and outdoor living destination for shoppers. Since, Hayneedle has been acquired by Jet.com, giving the site the ability to easily distribute and scale is wide selection of exclusive designs, discount products for every budget and style. Shop Hayneedle's collection.
18 Nordstrom Rack
Nordstrom Rack is Nordstrom's solution to bring branded clothing and accessories to its consumers at a large discount. Shop Nordstrom Rack's collection.
19 Modcloth
You might not think of Modcloth as a place to snag inexpensive and cute home decor, but the vintage-inspired retailer also carries an incredibly unique selection of gifts for the home and beyond. Shop Modcloth's home collection.
20 I Want One Of Those
I Want One Of Those (IWOOT) is a British online retailer that offers a wide selection of homeware, gadgets, toys and office accessories at affordable prices. It's also a great destination for gift-givers. Shop IWOOOT's collection.
21 Light In The Box
This international retailer delivers lifestyle products to consumers around the world. Though their collection is a little overwhelming to dig through, if you're looking for something specific, you're likely to find it at a good price. Shop Light In The Box's collection.
22 Lumens
Lumens, best known for its modern lighting and fans items, is also a great destination for trendy home decor at low prices. Shop Lumens's collection.
23 Century 21
Century 21 is a chain of department stores across the northeastern U.S., and is now an NYC retail icon known for its designer brands and discount prices. Think of it as Manhattan's version of a TJ Maxx. Shop Century 21's collection.
24 Lulu and Georgia
Lulu and Georgia has deep design roots -- founded by one of the heirs to luxury flooring company Decorative Carpets. Lulu and Georgia "upgrade your space" mentality aims to bring the perfect find to everyone. Though their prices are a bit steeper than others on this list, they're a good start to find design inspiration and snag the occasion sale item. Shop Lulu and Georgia's collection.
25 Big Lots
Big Lots is a department store that specializes in closed our or overstocked furniture, housewares and home decor items. Though the selection isn't necessarily unique and one-of-a-kind, it's a great one-stop-shop for budget-conscious shoppers or for snagging inexpensive essentials like rugs and toss pillows. Shop Big Lots's collection.
26 Walmart
This mega-retailer, though perhaps not the best destination for one-of-a-kind items, is a good destination for incredibly inexpensive decor staples, like drapery rods, kitchen towels, lamps and rugs, among other essentials. Plus, thanks to its recent purchase of Jet.com, the site now offers free two-day shipping in a direct competition to Amazon. Shop Walmart's collection.
27 Cotton On: Typo
This Australian retailer is focused mostly on fashion endeavors, but the site's home decor section, Typo, carries a selection of decor essentials you can't pass up. Shop Typo's collection.
28 TJ Maxx
This department store chain, also part of the HomeGoods, Marshalls and Sierra Trading Post collection, carries designer and trend items at prices lower than other retailers. Though half the fun of shopping at TJ Maxx is walking in with one item in mind, and walking out with a handful of must-haves, it's a good online destination for home owners looking for design inspiration. Shop TJ Maxx's collection.
29 Uncommon Goods
Uncommon Goods prides itself on featuring products with a unique story. The site carries one-of-a-kind home design and decor purchases, as well as incredibly fun and unique gift ideas. Shop Uncommon Goods's collection.
This article originally appeared on HuffPost.
