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For instance for your bathroom, you might target The White Company with its gorgeous selection of Egyptian Cotton towels. For your living room, you may want to browse John Lewis’ selection of sofas. For affordable home décor, try Dunelm or Dusk.

Whether you’re looking for a new sofa, a bedding set or simply a scented candle, you’ll be able to find it here, in our guide to the best retailers on the internet right now.

The best online homeware and interiors shops

1. John Lewis & Partners 

Best overall homeware shop

They may have ditched the ‘never knowingly undersold’ slogan, but you can still rely on John Lewis for quality and fair pricing. Their offerings run the gamut from lighting, seating and furniture through to final flourishes such as pillows, mirrors and vases. 

Their affordable ‘ANYDAY’ label is the current star of the show, with tableware, bedding and furniture that doesn’t feel or look cheap but is inexpensive nonetheless – great for stocking up on essentials or kitting out a rented flat. 

Delivery times are reasonable, with the option to click and collect. They also offer ‘virtual home styling’ where you can have an appointment with one of their home design stylists to help transform a room. 

2. The White Company 

Best elegant homeware

The current trend for ‘coastal grandma’ interiors will only push The White Company’s stock higher. If you want beautifully simple bedlinen, textiles and cushions that give your home an air of relaxed elegance – and feel like a five-star hotel – this is where to look. 

They also sell furniture and home fragrance. It’s not cheap, but the clean, simple lines of The White Company’s designs are built to last.

3. Heals

Best traditional homeware

Since Heals was founded in 1810 it has become a homeware icon, showcasing pieces from both established and new furniture and interior designers. As well as the flagship department store on London’s Tottenham Court Road, it stocks a broad range of furniture, lighting and home accessories online. Their Oswold sofa bed was one of the top picks in the Telegraph’s test of the best. 

4. H&M Home

Best fashionable

Accessible price points and trend-led home accessories can be found at H&M. It’s not the most premium but they do a lovely range of linen bedding and, with prices starting from £2.99 for a cushion cover, it’s a tempting destination for a quick interiors refresh. 

5. Oliver Bonas

Best for unique home accessories

Eclectic lifestyle store Oliver Bonas sells all sorts of colourful homeware and has become well known for its bright colours and playful patterns. The unique aesthetic means it’s best suited to centrepiece items to lift a more neutral home, whether it’s a set of colourful champagne coupes or a ceramic butter dish.

6. Dunelm

Best value homeware

If in doubt, pop to Dunelm, which is one of the largest homeware retailers in the UK for good reason. It’s a trusty sells-all kind of shop, with everything from budget cotton bedding to mirrors, rugs and mattresses. There’s little decadence surrounding the brand, but you can expect reliable service and good quality.

7. Next

Best cosy homeware

Next homeware is all about making your home the cosiest it can be while still adhering to interior trends, with a variety of modern tables, bedside tables, lighting, bedding sets and blankets alongside more unique décor items. Next also stocks a number of other brands on this list, including Oliver Bonas, Heals and Swoon. 

But probably the biggest news is that Next now owns Made.com, the cult online interiors store that kitted out an entire generation of millennials. Made.com was our favourite homeware shop until it went into administration in October 2022. Could it reappear and reclaim the top slot?

8. Dusk

Best budget homeware

The premier destination for affordable bedding and textiles: duvets, pillows, throws, towels, etc. Dusk also sell beds and mattresses. It’s probably not the place for you if you’re a maximalist looking for colourful prints and textures, but their neutral colours and understated designs will ensure whatever you buy will last from season to season. 

9. Amara

Best independent homeware shop

Amara was founded in 2005 as an independent boutique for homeware and interior designers and moved online in 2008. It now stocks over 300 brands including Tom Dixon, Ferm Living, Missoni Home as well as its own designs and operates in 100 countries. 

As well as furniture, lighting and items for the bathroom, bedroom, home office and more, there are also exclusive pieces and limited editions. A top destination for luxury design lovers.

10. Rockett St George 

Best quirky homeware

Famed for its products with an eclectic edge, Rockett St George was launched by Jane Rockett and Lucy St George in 2007. Since then the brand has become a favourite with interior designers and opened a concession in Liberty London. The online emporium is a one-stop shop of quirky treasures covering lighting, furniture, home accessories and gifts.