50 Best Online Furniture Stores to Bookmark Now (2024)

Find especially great prices during the brand’s current Black Friday sale. You can grab an extra $70 off when you spend above $1,500 on Black Friday with promo code “BLACKFRIDAY” at checkout.

Everybody knows Wayfair—the brand rivals Amazon in terms of depth of inventory, but when it comes to furniture, we’d trust them any day. We’ve tested dozens of furniture and decor items from sleeper sofas to sectionals to office chairs and floating shelves. The brand’s annual Way Day sale, with discounts on thousands of items and a bunch of flash sales, is not to be missed either.

Wayfair has multiple sales going on daily, but the retailer’s Black Friday sale is one that should definitely be on your radar. You can take up to 80% off everything from living room furniture to mattresses and more.

Arhaus (which is German for house) offers high-end, heirloom-quality furniture. They also have a huge selection of unique artisanal decor and lighting solutions. The Kipton sofa, with its easy silhouette and seemingly endless customization options, is another AD favorite.

Take up to 20% off your order at Arhaus right now for their Cyber Week sale.

Serena & Lily channels calm, coastal vibes that we can’t get enough of. Shop the brand’s collection for deep couches, statement-making end tables, expansive coffee tables, unique console tables, hand-knotted area rugs, striking outdoor dining sets, and so much more.

Right now, Serena & Lily is offering up to 40% off sitewide.

Anthropologie’s furniture selection is a breath of fresh air, and every time a new collection is unveiled, it’s guaranteed we want something (if not everything) from it. Packed with as much personality as their clothing and decor options, the designs—like the Havana leather chair we reviewed during Seat Week—are made to stand out. “I envision this chair in a modern Boho-style space imbued with warm hues, eclectic textures, and a cozy atmosphere,” says Livia Caligor, AD U.S. content operations manager in her review. The curved wooden arms and golden brass detailing would also suit a Western- or Country-style home with heavy wood details, a stone fireplace, and patterned tapestries.” Splurge-worthy for sure (we might even recommend waiting to strike when the brand runs one of its famous online furniture sales), it’s also quick and easy to talk to a furniture consultant online about any questions you have as you shop.

Curious what’s on sale at Anthro during Black Friday? Read our story with selected picks and discounts.

Sabai is an AD-favorite furniture brand for its sustainability cred and for its solid pieces, like the sectional sofa. “The couch feels very comfortable and has a buoyant feel when I sit on it, which seems to fight against any tendency for sagging,” says contributor Mark Burka in his review. “The couch feels so well made and strong, with the ability to hold three adults and a dog at once.”

Guess what? Sabai is running a Black Friday sale, too!

This mainstay is a household name for a reason. Based in San Francisco as part of the Williams-Sonoma portfolio (alongside West Elm and Rejuvenation), there are many locations you can shop in-store around the world, but Pottery Barn has a huge online selection that puts their collections at your fingertips no matter where you are. Their high-quality furniture ranges from classic to contemporary—and, after nearly a century in business, they’re prioritizing sustainability with initiatives centered on responsibly sourced wood and cotton and recycled fabrics.

Pottery Barn is hosting a Black Friday sale for up to 50% all furniture, as well as an extra 15% off clearance items.

You already know Amazon has everything under the sun, but did you know that it includes budget-friendly furniture that looks way more expensive than it really is, complete with free delivery? The myriad filtering options help you find exactly what you’re looking for, whether that’s a down comforter, a small-space humidifier, or a housewarming gift. Amazon is also the exclusive retailer for a few different decor brands at affordable prices, including Rivet, Stone & Beam, Ravenna Home, and, our personal favorite, Now House by Jonathan Adler.

For details on Amazon’s Black Friday sale, read on.

Brooklyn-based West Elm, a Williams-Sonoma brand, is obviously a go-to for modern design picks at affordable prices, but that’s only part of the store’s appeal. West Elm also sells tons of organic, handcrafted, sustainably sourced, and Fair Trade Certified items. With frequent sales, plus 15% off when you sign up for their emails, you can get even better deals on the selection.

West Elm is offering up to 70% off select items during their seasonal sale.

Rove Concepts is the place to shop if you’re looking to mimic the effortlessly chic vibes of your favorite celebrity’s home. The furniture sets in particular are worth checking out, as most are made up of pieces that look just as sleek alone as they do clustered together in a room.

Want to shop Rove at a discount this weekend? Get 25% off site wide and up to 70% off select items.

Order from Zinus and you can have a sofa, love seat, bed frame, or mattress delivered in three to five days, free of charge. All of its furniture can be assembled in 20 minutes or less with no tools. Its furniture tends to run on the smaller size and on the inexpensive side, so it’s perfect for tiny New York apartments or starter homes. Among its selection of couches, you’ll find bright pops of color as well as classic neutrals, and a variety of styles including midcentury, modern, and classic.

Interior Define is home to neutral, well-designed staples intended to stand the test of time. Not only can you customize the color of each piece, you can also easily select other options such as fill, furniture legs, cushion style, and more, all from their website or brick-and-mortar shops in select cities. In addition to furniture, they also have a solid selection of rugs and lighting to finish a space.

One of the things we love most about Burrow is its infinitely customizable furniture. You can choose, for example, a couch or chair and then customize the fabric color, leg finish, arm style, and whether or not the pillows are tufted. With all these options, it’s easy to get exactly what you want. Did we mention Burrow offers free shipping on all orders? Sounds good to us.

Sometimes bedroom furniture doesn’t need to scream “conversation starter!” This is where Thuma comes into the picture. Known for its luxe bedding and mattresses, the brand also makes a small selection of bedroom furniture. The designs include bed frames, nightstands, and storage options, each in simple wood finishes and sleek silhouettes.

Lulu and Georgia is a forward-thinking furniture store run by a family that’s been designing interiors for three generations. If you’re looking for the latest designs and best style, you’ll find it here.

Target is killing it lately with its in-house decor brands, which offer everything from midcentury-modern furniture (Project62) to contemporary-meets-country pieces (Hearth & Hand) to colorful bohemian styles (Opalhouse). And you’ll find lots more sofas, wall sconces, chaises, and bistro tables online than you will in the store. Score free shipping on orders over $35.

Etsy’s huge selection is a must-visit for one-of-a-kind handmade and vintage decor. Midcentury-modern dining tables? Etsy has those. Moroccan rugs? Those too. Ceramic tableware? Yep. And with every purchase, you’re supporting a small-business owner.

Albany Park, founded by former NFL player Darryl Sharpton and his wife, Jessica, is on a mission to take the confusion out of furniture shopping. Instead of offering dozens of lines, they offer a limited selection of collections in a variety of colors and patterns. That way, it’s easier to choose what you really want instead of wading through endless, nearly identical options.

Dating back to the early 2000s, a big part of Grandin Road’s claim to fame is its mail-order catalogs. Included are ready-to-ship options on a range of furniture and decor items. In her review of the brand’s glider chairs, senior SEO analyst Stewart Savin says that “they took less than 30 days to arrive which was shockingly fast as many custom pieces can take months. Upon sitting in one of the chairs, the quality is apparent. The cushions are plush like down pillows while the chenille fabric is super soft but lives up to its performance rating.” Aside from furniture, this brand also offers fake Christmas trees to help get you in the spirit for the holiday season.

Shopping for furniture is an adventure on Urban Outfitters—you never know what you’ll find. Styles range from funky and eclectic to luxurious and glam, and it’s all Pinterest-worthy. If you’re looking for the small pieces of accent furniture, this brand is a great go-to. “Not only does the slender form pair well with nearly any design aesthetic,” AD PRO senior editor Mel Studach says in her review of the Tabitha nightstand, “but it offers two rotable sides: one closed off for minimalist, clutter-free vibes, and the other exposed for piled-on panache.”

Beloved by AD editors and celebrities like Ashley Tisdale, Sixpenny’s eco-friendly furniture offerings includes pieces for your bedroom, dining room, and living room. With an ethos that materials matter, you’ll find the brand’s items are made from ethically-sourced down feathers, frames handcrafted from kiln-dried solid hardwood, and all-natural linen-cotton covering options. Highlights include bed frames, coffee tables, children’s furniture, and the Neva Chaise Sectional senior design editor Zoë Sessums called “One of the most comfy couches I’ve spent time on in a while.”

Endlessly adaptable and incredibly easy to clean, the AD-approved Lovesac Sactional is just one piece from the brand that’ll transform your home into a cozy oasis. With three different base pieces (the Sectional seat, Wedge seat, and Storage seat) that can be configured into just about any seating arrangement, you can really have it all—from a full living room set to an extra-large U-shaped sectional. Looking for something that fits an even more relaxed vibe? We recommend checking out an ultra-comfy Sac, which can seat anywhere from one to four people.

If fully customized furniture is what you’re after, look no further than BenchMade Modern. The brand offers endless customizations (down to the exact measurements of some items) and specializes in fast production. For items like a sectional sofa (which we reviewed during Seat Week), Benchmade even sends a free swatch kit and a genius paper cutout to help measure your space—making your selection process that much easier.

Ssense may be a trusted go-to for all your fashion needs, but the Canadian retailer is also quite the hub for some of our favorite furniture brands. From iconic Herman Miller and Vitra designs to newer makers like Gustaf Westman, outfitting your home and wardrobe with Ssense is an easy feat. We’re particularly fond of the curvy side table below, an exclusive to the webstore.

Act fast: Ssense’s Black Friday sale is here and you can shop furniture up to 60% off.

Detroit-based Floyd is the next name on our guide of brands you should know. You may recognize its viral bed frame from your Instagram feed, but the furniture maker’s other offerings are equally photogenic. What’s more is that all of the brand’s pieces are made to last and come with a 10-year warranty—including the AD-approved Floyd sectional sofa.

If you want to turn your home into a modern masterpiece, look no further than DWR. It offers sleek furniture for every single room in the house, from couches to bookshelves. Whether you want to spruce up your home office or overhaul your living room, DWR has the classics to transform your space. Here’s AD global visuals director Michael Shome’s review of the Esther bookshelf: “I love this shelving unit. It’s absolutely beautiful—quality materials and well-made,” he says of the piece. “A design statement in itself, and more than just a functional storage furniture. Its beautifully curved shelves are elegant but sturdy (there’s ample space for displaying large coffee table books and also decorative objects).”

No furniture type is forgotten at Sundays. From weather-resistant outdoor furniture to luxe bed frames and chic coffee tables, the site is a vault of timeless design. These are pieces that will blend right in with a ton of different interior styles, from minimalist situations and farmhouse vibes, to contemporary with a capital C. “This sectional is extremely kid-friendly,” says AD contributor Shoko Wanger in her review of the Wind Down Modular sectional. “It’s deep, has soft edges, and has retained its shape and color despite the aforementioned daily pummeling from our three-year-old. Also, the moveable ottoman has proven extremely versatile.”

Fans of traditional decor will love what’s happening at Perigold. There are a ton of furniture designs with fun textures like rattan and velvet. You could lose a lot of time digging through the stock, so go in with an idea of what you’re looking for.

For both iconic designs and one-offs from emerging designers, check out the MoMA Design Store. Though the online shop certainly skews toward kitchen gadgets, decor, accessories, and gifts, don’t sleep on the furniture section. Here you can find pieces that are showcased in the MoMA permanent collection, like the Eames chair and Kartell Componibili storage, next to modern brands like Hay and Areaware.

The nice thing about Neighbor’s designs is that they all kind of go together. The Haven collection is a great example—and would look really good in any backyard situation. The site is all about high-quality outdoor furniture, so keep that in mind as you browse.

No list of the best online furniture stores would be complete without IKEA. Its furniture is a staple for design lovers on a budget, with simple Scandi-style options for minimalists and trendier pieces for risk takers. Ordering online has its pros and cons: You can avoid the crowds and the maze-like layout of the store, but you’ll also miss out on the Swedish meatballs.

AllModern is a curation of the best modern furniture, from Scandinavian to farmhouse. The prices are competitive and the delivery is fast. What more could you want from online furniture shopping?

1stDibs’s high-end offerings range from antique and vintage pieces to postmodern marvels. In addition to vintage furniture, you’ll find the latest releases from rising contemporary design stars, as well as decor, pillows, lighting solutions, rugs, and more. It’s a one-stop shop for interior design.

With a wide selection and solid price points, Joss & Main is a foolproof option that won’t disappoint—the retailer carries hundreds of brands across every style. Its sophisticated collections make it easy to plan your dream decor and order right from your laptop or phone. “I tend to favor clean lines and timeless pieces, so when shopping recently for a new living room floor lamp, the Montage Modern caught my eye and held it, even after viewing dozens of additional (and pricier) options,” says Diane Dragan, global director of content strategy & operations of her recent Joss & Main purchase. “When the efficient, compact box arrived (less waste!), assembly was a snap—literally, as the shade fabric clips to the lamp ring, and seals on itself with an invisible magnetic strip. Magic.” Bonus: Flash sales happen regularly so you’ll be able to score a nice discount on accents like this floor lamp, an area rug, and more.

CB2, the younger offshoot of Crate & Barrel, offers a hip selection of modern, minimalist, and midcentury furniture that has made it a go-to for apartment dwellers and first-time home owners alike. CB2 offers free design consultations via video chat, and the company will also help you create mood boards and 3D room renderings. It’s also known for incredibly chic collaborations with designers and artists like Lenny Kravitz and Kara Mann.

Crate & Barrel offers stylish furniture for every room, from kitchen to home office. Though its prices are on the higher side, you can rest easy knowing its furniture is high-quality and made to last. Shipping is free on orders more than $99.

During the retailer’s ongoing Black Friday sale, you can score up to 50% off sitewide and get free shipping on all orders $49+.

One Kings Lane has furniture in every style, but it actually has an entire section on its website devoted to vintage. From John Widdicomb side tables to Burmese rattan polo chairs, the site has all the vintage finds that will transform your living room into something straight out of The Great Gatsby.

You can shop by room or by style (including ski house, beach house, or modern) on RH. Its extensive selection, plus design consultation services, make furnishing the home of your dreams a fairly straightforward process.

Shop at The Inside and you’ll never need an interior designer. The brand curates entire sets of furniture for every room based on your style preferences and needs. If you’re starting from scratch (or starting over), The Inside makes it painless to pull together a room that looks like it was pulled from the pages of AD. You can also shop piece by piece, of course. Take its one-minute style quiz to find selections just for you.

Workplace furniture does not have to be boring—far from it. Haworth’s designs come straight from that cool office you saw on Instagram, from desks with colorful peg legs to gaming chairs that aren’t an eyesore (which are extremely hard to find, FWIW).

Fans of industrial design could spend an entire afternoon perusing the furniture on Industry West’s site. From ribbed leather sofas and chunky lounge chairs to stone-topped side tables and leggy floor lamps, these pieces will quickly become high-quality staples you’ll love surrounding yourself with from home to home.

Jayson Home specializes in unique and vintage-inspired furniture sourced from around the world. You’ll find everything from selenite logs and leather coolers to airy pendants and midcentury burlwood desks with brass detailing. We’re such fans of their Chicago flagship, we named them one of the 83 Best Home Decor Stores in America.

There is a lot of cool stuff on Schoolhouse’s webpage, but we’re partial to the stools. Hear us out: You’d be surprised how handy a stool can be. They serve as seating at a party where one too many guests bring a plus one, or to stack books on them for a cozy little decor moment (or a reminder to read something from your growing stack of to-be-read), or to reach a tall spot above the refrigerator. The stools from Schoolhouse come in bright colors (think: candy apple red) and will look great when not in use. Make sure to check out the rest of the inventory too. It’s all worth a look.

Looking for vintage furniture? One of the best online stores for pre-owned furniture is AptDeco. You can buy from brands like West Elm or Herman Miller at a fraction of the (new) full price. Notably, this is one of the few vintage furniture stores that offers returns.

If you’re looking for clean lines and a contemporary aesthetic, you’ll love Goodee—and not just because of the minimalist masterpieces they source from retailers like Skagerak and Carl Hansen, but because of their deep commitment to sustainability and ethical manufacturing.

This environmentally conscious brand is committed to using only nontoxic, eco-friendly materials. It exclusively uses real wood, hypoallergenic wool, and organic textiles. All of its products are free of fire retardants, ozone depleters, heavy metals, pesticides, and carcinogens. Not only are its products responsibly made and high quality, they’re also beautiful! Medley has a collection of sleek, handcrafted pieces for every room in your home.

Custom furniture can get pricey ridiculously fast, but not when you’re shopping the picks at Inside Weather. Even though there are a few core designs, the textile options will have you mixing and matching for hours on end. Plus, many of the furniture designs come with the option to add side tables, arms, or leave it arm-less. You can even choose which side of the furniture you want said side table or arm located. Options are a beautiful thing.

Playful and color-obsessed, Hem covers all bases when it comes to furniture: Couches, shelves, poufs, dining chairs, tables, storage—the silhouettes pack personality into a small space. This is a great space to search for conversation starters for both small and large spaces.

What to consider before making an online furniture purchase:

But before you go all in on something, there are a couple of things you’ll want to keep in mind during your search. First up: measure, measure, measure. Testing out furniture IRL is great but not always possible. The last thing you want is to fall in love with something online only to find out it won’t fit through your front door or in the nook it was meant to inhabit. On that note, make sure to measure the package as well—the box will add a couple of inches that you’ll have to account for.

In addition to measuring, consider if you’re going to want this piece of furniture to travel with you from home to home. If you’re working with a larger budget and consider the furniture you’re seeking out to be an investment piece of sorts, you may not want to lean completely into a trending color or texture—such as a hot pink corduroy couch. And we have nothing against hot pink corduroy couches (we love them), but you may not be as into the bold statement in 10 years as you are now. Consider this food for thought.

With two of the biggest considerations out of the way, go forth and seek out that ottoman or couch you’ve been thinking about for years.