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Our vintage obsession stretches farther than our wardrobes because yes, ‘fast interiors‘ are a thing too.
Stop your space looking like everyone else’s and engage in circular shopping with some well-placed second hand, antique and vintage homeware all done from the comfort of your own sofa with some online shopping (we’re not all ones for trawling car boots and auction houses).
If you already know what you are looking for, be it a specific mid-century designer or thrifty up-cycling project, look to eBay, Etsy and 1st Dibs and search their vast marketplaces.
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But if a more curated experience appeals, look to our list of the 21 best vintage homeware and furniture online stores now.
Our top tips for buying homeware and furniture online:
- Measure, measure and measure again. Imagery and your imagination can play tricks on you, so ensure pieces fit and work well in the space ahead of time by measuring.
- Ask away. These dealers are used to questions, and should know a lot more than you do about any given object, so feel free to ask about quality, history and return policy ahead of time.
- Think creatively. Interiors are made only better with considered risks, be it clashing bold colours or using unexpected items for new practical uses.
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