My interior design style is as eclectic as my fashion. Just as with fashion, many of my home furnishings were curated from a variety of sources. My interior design style is modern, eclectic and transitional. Mixing different design elements keeps a space balanced. If you have too many modern pieces and your space can appear and feel a little cold. Too may traditional pieces, too dated. Mix the two and you have perfect harmony. I’ve listed my top go-to places to shop for home furnishings.
- CB2 – A more modern take to its sister store, Crate & Barrel. Explore CB2 for clean mid-century modern furniture options and accents. The company started out of Chicago in 2000 and has become a favorite go to for modern interior design enthusiasts.
- Fab.com – An online destination for unique and quality pieces by new artists and designers to include accessories, accent pieces, and eye-catching tech products. I love the unique design elements of many of the home furnishings at fab.com. The site is just that. You’ll have to create an account to gain access to their inventory.
- Pier1 Imports – I’ve been a loyal customer of Pier1 for years now. Pier1 has an eclectic variety of décor ranging from modern to traditional pieces in style. If you catch them during one of their flash sales, you can score some amazing finds. Pier1 stores are pretty accessible throughout the country.
- Pottery Barn – Founded in 1949, the company has been around for over 60 years. You’ll find more traditional pieces here of exceptional quality. Pottery Barn is my go to retailer for traditional pieces. Pieces that have withstood the test of time.
- Crate & Barrel – The parent company to CB2. There isn’t much to say about C&B with the exception of, I love it! Colorful and modern, the options here are infinite.
- Z Gallerie – My go to for stylish décor furnishings that range from Hollywood glamour to contemporary in design. A true favorite of mine.
- West Elm – Operating under the Williams-Sonoma brand, you’ll find some of the most fabulous modern yet earthy design elements here. You can find select retail stores nestled within proximity to your local luxury malls. I usually order directly out of the catalog or online for convenience, but if you have a store near you–you should certainly drop in .
