bloggers' guide to online shopping: part two

today is the second and final installment of the bloggers' guide to online shopping. thanks again to all the bloggers who shared their favorite links with us! [part one and two of the shopping guide are now archived in the guides section above]

Irene at Bloesem:

• Favorite Online Shop for Furniture: Modernity
• Favorite Online Shop for Textiles: Volksfaden, Duck Cloth, Remakeables and Linnet
• Favorite Online Shop for Wallpaper: Nama Rococo
• Favorite Online Shop for Gifts: Twig, Muji, Luxeville, Het Grote Avontuur and Day Lab
• Favorite Online Shop for Ceramics: Tichelaar, Industreal and Le Petit Atelier de Paris
• Favorite Online Shop for Vintage Finds: Freckle Wonder and Corolla Cream
• Favorite Online Shop for Artwork: Andyland and Mocchi Mocchi (for prints)
• Hidden Gems Online: Non Chalant Mom (for kids), Couverture, Halla (for Finnish design), Biotope, Kana, 13th Floor and Fukuya (for Japanese design)

Meg Mateo Ilasco at Designer's Library:

• Furniture: Viva Terra
• Lighting: Niche Modern
• Textiles: Maharam
• Papergoods: And, Spring
• Wallpaper: Walnut Wallpaper
• Gifts: Curiosity Shoppe
• Ceramics: Heath Ceramics
• Garden: Sprout Home
• Vintage Finds: Surfing Cowboys and Retro at Home (they reupholster all my stuff!)
• Artwork: Park Life
• Hidden Gem Online: Kiosk and Labour and Wait

Jean at NotCot:

• Furniture: Design Public
• Lighting: Mixko
• Papergoods: O Plus D
• Gifts: Suck UK, Elsewares, Thorsten Van Elten, A + R Store, Areaware, Greener Grass Design, Violet, Knock Knock, Archie McPhee, MOCA, MoMA, Flight 001, Branch, Fred Flare, Chocosho
• Ceramics: Heath Ceramics
• Garden: Big Red Sun (their living wall hangings are breathtaking)
• Artwork: Jordan Crane and Audrey Kawasaki

Jena at Modish:

• Textiles: I'm really in love with Poppycotton- all the goods are handcrafted from vintage fabrics
• Papergoods: I'd have to say Etsy- their selection of papergoods is never ending!
• Gifts: I've honestly been getting all my gifts lately from my own shoppe!
• Ceramics: Peek Keep
• Garden: Uncommon Goods
• Vintage Finds: Thrifty Goodness
• Artwork: Etsy
Hidden Gem Online: I drool almost daily over the jewelry collection over at Day Lab- both new and vintage, there's some fun stuff!

Anna at Absolutely Beautiful Things:

• Furniture: HFOC, Salvage, Pieces, Inc., and the Junk Company
• Textiles: Purl Soho, Repro Depot, No Chintz
• Papergoods: Iomoi or Note Couture
• Gifts: Etsy or Plumo
• Garden: Parterre or Ian Lyell
• Vintage Finds: Ebay, Paris Hotel or Posh Vintage
• Artwork: Doggett or Etsy

Lena Corwin:

• Furniture: Modern Seed
• Lighting: Rejuvination
• Textiles: Textile Arts and Auto
• Papergoods: Little Otsu
• Wallpaper: Secondhand Rose
• Gifts: Rare Device
• Ceramics: Maxwell Silver
• Garden: GRDN Bklyn
• Vintage Finds: Ebay
• Artwork: Motel Gallery and Etsy
• Hidden Gem Online: Maximo Design

Courtney at Style Court:

• Textiles: Lewis & Sheron (For budget-friendly David Hicks-ish geometrics, or nice durable linens/cottons in great punchy colors. Typical prices range from $11.50 to $40 per yard with many fabrics costing less than $20 per yard), The Silk Trading Co. (For a compromise between high-end, trade-only fabrics and the mass outlets. Especially their nubby silks (perfect for giving a flea market chair a KWID inspired makeover) as well as their hand-woven, hand-dyed linen/cotton stripes. I just think their colors are some of the prettiest around. Although, to me, the web site doesn't do justice to the colors, but swatches are free. Typical prices range from about $20 to $60 per yard)
• Vintage Finds: Pieces (Pieces isn't inexpensive, but it is one of the few vintage furniture boutiques that shows a large amount of inventory online, with prices. New finds are constantly added too. The owner has custom pillows made-up in fabrics from Kelly Wearstler, Lulu DK and other high-end fabric houses), Wisteria (For unexpected but not too trendy tables and side chairs, great vases and accessories), Paris Hotel Boutique (
  For vintage books and unusual finds), Turquoise L.A.
• Papergoods: Broadway Paper and Elum
• Hidden Gems Online: Jayson Home and Garden (Great customer service and really chic, usually attainable vases etc.), Carolyne Roehm (Most people might think Carolyne Roehm is for their mom but check-out the little chocolate and chartreuse ceramic vases, and the striped ribbon. Nice surprises) and Basic French Online for kids gifts

Julie at Another Shade of Grey

• Furniture: ebay seller tsandcompany
• Lighting: I mostly do vintage, so ebay would be it
• Textiles: ebay seller atomic-textiles
• Wallpaper: ebay seller logosogol (aka U-Turn)
• Gifts: etsy
• Ceramics: Retro & I love Jonathan Adler, but then who doesn't
• Vintage finds: deadbirdfinds @ etsy
• Artwork: etsy and ebay's self-representing sellers; for cheap and affordable: art.com & artselect.com

Anh-Minh:

• Furniture: eBay (where one of my favorite sellers is “mod-popism”), for new stuff, I shop at Retromodern
• Lighting: When trying to find light fixtures that work well with my 1950s house, I like Rejuvenation
• Textiles: Superbuzzy!
• Papergoods: For decorative and gift purposes, I like Kate’s Paperie. For crafting purposes, I get the basics (that I can use to Gocco or embellish in other ways) from Impress Rubber Stamps
• Wallpaper: I’m a big fan of Graham & Brown. At ICFF this year, I noticed that Umbra is releasing a line of wallpaper this fall through Graham & Brown. I can’t wait!
• Gifts: At the top of my list is Rare Device and I’m so excited that Rena’s opening a shop in SF soon.
• Ceramics: Peek Keep carries some great, harder-to-find designers
• Garden: Hands down, Sprout Home
• Vintage Finds: Surfing Cowboys is awesome, but often a bit out of my price range
• Artwork: For prints, it’s a tie between Tiny Showcase and Art Star. For affordable and original artwork, it’s another tie – this time, between The Beholder and The Wurst Gallery
• Hidden Gem Online: Cut+Paste is a great one-stop shop for handmade goods

Grace (me) at Home Design Ideas and Alternative:

• Furniture: Ebay, Room & Board
• Lighting: Jonathan Adler, Anthropologie and DWR
• Textiles: Purl Soho and Repro Depot
• Wallpaper: Secondhand Rose and Walnut Wallpaper
• Gifts: Etsy and Elsewares
• Ceramics: Karin Eriksson, Rare Device
• Vintage: Ebay, Turquoise LA and Modhaus
• Artwork: Tiny Showcase, Little Paper Planes, Little Otsu and Etsy
• Hidden Gem Online: Curiosity Shoppe

Maxwell at Apartment Therapy

• Furniture: Design Public
• Lighting:YLighting
• Wallpaper: NamaRococo
• Gifts: Mxyplyzyk
• Artwork: Lumas

Karen at Clothespin:

• Lighting: Z Gallerie
• Textiles: Pillows and Throws
• Papergoods: Luxe Paperie
• Gifts: Sterling Place
• Ceramics: Global Table
• Artwork: Jenny Jozwiak
• Hidden Gem: Viva Terra (for Eco Goods) and Bodum (these guys make the best kitchenwares and teapots)

Susan at Art Esprit:

• Furniture: Eboniste: I love love love these pieces
• Textiles: Repro Depot has always delivered the goods I need for most of my projects - but Pippa Caley is on my wish list -for at least a cushion!
• Papergoods: for raw goods I am seriously addicted to
  Art Paper and Paper Source. I like Art Star's collection of stationery most of the time
• Lighting: Hidden Art Shop- love it!
• Wallpaper: Naked and Angry and Palace Papers' Casey Gunschel's work is so beautiful. The all stops out piece i like very best is the frenchdot from namarococo- it has to be the best wallpaper ever.
• Gifts: Utrecht art or Dick Blick (I like to encourage creativity in children). Hidden Art Shop is great for everyone else
• Ceramics: My husband and partner tell me that I have gone a bit
  overboard with our ceramics selection at the gallery, (but I love it all so much).... so obviously i choose our shop for ceramics
• Vintage Finds: Abodeon- they keep promising their
  website. if you are anywhere near boston, it's worth the trip
• Artwork: Amy Rice, Edibeth Farrington and my friend erik boettcher's work (we have this from time to time at the gallery) is something really special
• Hideen Gem online: Home Anthology- beautiful furniture finds