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LA's Coolest Home Goods Stores for Furniture, Décor, and More

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Los Angeles isn't only home to the globe's best vintage and denim boutiques; it's also brimming with superior home décor stores that are ready to trick out just about every type of abode, from cute to colossal.

Since the last few months have been incredibly active in the world of LA real estate (everyone from millionaire blogstar Chiara Ferragni to Girls creator Lena Dunham are now honorary Angelenos), we decided to give last year's home goods map a serious renovation to present the 38 very best places to shop for your sanctuary in 2015.

From rustic midcentury must-stops like Hammer and Spear in DTLA to ultra-eclectic spots like Gold Bug in Pasadena to funky little shops like Potted in Atwater Village, we've got it all. Don't see your favorite? Hit up our tipline or leave a comment below and we'll consider them for the next round.

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A+R is a dreamland for colorful dwellers. Founders Andy Griffith and Rose Apodaca's design-driven haven houses plenty of cool pieces for your home, from full-scale furnishings to quirky tabletop items; they've also got a location on Abbot Kinney note that their Venice shop has shuttered. [Photo: Ramona Rosales]

Badia Design

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Catering to the gypset crowd, Badia's hand-painted furniture, colorful mosaic tables, tin and glass lanterns, vibrant poufs, and many other Moroccan finds will be right at home in any globetrotter's abode. [Photo]

Berbere World Imports

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From Indonesian teak dining tables to vintage African fabric pillows, this massive Culver City furniture store specializes in furniture, textiles, indoor and outdoor decor, and much more from every corner of the world. [Photo]
Swedish interior designer Isabelle Dahlin's love for travel, art, style, and cultures inform her shop's stock of midcentury modern furniture, colorful glazed pottery, textiles, and more, all chosen for the home that's "sophisticated and cosmopolitan, yet whimsically accessible and fun." Update: the shop relocated from Echo Park to Silver Lake in June 2015. [Photo]

Design Within Reach

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Located in the WeHo Design District, DWR's impressive two-story, 10,000-square-foot space is an homage to retro and modern design. Its 25 room vignettes feature seating, decor, and more by every notable name in midcentury design and beyond, from Saarinen to Eames to Noguchi and others. [Photo]

Galerie Half

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Design worlds artfully collide at this half-art gallery, half-antique showroom, which offers European antiquities, objets d'arts, and 20th-century furnishings. Note: Call before you go, as sometimes they're closed while receiving shipments. [Photo]

H.D. Buttercup - LA

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Filled from floor to ceiling with vintage and antique finds, contemporary furnishings, rugs, and tons more, this 150,000-square-foot emporium is a go-to for interior design inspo—not to mention its much-hyped half-yearly sales. [Photo]

Hotel Surplus Outlet

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Yelpers note that inventory can be hit-or-miss at this hotel furniture liquidator, which has been known to stock pieces from the suites of The Peninsula, Beverly Hills Hotel, Avalon Hotel, and other luxury and boutique hotels. [Photo]
Modern Scandinavian design reigns supreme at this Abbot Kinney shop, which stocks colorful side chairs by Muuto, playful decor by Normann Copenhagen, textiles by Klippan, and more furnishings alongside clothing and accessories for women, men, and kids. [Photo]

JF Chen Antiques

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With three locations in LA (including the appointment-only Vault in Culver City), tastemaker and antiques dealer Joel Chen's 34,000-square-foot showroom in Hollywood is a magnet for set designers and collectors alike for its museum-worthy treasures. [Photo]

JVB Interiors

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This interior designer-faved store combines founders Damien and Regina's "keen eye for color, scale and design" and "experience in decorating, staging and furniture design for both residential and commercial spaces," resulting in a luxe collection of vintage, new, and one-of-a-kind pieces. [Photo]

Kelly Wearstler Flagship

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As Cali's reigning queen of maximalist design, multi-hyphenate designer Kelly Wearstler's Melrose flagship stocks mixed-metal furniture, eye-popping wallpapers, apparel, and more decor that reflects her raw and refined aesthetic. [Photo]

Kristen Buckingham Designs

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Celeb-faved interior designer (and wife of Lindsey, one-fifth of legendary '70s band Fleetwood Mac) Kristen Buckingham's WeHo shop reflects her elegant-meets-eclectic bohemian taste, which can be seen in Reese's Ojai estate. [Photo]

Lawson Fenning East

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Founded by designer duo Glenn Lawson and Grant Fenning, this "high-design, low-price" retail formula makes shopping for sophisticated vintage and modern interiors a painless process. Their Silver Lake store offers "the best from California to European 20th century design" alongside pieces made locally from sustainable materials. [Photo]

Midcentury LA

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This museum-like warehouse in NoHo boasts 12,000 square feet of midcentury modern furniture imported from Denmark and Sweden. Expect to find credenzas, coffee tables, seating, art, lighting, and anything else that'll make lovers of tapered legs swoon. [Photo]

Modernica

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Those fiberglass shell chairs aren't the only icons of Cali-modern design that you'll find at Modernica. The furniture company's showroom also offers George Nelson bubble lamps, Case Study pieces, and customizable storage units; its DTLA production facility is a must-visit during its semi-annual factory sales. [Photo]

MUJI Hollywood

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With massive outposts in Santa Monica and Hollywood, MUJI's minimalist home meccas are Japan's answer to Sweden's IKEA. Find perfectly packaged goods and furnishings for every room in the house, from sleek tableware to acrylic jewelry storage to bedding and more. [Photo: Elizabeth Daniels]

Nick Metropolis

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Filled with vintage treasures and cool oddities to make any decor fiend's heart flutter, this District La Brea furniture and decor trove is not for the claustrophobic. Find life-sized Elvis statues, '50s diner booths, neon signage, throwback pinball machines, wacky art, and whatever else pleases the eye of "King of Collectable" Nick Metropolis. The store also offers a free section off West First Street, though we can never manage to beat the early birds.

Rolling Greens

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You don't need a green thumb to shop this stylish nursery and garden shop, which also offers hands-on classes in floral arrangement, terrarium design, and more. [Photo]

Shopclass

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Shopclass is one of the reasons we've declared Highland Park to be one of LA's next great indie shopping destinations. In addition to workshops, this hot spot hosts creative options for lighting, seating, storage and general "stuff." [Photo]

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store

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This isn't your average smelly secondhand store. A regular haunt of seasoned vintage shoppers, this charity-run warehouse in Lincoln Heights carries clothing, knick-knacks, antique furniture, framed art, and pieces that'll shine with just a little bit of TLC. [Photo]

Sunbeam

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Stocking reasonably-priced pieces for every midcentury modern home, this vintage shop in Highland Park also showcases their inventory online for for click-happy shopping and browsing. [Photo]

Sunset Bazaar

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Find Hollywood Regency interiors and Atomic Age collectibles mixed in with classic midcentury furniture at this interior designer-frequented store. [Photo]

Ten Thousand Villages

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Specializing in all things fair trade, this boutique showcases furniture, tableware, textiles, art, jewelry, and accessories made by of artisans hailing from Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. [Photo]

Wertz Brothers

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A pre-loved furnishings mainstay since 1931, the family-run antique mall stocks items from every continent, decade, and style. Asian and European antiquities, Americana, Art Nouveau, shabby chic, and midcentury modern are just a few tastes represented at the 55,000-square-foot warehouse. [Photo]

Amsterdam Modern

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This 10,000-square-foot warehouse in Echo Park is a playground for midcentury modern buffs looking for furniture and lighting straight from Amsterdam. [Photo]

Gold Bug

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This Tim Burton-esq haunt hosts unique collections of art, objects, and accessories that are for "the eclectic, eccentric and absurd." [Photo]

Grace Home Furnishings

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Founded in 2000 by designers Michael Ostrow and Roger Stoker, Grace Home Furnishings's 3,000-square-foot store in Brentwood Village caters to shoppers looking to infuse their homes with vibrant colors, custom fabrics, and a true coastal feel. [Photo]

House of Honey

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Founded by too-cool interior designer Tamara Kaye-Honey, this South Pas showroom features a creative mix of bespoke home goods, head-turning bric-a-brac, and custom lighting. Here you'll also find designs from equally inventive decor gurus like Alexandra Von Furstenberg and Kelly Wearstler. [Photo: Photo]
Opened in 2004 by Mary Gray, a former art director and set decorator, and Annette Goliti Gutierrez, a one-time screenwriter with a love for renovating homes and gardens, this Los Feliz hideaway is where you'll find mesmerizing finishing touches for indoor and outdoor living. [Photo]

Restoration Hardware: The Gallery

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This 40,000-square-foot, villa-style wonderland is the luxe furnishings retailer's first outpost to offer a dedicated space for its interior design services. The three-story, open-air store houses Restoration Hardware's entire collection of upscale furniture, linens, lighting, and decor, including its latest line of distressed leather seating.

Rubbish

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Once commissioned by legendary photographer Herb Ritts, interior designer Scott Mangan is a celebrity go-to, which is why this Silver Lake shop is a popular hangout. Shoppers can't get enough of his well-edited mix of contemporary and traditional offerings. [Photo]

Rummage

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Founded by interior designer Kishani Perera in 2011, this charming shop has a flea market feel, showcasing a cool array of global arts and furnishings. [Photo]

The Mart Collective

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This funky Westside shop offers 16,000 square feet of unique antiques, vintage home goods, art, and oddities for your abode. Here you'll find everything from a disco ball to a pair of midcentury modern swivel chairs. [Photo]

Cisco Home

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Besides hosting one of LA's most Instagram-worthy walls, Cisco Home's Melrose store is a mecca for made-in-LA, eco-friendly furniture. [Photo]

Hammer and Spear

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Bliss & Bone founder Cindy Skanderup has this to say about the DTLA haunt, set to officially reopen on March 14th: "From stationery to fireplaces, there is a richness and personal touch to every item in this carefully curated shop. Their selection is exquisite and next thing you know, you'll have been hanging around for hours with a cold beer in your hand and a throw pillow in the other." [Photo]

Hughes Estate Sales - Downtown LA Arts District

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Inspired by the success of its First Fridays sale in Altadena every month, Hughes Estate Sales's 8,000-square-foot showroom in DTLA's Arts District is open to the public on the third Friday of every month. The space is filled with unique home decor discounts and items anonymously consigned by celebrities who don't want to host sales in their private homes. [Photo]

Croft House

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Find reclaimed wood dining tables, dressers, shelving, and more handmade furniture and decor at this La Brea design studio, which crafts minimalist pieces from sustainably-sourced materials. [Photo]

A+R

A+R is a dreamland for colorful dwellers. Founders Andy Griffith and Rose Apodaca's design-driven haven houses plenty of cool pieces for your home, from full-scale furnishings to quirky tabletop items; they've also got a location on Abbot Kinney note that their Venice shop has shuttered. [Photo: Ramona Rosales]

Badia Design

Catering to the gypset crowd, Badia's hand-painted furniture, colorful mosaic tables, tin and glass lanterns, vibrant poufs, and many other Moroccan finds will be right at home in any globetrotter's abode. [Photo]

Berbere World Imports

From Indonesian teak dining tables to vintage African fabric pillows, this massive Culver City furniture store specializes in furniture, textiles, indoor and outdoor decor, and much more from every corner of the world. [Photo]

deKor

Swedish interior designer Isabelle Dahlin's love for travel, art, style, and cultures inform her shop's stock of midcentury modern furniture, colorful glazed pottery, textiles, and more, all chosen for the home that's "sophisticated and cosmopolitan, yet whimsically accessible and fun." Update: the shop relocated from Echo Park to Silver Lake in June 2015. [Photo]

Design Within Reach

Located in the WeHo Design District, DWR's impressive two-story, 10,000-square-foot space is an homage to retro and modern design. Its 25 room vignettes feature seating, decor, and more by every notable name in midcentury design and beyond, from Saarinen to Eames to Noguchi and others. [Photo]

Galerie Half

Design worlds artfully collide at this half-art gallery, half-antique showroom, which offers European antiquities, objets d'arts, and 20th-century furnishings. Note: Call before you go, as sometimes they're closed while receiving shipments. [Photo]

H.D. Buttercup - LA

Filled from floor to ceiling with vintage and antique finds, contemporary furnishings, rugs, and tons more, this 150,000-square-foot emporium is a go-to for interior design inspo—not to mention its much-hyped half-yearly sales. [Photo]