Get the look: the best online shops for maximalist style decor

If you’re the sort that likes to mix your striped wallpaper with leopard print cushions, and whose worst nightmare is magnolia walls, then you might just be a maximalist. This more-is-more style is full of pattern, colour, and fun. It’s all about individuality and the best part is, there are no rules. These are our pick of the best online shops to look for maximalist decor.

House of Hackney

House of Hackney is known for its maximalism, lavish upholstery, and intentional play with pattern and texture. Their famous frilled BAMBUSA Tilia Table Lampshade will add a luxurious feel to your space, whilst the tiger motif on this SABER Medium Tassel Velvet Cushion will take you straight to the jungle.

Not On The High Street 

The clue is in the name with Not On The High Street, selling unique pieces direct from boutiques and independent sellers it’s great for personalised pieces—a key component of the Maximalist home. Give your guests a gilded welcome with this gold leaf WELCOME sign.

Fy 

In their words, “the first and only home and living shopping experience that learns your vibe and gets smarter as you go”, according to Fy, they’ll know your style like Spotify knows your music taste. The jury’s out but what we do know is that we love this Tiger Temple pink woven throw by Camille Gressier Textiles.

Smithers of Stamford

Smithers of Stamford’s motto is ‘Dare to be Different’ which could very well be the maximalist movement’s war cry. Selling homewares new and old their range of upcycled retro furniture is a must browse.

Oliver Bonas

You can’t walk into Oliver Bonas and not find something lovely. You might not need it, but you want it all the same. We love these  Issey Coral Velvet Fringed Cushion covers - perfect for adding both colour and texture to your home!

Urban Outfitters 

A must-stop destination for retro homewares, Urban Outfitters is a great place to look for maximalist interiors. We’re currently loving this Leopard table lamp.

Etsy 

Whilst Not On The High Street champions independent boutiques, Etsy is more about individual sellers so it’s another great place to find one-of-a-kind pieces that you can often personalise.

Graham & Greene 

We love Graham & Greene for colourful and eclectic homewares. They tend to be ahead of the trend so you won’t spot the same designs everywhere. Curves are very on-trend right now and these metal side tables would add just the right amount of visual interest in a bedroom or living room.

Sasse & Belle 

Stocked with fun and frivolous interiors Sasse & Belle is for grown-ups that know how to stay in touch with their inner child. Add bursts of colour with a vibrant array of their colourful candle holders.

Chairish

It wouldn't be a maximalist home without at least a splash of leopard print, so why not check out these Custom Barrel-Back Armchairs in Leopard Velvet from Chairish. We are swooning over these Venetian glass table lamps, too.

Jungalow 

Rising to fame as one of the world’s most-followed interior decor blogs, you know Jungalow is going to be filled with things you want to buy. The organic shape and nature-inspired design of this Optimism Fiesta Rug by Justina Blakeney® X Loloi are simply gorgeous.

Want some more interior decor inspiration? Take a look at the best online shops for eclectic decor.