With more than 8 million active sellers on Etsy’s online marketplace, sorting through the site can be overwhelming to say the least. It certainly helps to have a trusted shop or two in your back pocket, which is we tapped the collective minds (and bookmarks!) of Country Living editors, designers, and Etsy’s eagle-eyed trend expert Dayna Isom Johnson to narrow in on a truly useful, obsessively edited selection of sellers. Here you’ll find a wide (yet reasonable!) range of resources to bring your design vision to life. Bookmark your favorites now and thank yourself later.
ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE
For Fixtures and Finishes
Peoria Architectural Salvage
The handy husband-and-wife duo behind this Illinois-based business has made it their mission to rescue high-quality Victorian hardware and lighting fixtures from historic local residences. Their robust inventory includes larger structural elements such as doors, moldings, and trims, but where their line truly shines is in the details (think: antique brass knobs and door plates, patinated drawer pulls, regal bathtub claw feet, and ornate-patterned vent grates). Refurbished sconces and chandeliers are a luxe bonus!
For Antique Tools of the Trade
Patina, Rust and Bling
For salvagers with a scrappy side, this Pennsylvania parts shop serves up a DIYer’s dream mix of rustic gears, cogs, sprockets, pulleys, chains, and gauges worthy of the most weathered old barn or shabby shipyard project. Not hooked by the lure of rust and crust? How about something nostalgic? Printed with ads for everything from Maine potatoes to Michigan peat, their vast collection of burlap and canvas feed sacks are a homespun craft waiting to happen.
For Big Building Materials
The Old Grainery
Beautifully distressed French doors are some of the most sought-after standouts of this well-stocked Illinois warehouse—a massive operation specializing in salvaged materials of substantial size, from gardening go-tos like wrought iron fencing and gazebos to industrial farming supplies such as grain bins and corrugated tin barn siding. For a unique conversation piece, check out their selection of primitives and one-of-a-kinds. On offer currently: a hand-crank coffee grinder and antique cider press, plus treadle sewing machines, cast-iron wood stoves, and authentic apothecary cabinets.
ARTWORK, PAINTINGS & FRAMES
For Winsome Wall Art
Eugenia Ciotola Art
Through graceful brushstrokes and textural swirls of paint, Maryland-based artist Eugenia Ciotola has captured the natural joy of a life that’s simple and sweet. Her pieces celebrate quiet scenes of bucolic beauty, from billowing bouquets of peonies to stoic red barns sitting in fields of wavy green. For a parlor gallery or gathering space, we gravitate toward her original oils on canvas—an impasto still life, perhaps—while her stately farm animal portraits (regal roosters! ruff collared geese!) would look lovely in a child’s nursery.
For Historical Reproductions
Schooner Bay Co.
Even in the most painstakingly appointed interior, buying antique originals isn’t always an option (don’t ask how many times we’ve been outbid at an estate auction). And that’s where this trusted Pennsylvania-based retailer for historical reproductions comes in. Offering a colossal collection of framed art prints, decorative trays, and brass objects (think magnifying glasses, compasses, paperweights, and letter openers), these connoisseurs of the classics have decor for every old-timey aesthetic, whether it’s fox hunt prints for your cabin, Dutch landscapes for your cottage, or primitive animal portraits for your farmstead.
For Curated Cartography
Snapshots Vintage Maps
Featuring aged originals pulled from antique atlases dating back to the 1800s, this emporium of global maps is perfect for the picker with a proud sense of place. From grayscale grids of city streets to colorful topographies of the countryside, each delicately preserved document captures a unique view of the past. In addition to classic maps of the world, the Americas, and the States, the Pennsylvania-based collector also has a selection of historical railroad and battle maps on hand, and (pro tip) will even help you source something specific if you don’t see it listed.
For Birds and Botanicals
Wonders of the Past
From feathery green ferns to majestic portraits of poultry, each vivid vintage bookplate in this Oklahoma print shop is carefully hand-clipped from illustrated texts of the 1700-1900s and offered ready to frame. Birders will delight in owning original avian art from the likes of John James Audubon, be it a pair of pileated woodpeckers or a beautiful blue-billed heron. Plant people, meanwhile, will appreciate intricate botanical studies of fruits, florals, fungi, ferns—and lots and lots of lichen.
For Antique Oil Paintings
Galleries Vintage Art
From his home in the French countryside, antique art aficionado Serg Davydof acquires rare 19th-century oil paintings from grand châteaus and quaint cottages across France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Belgium, selecting each piece for its condition, authenticity, and heirloom quality. Highlights of his meticulously cultivated collection range from romantic impressionist landscapes and dramatic maritime scenes to elegant floral bouquets and moody Dutch still lifes—each of which ships worldwide in an original antique frame.
For a Library of Lithographs
Bumble and Bee 35
This noteworthy North Carolina shop is a go-to destination for authentic 19th- and early 20th-century academic-style art, with a focus on original hand-colored engravings, lithographs, and black and white etchings. Their virtual gallery is brimming with country-chic pieces like speckled egg engravings and sketches of handsome Hereford cattle, but we find particular delight in the seller’s quirky catalog of prints featuring food (the cuts of veal!), nursery rhymes (the anthropomorphic cats!), and classic 1800s fashions (the hats!)
For a Bit of Whimsy
Stardust Print Shop
Annalyn Hammons curates this selection of “whimsical fine art prints”—folk art, antique star charts, storybook illustrations—which make for gallery walls that don’t feel derivative. Don’t know where to start? We suggest perusing the tree of life prints.
For Crisp and Colorful Originals
Jorey Hurley
With characteristic warmth, Massachusetts-based artist and illustrator Jorey Hurley creates idyllic vignettes of life’s quieter moments—from tending a sprawling spring zinnia garden to watching mallards take a summer swim. Available framed or unframed, each sentimental print holds her deep appreciation for slowed-down living and stillness—and preserves a glimmer of simpler times so you can revisit that feeling whenever you desire.
For Pastoral Prints
Krista Kim Studio
Idaho artist Krista Kim’s hand-painted originals of rolling pastoral landscapes, simple still lifes, and curious farm friends have a distinctly vintage feel that translates beautifully to quality giclee prints. Her soft sketches of bouquets and stems, too, exude timeless, tranquil appeal, and would look charming clustered in a mini gallery. (Old-timey gold beaded frames sold separately.)
For Mini Oil Paintings
Ruxandra Maille Art
Designers love this shop’s petite original oil paintings of seascapes, landscapes, flowers, and more in ceramic frames that have an age-old quality. The Romanian artist will also do commissions should your pet be ready for his close-up.
For Moody European Art
Sharlene Lisanne
This star-seller shop owner sources most of her moody European paintings from her home base of the Netherlands, as well as France, England, Belgium, and Germany. You’ll find everything from flowers to portraits to landscapes.
For Vintage Frames
Emerson Frames
You can spend years curating the perfect mix of vintage frames for that gallery wall or you could just shop this site’s assortment of pre-curated mix-and-match bundles.
BEDDING, QUILTS & COVERLETS
For Heirloom-Worthy Pieces
Bluegrass Quilts
No layered farmhouse look would be complete without the homey, tactile touch of a hand-pieced quilt or two draped intentionally about the room. From harvest-hued sawtooth stars to playful patchwork pinwheels, each exquisite blanket from this Kentucky-based artisan is slow-crafted in traditional fashion from 100% cotton materials and can even be custom stitched from scratch to match your personal color palette and decorative purpose. For a classic country aesthetic, try a log cabin, double diamond, or star patch pattern.
For Top-Quality Quilts
Vintage Blessings
With an ever-evolving inventory sourced from auctions and estate sales across the country, this mother-daughter duo from Idaho has something quilted and cozy for every space. Their range of authentic antiques spans styles and centuries, from oak leaf and reel quilts dating back to the 1840s, to Depression Era Dresden plate designs, to rustic star quilts of all ages. Experienced quilt connoisseurs will appreciate the number of beautifully preserved pieces from the 1800s in this shop’s rotation (not a lot of cutters here!), while casual collectors will love the variety of colors and patterns on display. (As of today, our eyes are drawn to this stunning postage stamp quilt.)
For Striking Statements
Vintage Quilts by Marie
It seems quality vintage quilts are getting harder and harder to find, but Sarasota, Florida-based seller Marie Miller stays well stocked with the kind of quilts and coverlets that can make a room.
For Liberty Prints
Poppy and Honesty
This U.K.-based shop employs six talented seamstresses to create everything from bedding sets to pillowcases to quilts using ditsy Liberty prints—often paired with candy-colored stripes and checks.
For Breezy Linens
Moo
The casually rumpled, luxuriously layered look of linen will make any comfy cottage bed an extra-enticing place to rest your head. This Latvian linen shop dials up the romance with pretty pinstripes and ginghams, ruffles upon ruffles, French lace trims, and serene shades of lavender, oatmeal, and cream. (But also: don’t miss their stonewashed curtains!)
BOOKS
For Rare Reads
Forgotten Bookmarks
Oddity lovers flock to this storied New York bookshop, known not only for its collection of rare books, signed copies, and first editions, but also for the fascinating bits of ephemera that are often lost between pages. (Store owner Michael Popek even published a book about them!) Classic lit, rare reference, and historical non-fiction comprise a scholarly section of this collection, but the shop also offers quirky mass-market paperbacks, vintage magazines (think both Life and Amazing Stories), a plethora of prints and maps, and even bulk sheets of antique paper, salvaged from disbound books and re-packaged for crafts.
For Collectible Covers
Lace Trimmed Life
Some books just beg to be read in hardcover, don’t they? Luckily, the vast array of time-tested titles from this Pennsylvania-based proprietor are of sturdy-backed, collectible quality—perfect for stacking on display or handing down as heirlooms. A curated mix of coffee table books on art, gardening, and cooking will ensure you always have something easy to flip through, while literary works by the likes of Jane Austen and Ernest Hemingway are foundational for any home library. Searching for a nostalgic bedtime story? Currently, the seller has nearly 900 children’s books in stock, from classics like “Mother Goose” to fun, unusual finds like “The Pop-Up Book of Gnomes.”
For Decorative Sets
Pretty Old Books
If you’re not looking for something to read, per se, but rather a book that matches a room you’re trying to decorate, then this Alabama shop can be your first and last stop. Here, vintage book bundles come as color-coordinated sets, carefully arranged to complement a range of interior aesthetics. Styling a shabby cottage shelf? Try a small stack of unbound, distressed neutrals. Aiming for something more aristocratic? A row of leather-bound tomes will look very distinguished.
CERAMICS & POTTERY
For Hand-Painted Delftware
Heinen Delfts Blauw
Started by a father-son team in the Netherlands, this pottery shop is the product of pure artisanal passion passed down for generations. Their time-honored tin-glazed technique offers endless decorative possibilities, whether you assemble your own personal collection of quaint canal houses, hang an arrangement of wall plates, or choose an elegant lidded ginger jar for a cabinet display piece.
For Traditional Delft Tiles
Dolmen Antique Tiles
Warning: You will likely want to rip out your existing kitchen backsplash and start all over once you set eyes on the massive selection of little-square wares from this Netherlands-based shop.
For Colorful Counter Accents
Claylicious
Featuring everything from sweet berry baskets to colorful olive oil dispensers to pasta bowls, this California-based shop also comes in handy as a great gifting resource.
For Organic Neutrals
Every Story Studio
If you gravitate toward pretty ruffled edges and organic shapes, this U.K.-based sister-owned studio will prove well worth your while.
For Practical Pretties
Camillas Collection Co.
Featuring a hardworking lineup of functional ceramics including butter keepers, sponge holders, honey pots, and garlic graters, each pretty and practical piece from this California shop is handcrafted by a husband and wife duo using traditional studio techniques, then glazed in a selection of classic country hues from white pebble to French blue. Spring for a full durable, dishwasher-safe dinnerware set and consider your rustic tablescape complete.
For Fajalauza Bowls
Jojmá Ceramica
This new on Etsy Spain-based seller has a lovely assortment of glazed ceramic bowls and plates inspired by centuries-old designs.
DECORATIVE ACCENTS (ANTIQUE)
For English Country Antiques
1100 West Co.
This Illinois antiques shop is stocked with all manner of versatile vintage vessels culled from the English countryside, from massive stoneware crocks to charming little escargot pots. Their collection of neutral containers can be adapted for nearly any provincial purpose (envision white ironstone pitchers piled high with fresh-picked hyacinths, or glass canning jars holding your harvest grains), but we especially love their assortment of old advertising—from toothpaste pots to marmalade jars and ginger beer bottles galore—for a nice little nod to the quintessential country practice of repurposing what you’ve got.
For Enduring Artifacts
Through the Porthole
The weathered, artisan-made wares curated by this California husband-and-wife duo have been hand-selected from around the globe for their time-etched character. From gorgeous gray-black terracotta vases and rust-colored Turkish clay pots to patinaed brass cow bells and rustic reclaimed elm stools, each item is a testament to the lasting beauty of classic materials, with storied sun-bleaching and scratches befitting the most beloved, lived-in rooms.
For Time-Tested Storage Solutions
Materials Division
Function is forefront for this farmhouse supplier operating out of New York, whose specialized selection of vintage provisions have lived out dutiful lives of purpose. Standouts include a curated offering of trusty antique tool boxes and sturdy steel-clad trunks whose rugged patina tells the story of many-a household project. Meanwhile, a hardworking mix of industrial wire and woven wood gathering baskets sits handsomely alongside heavy-duty galvanized garbage bins and antique fireplace andirons.
For Seafaring Salvage
Atlantic Attic
You’re sure to encounter a delightfully crusty shipman or two in this shop (take, for example, Old Salty and Captain Pepper), but aside from the lighthearted lineup of fisherman figurines, duck decoys, and other maritime-themed decor, this Rhode Island retailer also offers a meticulously sourced trove of authentic antique salvage that’ll impress even the most seasoned sailor. From vintage burgees and signal flags to patinaed brass bells and propellers—and even a wonderfully weathered ship’s porthole—the treasures truly abound.
For Coastal Collectibles
Shore Trader
Run by former scrimshander Don Brady, this well-stocked nautical shop tells the tale of a lifetime trawling the Atlantic shores for all manner of rare seafaring souvenirs. Highlights gathered along the way include a veritable fleet of vintage ships in bottles (how do they get them in there?) and wooden models (check out the carved sails on this schooner!), plus an impressive assortment of antique barometers, glass fishing floats, and mini marine telescopes. For the cool and collected coastal grandmother, a selection of artisanally crafted Nantucket-style and Longaberger baskets will bring home a touch of breezy living.
For Fine French Finishes
Shabby French Vintage
When you’re in search of some authentic ooh-la-la, it’s best to head straight to the source, and a virtual visit to this antiques dealer in France rivals a day spent browsing the brocante. The sheer scale and selection of inventory is très impressive—and while you may pay a pretty penny for shipping, our favorite pieces are worth it for the major grandeur they deliver.
For Beautiful Brass
Nestlings
Whether you’re in it for the polish or the patina, this Texas-based shop offers a brass object to complement any curated aesthetic. Their claim to fame is a gorgeous collection of candle holders, ranging from Victorian pillars and fleur de lis garland sconces to choose-your-own sets of mismatched farmhouse candlesticks. But if you’re in the market for something quirky and collectible, they also have you covered. How about a clam shell trinket box, cornucopia vase, or perhaps an alligator nutcracker?
For New England Nostalgia
This Attic
Honoring a true New England heritage, this Maine-based vintage decor dealer has rescued a range of unique coastal relics in a dedicated section of their shop. Their line is anchored by a colorful assembly of vintage fishing buoys (perfect for stringing up on a porch), plus coils of lobster rope and antique boat cleats. Poke around and you’ll even spy a salvaged wooden ship’s wheel and vintage life preserver! For a nautical nod that’s slightly less on the nose, head on over to their beautiful curation of brass lanterns, which are reminiscent of a light guiding your way through any storm.
For Equestrian Elegance
The Polohouse
What once began as a blog covering country life in a converted polo barn and stables, by popular demand transformed into an online store for all-things classic equestrian. Among the pretty plaids and tartans you’ll find a thousand and one homages to horses, from French fillies on transferware plates and frameable fox hunting prints to authentic prize plaques and gorgeous horse brass medallions backed on leather straps.
For Grandmillennial Go-Tos
Calla Lily Home
This Missouri curator of vintage chintz is your source for grandmillennial gold, from antique chinoiserie ginger jars and petite porcelain Staffordshire figurines to floral-bedecked needlepoint pillows and framed wall hangings. Almost too exquisite for eating, an ornamental collection of kitchen accessories includes painted plates, quaint tea sets, cabbage leaf bowls, and oyster platters that are actually more decorative than anything.
For Eclectic Eccentricities
Lackluster Co.
Perusing the robust home decor section of this Pennsylvania-based shop is the next best thing to wandering the aisles of a well-stocked antiques mall. Here you’ll find everything from signage and furniture to quirky primitive folk art.
For Crocks of Every Sort
Blue Rover Vintage
Country Living Senior Homes & Style Editor Anna Logan frequents this Chagrin Falls, Ohio-based shop for all of the country house classics. It’s an especially great resource for stoneware crocks of all sizes, although you’ll also find pretty weathered ladders, wooden folding chairs, and a small sampling of ironstone.
For French Farmhouse Staples
Jan’s Vintage Stuff
Jan does have a lot of vintage stuff. We’re talking 2,000+ listings including everything from artwork to baskets to clothing. However, her largest category of them all is devoted to French farmhouse wares, which spans red-and-white torchons and tea towels, effortlessly chic canvas work aprons, damask tablecloths, enamel pitchers, and so much more.
For Porcelain Animal Figurines
Ceramic Passionarta
Ranging from 20th-century Beswick horses to 18th century Staffordshire dogs, this shop is a go-to if you’re looking for just the right four-legged accent piece.
DECORATIVE ACCENTS (NEW)
For Kitchen Keepsakes
Cattails Woodwork
It’s tough to choose between the beautiful hand-turned rolling pins, personalized breadboards, and acorn keepsake boxes made by artisan woodworker Brenda Watts, which is why you might as well add all of ’em to your cart.
For Pretty Painted Candles
Kazoku Workshop
No classic country gathering is complete without the flicker of candlelight, and these hand-painted pillar and taper candles bring bountiful warmth and charm to the table. Inspired by the wild meadows and garden blooms of the English countryside, each U.K.-made candle is delicately decorated with daffodils, roses, marigolds, and more. You can even customize them with a monogram or sentimental date.
For Mexican-Made Goods
Alheca
Dedicated to showcasing the talents of Mexican artisans, this Puebla City, Mexico-based shop is rich with handmade wares including flaked wax floral candles and seriously stunning clay candelabras.
For Quirky Candles
Artifaqt Design
Obsessed is an understatement. This shop’s produce-inspired beeswax candles—heirloom tomatoes! sweet corn! pumpkins!–are so realistic that they may accidentally wind up in your produce drawer.
For Tea Towels
Moontea Studio
As any devotee of slow decorating knows, sometimes it’s the little details that really bring a look home. For a spot of cheer along with your afternoon tea, we love the hand-stamped table linens from this Washington-based printmaker, which put a peppy, modern spin on farm-fresh produce. Patterned with lush illustrations of bright red tomatoes, crisp green apples, and golden sunflowers—then neatly finished with a color-coordinated hand-stitched trim—each tea towel, placemat, and napkin pays homage to the hours we spend doting over our gardens.
FABRIC
For a Trove of Textiles
The Textile Trunk
There’s really not much you won’t find in this globally curated go-to for all things textiles. After spending more than a decade in Europe, Vermont-based Wendy Lewis has amassed a tremendous treasury of vintage linens, with a principal interest in antique French fabrics, be it dramatic silk damask drapes, bold brocade tapestries, rustic grain sack bolts, or swathes of striped ticking. Every inch of material is hand-selected for its artistry, authenticity, and charm—delicate mends, tattered edges and all—whether it’s a faded floral quilt, a warm wool blanket, a heavy hemp stair runner, or a piece of elegant embroidered crewelwork.
For Block Prints
Indian Stores
The traditional hand-stamped technique comes to life in virtually every application here, with more than 400 prints available by the affordable (think less than $10) yard. Lovers of the classic blue-and-white combo should also check out the “Only Indigo” category.
For Stripes of All Stripes
Ticking Depot
Shop a mind-bogglingly robust selection (think 1,000+ listings) of antique ticking fabric organized by color at this treasure trove of durable-yet-breathable materials once used to make mattress covers. You’ll also find pretty pillows, lampshades, and more.
For Turkish Towels
Turkish Dowry
While we’re on the topic of textiles, we figured we’d also flag this useful resource that carries classic Turkish towels at wholesale prices. (There are more than 450 styles of hand towels alone!)
FURNITURE & SHELVING
For Elevated English Country
The Parson’s Nose
Sourced straight from the English countryside by studied antiques dealer Brad Stanwick, these fine furnishings from the 17th and 18th century bring home a time-tested touch of simple, provincial elegance. Accent your rustic abode in sturdy oak and pine pieces such as antique bleached consoles, ebonized chests, and beautiful glazed bookcases—and delight in every dent, stain, and scratch knowing that the patina is the purpose!
For Open-Concept Cabinetry
Folkhaus
A hallmark of many modern farmhouses, open shelving has become a stylish way to show that the practical wares you use everyday are the same ones you’re proud to put on display. With their signature line of bracketed wall shelves, Shaker-style peg rails, and raw steel kitchen rails, the team at Folkhaus has created a range of open storage solutions that beautifully balances elevated design and rustic utility. Rounding out their collection is a selection of open-shelved accent pieces like bookcases, benches, and console tables—each crafted from character-rich kiln-dried timber and finished in your choice of stain.
For Antique Opulence
Bucks Estate Traders
From their 58,000-square-foot showroom in Pennsylvania, this third-generation antiques dealer has been bringing the highest quality vintage, estate, and pre-owned furniture to their customers across the country for 30 years. Their massive inventory spans centuries of styles, with a heavy emphasis on pieces with classical elegance and rich ornamentation (think baroque armoires, rosewood Regency consoles, and carved mahogany Chippendale chairs). No matter what space you’re staging, there’s a furnishing fitting every need, from opulent upholstered footstools and settees to painted corner cabinets, gilt mirrors, ornate porcelain lamps, and queenly poster beds.
For Everything and the Kitchen Sink
86 Home
Whether you’re decorating a farmhouse, a cottage, a cabin, or a ranch, the curated finds in this vintage emporium (organized by style for your convenience!) are a delight to dig through. A special selection of heritage pieces stands out for its antique rustic aesthetic, with everything from spindle back chairs and step-back hutches to rarities like antique butcher’s blocks, butter churns, and hand-cranked washing machines. Once you’ve found the furnishings of your dreams, top them off with some eclectic accent pieces: vintage studio pottery is a shop specialty, but you’ll also discover whimsical wonders such as a duck-shaped lint brush and antique wooden juggling pins.
For Picks With Historic Purpose
Industrial Artifact
With a long family history of scouring old mills, warehouses, and factories to salvage pieces and parts from the Industrial Revolution, this Illinois antiquer has translated his love of historic tools and machinery into a profession giving hardworking old furnishings new life in homes, workshops, and offices around the country. Alongside a utility-centric collection of drafting tables, swing-stool workbenches, and card catalogs, beautifully preserved pieces like handsome oak hutches and stately leather Chesterfields make a room instantly more distinguished for conducting your daily business.
For Antique Accents
Curated Vintage Store
Often it’s the details that really complete a design: and that’s where this Netherlands-based shop comes in. Specializing in smaller antique furnishings with big personality, their line is perfect for adding character to corner nooks and crannies. Ornate apothecary chests, spice cabinets, and Florentine magazine racks turn simple storage solutions into conversation pieces, while a large selection of ornamental mirrors—including scalloped oak, gold-bowed, and baroque styles—bring vintage drama to mantles and walls.
For Stylish Seating
1001 Vintage Chairs
True to its name, this German trader has carved out a noteworthy niche selling a large selection of seating, with a focus on vintage modern pieces crafted from sleek oak and Danish teak. With options to shop for a single accent chair or procure dining sets of up to ten (currently in stock: a pair of beech wood Benzel chairs in grandmillennial pink, plus a reupholstered set of five German Lübke chairs in a harmony of warm hues), there are seats for nearly every situation. We’re especially enamored with their section of wicker and cane, with beautiful bentwood chairs by Thonet.
For Pretty Pine Pieces
Patina Maison Shoppe
Designer Claire Brody is a fan of this Colorado-based shop that boasts an impressive selection of wood furniture—pretty English pine, in particular. You’ll also find a range of decorative accents including Louis Philippe mirrors and original art.
For Bistro-Style Shelving
Soil and Oak
We’re particularly smitten with this shop’s brass ceiling-mount shelving units, which you can customize by number of shelves and number of rails. If an industrial look is more your speed, you can also opt for sturdy metal piping.
For Sweet Little Stools
From and to Nature
Looking for the perfect little accent stool? Look no further than this Canadian shop featuring stools, tiny tables, and plant stands in all kinds of shapes.
For Scandinavian Style
Casa Fika
If you happen to have a soft spot for vintage Scandinavian furniture, you’re going to want to bookmark this well-stocked resource with an especially strong chair selection.
HARDWARE
For Bin Pulls, Brackets, and Hooks
Yester Home UK
Start with the beautiful selection of cabinet handles and latches in everything from aged brass to cast iron, then mosey on over to the impressive selection of hooks and shelf brackets. While you’re virtually shopping around the U.K., also swing by The Foundryman for more hardware options.
For a Bit of Brass
Insid East
This Marrakesh, Morocco-based shop specializes in pretty bridge faucets, shower systems, and other hardware in traditional and unlacquered brass. Psst: If you don’t see what you need, perhaps the newer-to-Etsy shop BrassArtistry may be able to help.
For Lots of Lucite
Luxholdups
From stair handrails to drapery rods to bathroom hardware, this female-owned shop’s pretty polished wares are all made under one roof in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
For Unique Door Knockers
Brass Bee
While you’ll find all sorts of hardware in this U.K.-based shop, it’s the door knockers that turned the company into a buzzworthy brand. While the bee is the O.G., the selection now includes everything from stags to seashells to shaggy-banged Highland cows.
KIDS’ DECOR
For Sweet Decorative Bunting
Edgewood Farmhouse
For the littles, a bit of festive bunting can go a long way toward making every day in the nursery feel like a celebration. The charming garlands from this Missouri maker—featuring rows of waddling ducks, adorable floral frocks, and customizable gingham-checked lettering—nod to the warmth and nostalgia of a rural childhood raised on Mother Goose and Beatrix Potter.
For Hand-Stitched Stuffies
Laurel Lodge
The plush animal stuffies from this Ireland atelier are as snuggly as they are stylish, and made to grow up with your babe. Cuddly cockerels, bow-tied bears, and pink-nosed piglets—all crafted from soothing shades of natural linen—will look perfectly at home both tucked in their cribs and perched proudly atop their big kid beds.
For Crochet Wall Hangings
Jenni Wren Shop UK
This shop’s whimsical take on taxidermy includes cute country-friendly critters (Highland cows, bunnies, bears) as well as elephants, hippos, and dinosaurs.
For Custom Felt Banners
Dusty Pennants
Featuring not-cheesy motivational messages, this New Zealand shop’s felt pennants and banners have a retro quality we love. You can customize border and background colors on many of the shop’s offerings or opt to create an entirely custom creation featuring a name or message of your choosing. We also love the custom initial banners from this shop.
KITCHENWARE & SERVEWARE
For a Bevy of Ice Buckets
Fizzy Buckets
You’re going to want to bookmark Etsy star seller Cora van Manen’s incredible resource for every ice bucket under the sun. (Psst: Collecting runs in the family, as Cora’s sister Jeanette also has an Etsy shop dedicated to pretty embroidered and monogrammed linens.)
For Oyster Plate Heaven
Oppalie
Specializing in French country antiques, this treasure trove features all the typical Francophile favorites (antique Le Creuset, French confit pots), but it’s an especially good resource for shell-indented dishes.
For Copper Cookware
Big Copper Kitchen
The vintage copper pots and pans from this California cookware specialist strike that perfect balance between functional and stylish. Sourced globally from restaurants and hotel kitchens, each piece is chosen for its historic significance (stamped initials and name engravings often tell an owner’s story!) or professional-grade quality and thickness. From simple saucepans and stew pots to massive roast pans and dovetailed bain-maries, each item stocked is offered cleaned and polished to preserve its history, or re-tinned by hand to restore its former glory.
For So. Much. Silverware.
Total Vintage
Specializing in pretty patterns and hard-to-find sets, this well-stocked vintage silverware shop will instantly elevate any decorously appointed dinner service. Storied standouts include a complete 54-piece rose-embellished cutlery set from Reed & Barton, a pretty, heritage-patterned setting for eight, ornate silver-plate ice cream spoons, and an incredible assortment of regal rarities—like nut picks, caviar paddles, olive forks, and claw-foot sugar tongs. And did we mention the swoon-worthy spoons? Currently up for grabs: soup gumbo spoons, demitasse spoons, and antique bent-handle baby spoons, too!
For a Plethora of Pyrex
Kitchen Klassics Co.
Dedicated collectors of the coveted bakeware brand will discover a vast assortment of vintage Pyrex in this Florida storefront, including perennially popular styles such as the classic retro “Dots” and turquoise “Butterprint,” as well as hard-to-find promotional patterns (on shelves currently: a complete set of black and yellow “Gooseberry”). In addition to the signature mixing bowls that often come to mind, you’ll also find rare refrigerator dishes, casseroles, stockpots, and canisters up for grabs. The seller offers pieces for purchase both individually and as complete sets, and because he’s constantly restocking, his shop has become a destination for single-dish replacements.
For French Country Fixins
La Mistralette
Sisters Alix and Laetitia are believers in the brocante, journeying market-to-market around the sunny south of France to assemble a tableau of tableware worthy of the dreamiest country château. Their impeccably curated storefront is distinguished by a particularly stunning selection of antique confit pots and gargoulettes—a traditional primitive jug used for water or wine—plus fine floral earthenware from Digoin Sarreguemines, which sits prettily alongside pink depression glass and emerald green Alsace stemware. (You may even snag some vintage Le Creuset!)
For Beautiful Blues and Whites
Vintage For Modern
Admittedly, the entire line of cottagecore and farmhouse-friendly antiques amassed by this talented Belgian treasure hunter deserves our attention (the wicker picnic baskets! the aperitif glasses! the pewter duck trinket boxes!) But the clear—or should we say, cobalt?—standout is their charming collection of blue-and-white pottery like the pattern “Blau Saks” from timeless craftsmen like Blue Danube and Royal Copenhagen. Along with exquisite dishware and tea sets hand-glazed with lacy blue florals, you’ll find unique pieces like soup tureens, spice jars, egg cups, and even windmill-shaped salt and pepper shakers—plus collectible KLM houses!
For Storied Stoneware
Hawks Nest Vintage Shop
The versatility of sturdy vintage stoneware is beautifully displayed in this Wisconsin-based hub for all things hosting. Get cooking with classic country casserole dishes, set the stage with colorful mismatched plates in nostalgic shades of butter, cinnamon, and sage, and keep conversation flowing over a cozy cup of coffee served in a rustic mug by Otagiri, Noritake, or Denby. For an extra homey effect, top off your table with an earthy set of clay bud vases.
For a High-Style Happy Hour
shoplifeRelics
Head to this Florida-based vintage purveyor for a dazzling selection of drinkware, from wine glasses and cocktail tumblers to water goblets galore. The seller’s sets are particularly well-collected, including batches of up to nine matching glasses, and features a radiant range of pink Rosaline stemware, honey gold goblets, crinkled topaz whiskey glasses, and dusky blue iced tea tumblers. A lovely little selection of Champagne baths, ice buckets, and even a 15-piece footed punch bowl set, make hosting and toasting a dream.
For Traditional Transferware
Prior Time
There’s lots to love about this Massachusetts antiques shop, which admittedly skews slightly cottagecore (the pink Baccarat perfume bottles! the hobnail milk glass vases! the huge primitive bread boards!) but the standout, for us, is the seller’s superior selection of dinner- and servingware. In addition to a lovely lot of mottled white ironstone platters and pitchers, you’ll find a curated mix of Ridgeway and Wedgwood transferware dishes in not only classic cobalt blue, but beautiful browns, greens, and purples, too.
For Pretty European Pickins
Chase Vintage
The highlight of this well-stocked California antique shop is its robust collection of rustic, utilitarian pieces—the hallmark of a humble, homespun life. Functional vintage vessels (think harvest baskets, coal buckets, canning jars, and good old-fashioned country crockery) sit alongside a gorgeous assortment of seasoned wooden bread boards, perfect for serving homemade provisions.
For Hotel, Railroad, and Ship Silver
Batterby House Hudson
This tightly curated shop out of historic Hudson, New York is chock full of storied silver pieces, but you’ll also find plenty of heirloom-worthy trophies, cookware, and match strikers.
LIGHTING & LAMPSHADES
For a Cozy Glow
Olde Brick Lighting
Constructed by hand from cord to shade, the vintage-inspired lighting produced by this Pennsylvania retailer is a tribute to the iconic quality and character of old American fixtures. Nostalgic design elements include hand-blown glass (crafted using cast-iron molds from over 80 years ago) and finishes ranging from matte black to brushed nickel and antique brass. To create an authentic farmhouse ambiance, check out their gooseneck sconces, enameled red and blue barn lights, and milky white striped schoolhouse flush mounts.
For Woven Shades
Hastshilp England
If you’re one of the many design-lovers who can’t enough wicker and woven accessories, then you’ll love this boutique-y assortment. We’re also quite smitten with the laundry baskets and mirrors.
For Brass Fixtures
SmileLampWorks
This established California shop offers a wide range of handmade lights—pendants, sconces, chandeliers—in brass, bronze, and black finishes. You’ll also find a wide range of fixtures with midcentury-inspired glass globes.
For Lampshades of Assorted Shapes
Light Stylist
This U.K.-based shop offers designer lampshades in all sorts of shapes—scalloped, wavy, gathered, pleated—and sizes. Don’t see what you need? You can also customize an order.
For Cottage-Friendly Lampshades
Cruel Mountain
Neat box pleats, gathered tufts, and scalloped trims give the handcrafted lampshades in this North Carolina shop a quintessential cottage flair full of pattern and texture. Choose between a vast array of fabrics (think petite gingham checks, block-printed indigo blooms, delicate winding vines, and more) and create a cute little lamp moment that draws the eye even without the lights on.
OLD-SCHOOL AMERICANA
For Framed Flags
Nicholas and Riley
For 25 years, this California-based collector has carefully sourced antique American flags full of character and patina and given each heirloom-quality artifact a custom kiln-dried wooden frame. Aside from crafting each one its own protective encasement from scratch, the flags are otherwise untouched to preserve their authenticity. Whether it’s an aged 45-star parade flag or a banner for your home state, these storied fragments of fabric are patriotic pieces of history. (For unframed flags from around the world, don’t miss Cotton California.)
For Serious Signage
Lloyd’s Treasures
There’s so much to love about this Pennsylvania-based source for unusual Americana and salvage, it’s hard to pick a place to start. (Quirky, crusty folk art! Antique oars! Rustic typeset trays!) Their fantastic selection of faded American flags certainly deserves an honorable mention, but unique old signage is hands-down their foraging forte. From antique barber poles and hand-painted wooden grocer logos to signs for sweet corn and salted peanuts, there’s a plaque for every creative purpose, plus a bonus collection of license plates, street signs, and crates emblazoned with vintage brand names.
For Man Cave Mainstays
Wyrembelskis Vintage
Operating out of Michigan, this avid picker pulls rugged, industrial relics from barns and garages, rustling up a mix of distressed decor worthy of any rustic cabin or weathered workshop. Studded leather railroad trunks and copper banded strong boxes complement a smattering of tobacco tins, petroliana, and rusty old primitives and tools, from merchant scales to anvils.
For Homespun History
Americana Antiques
Like a pilgrimage to your ancestral kin, this Virginia shop has made its mission to bring old-timey finds back from the forgotten shelves of Americans. With a focus on utilitarian primitives, you’ll discover lots of wooden wonders and antique treenware, including pounce pots, spinning chore boys, spools, and clothespins. Rustic sewing supplies and textiles also make a prominent appearance—their collection of pincushions is particularly impressive—along with rag balls, potholders, tablecloths, and pillowcases. Another can’t-miss: their selection of framed folk art, in particular Joan Raab’s vintage fraktur.
For Antique Advertising
Advertising Collector
The nostalgia is strong with this one. Celebrating old-timey advertising emblazoned on everything from soda bottles to motor oil cans, this prolific Illinois picker has cornered the market on American-made memorabilia. Start small with retro Dixie, Dairy Queen, and Slush Puppie cups, or go big and bold with flickery old neon store signs. A few quirky current picks: vintage bandage tins, suitcase travel decals, and crusty old produce cans.
For General Store Staples
Farmhouse Eclectics
Hand-plucked from New England antique shops, estate sales, and auctions, the salvaged sundries from this Massachusetts-based supplier (who grew up in an 1850s farmhouse himself) are the type you might spy in an old country store—wooden crates emblazoned with the names of local dairies, antique apple baskets, seed displays, signs, and scales. Whether you’re setting up your farmstand or styling your entryway, you’ll have plenty of storage options and authentic accents to pick from here.
RUGS
For Future Heirlooms
Old New House
Whether or not you’re lucky enough to have gorgeous wide-plank floors, an antique area rug or runner can work wonders for giving a room instant character and warmth. This fifth-generation family-run retailer specializes in importing heirloom hand-knotted carpets dating back to the 1800s, with a focus on traditional designs from the masters in Turkey, India, Persia, and more. Their vast variety of sizes and styles offers something for every aesthetic, with one-of-a-kind patterns ranging from distressed neutrals to chain-stitched florals to ornate arabesques.
For Colorful Flatweaves
Wild Hare & Co.
This Texas-based shop works with artisans in India to create a manageable, easy-to-browse selection of handmade vegetable-dyed rugs. Don’t see the size you need? Send them a message and they may be able to work with you.
For Pretty Turkish Rugs
Linda’s Barn
Carefully sourced from Turkish villages and chosen for their timeless quality, the handmade antique and vintage rugs from this New Hampshire textile trader are then repaired, washed, blocked, and stretched into ready-to-use condition—a process that takes several months to complete. Specialties include mid-century modern Moroccan rugs, muted medallion Oushaks, and colorful woven kilims ranging from runner-sized to more than 13 x 20 feet.
For Oushak Rugs
DecoRug Paradise
This Turkey-based shop features a wide variety of pretty rugs in soft color palettes—perfect if you lean toward neutrals although with more than 1,000 rugs in stock you can also find any color under the sun.
For Scalloped Jute Rugs
Chouhan International
Although you’ll find a little bit of everything in this shop (braided, kilim, etc.) it’s a particularly good resource for jute rugs in various styles including more whimsical scalloped-edge varieties.
For Hand-Hooked Rugs
Susans Fruits
Made from hand-dyed recycled wool, the whimsical accent rugs of this established seller have a folk art quality.
SINKS
For Custom Marble
MEG Custom Marble
There are sinks and then there are serious statement pieces. This shop’s creations—from fluted to scalloped—fall into the latter category.
For Colorful Concrete
Concretti Designs USA
With sinks of varying sizes in 16+ colors (think Blush, Turquoise, Pistachio), you can infuse a bathroom or powder room with serious custom character.
For Ceramic Basins
Seffarine 29
For a pop of pattern, don’t miss the pretty basin-style sinks from this Moroccan manufacturer.
For Reproduction Cast Iron
NBI Drainboard Sinks
If you love the look of a classic utility sink, this Florida seller has you covered with a wide range of wall mountable styles in striking farmhouse-friendly colors.
THROW PILLOWS
For Earthy Neutrals
Habitation Boheme
In true farmhouse fashion, this Indiana shop has curated an enticing blend of handcrafted and vintage homewares that work effortlessly well together. A line of cozy hand-stitched linen pillow covers (patterned with everything from block-printed blossoms to provincial pinstripes) sits prettily alongside a mix of found objects, from patinaed brass candlesticks and etched cloisonné vases to sturdy stoneware crockery and woven wicker baskets.
For Tons of Block Prints
Fabritual
Made of 100 percent linen fabric, these naturally dyed cushion covers come in every color and print you can pretty much imagine and in both standard and ruffled silhouettes. (Don’t miss the Roman shades and tablecloths.)
For Curated Combos
Country Road Textiles
Perfect for accenting everything from armchairs to entryway benches, the hand-sewn cotton and linen throw pillows from this Missouri-based shop are available in more than 90 patterned fabrics, including bonny block-printed flower blossoms and classic gingham checked ruffles. Can’t decide on a favorite? The seller offers swatches on order, as well as pre-packaged pillow sets of 3 to 5 cleverly coordinated solids, prints, and stripes.
For Cheeky Needlepoint
Furbish Studio
Jamie Meares’ North Carolina-based shop has long been an editor favorite for its selection of colorful wares with a playful POV. In recent years, her irreverent needlepoint pillows have stolen the spotlight with sayings such as “The Higher the Hair, the Closer to God” and “Hold On, Let Me Overthink This.”
For Designer Fabrics
Cushi Designs Co.
If names like Thibaut, Schumacher, Scalamandre, or Soane mean anything to you, it’s worth perusing the robust selection in this U.K.-based shop. You can select your preferred pillow size and specify with or without self-welting.
For Even More Designer Fabrics
Motif Pillows
Design-lovers will appreciate the range of bold-faced industry names (Michael S Smith, Carolina Irving, Lisa Fine…) and the fact that it’s quite easy to shop this Charleston-based seller’s wares by color. If you don’t see what you need here, head over to Lynn Chalk. After 14 years on Etsy, the Monroe, Connecticut shop still has a five-star rating which probably tells you all you need to know.
For a Rainbow of Options
Pop O’ Color
This Boston-based shop owned by Katie Corrigan serves up a vibrant mood-boosting collection of pillows that includes fabrics from Thibaut, Peter Dunham, Sister Parish, and Schumacher. You’ll also find a nice selection of designer prints in outdoor-friendly fabrics.
For Bolsters and Lumbars
Shop Little Design Co.
This shop has sold a whole lotta pillows—we’re talking 36,000 sales and counting. You can find pretty much anything you’re looking for, but it’s an especially great resource for bolster silhouettes which can be a bit harder to come by. (If you’re in need of a velvet bolster, people we talked to love this shop all the way over in Poland.) There’s also a nice selection of upholstered ottomans.
For Boho-Chic Styles
UrbanTroos
If your style leans less traditional, you may appreciate the offerings at this shop whose offerings include lots of nubby and textured neutrals as well as mudcloth and indigo-dyed accents.
WALLCOVERINGS
For Authentically Vintage Rolls
Rosie’s Vintage Wallpaper
The scene-stealing vintage wallpapers from this Illinois curator are sure to become the focal point of any room. Available by the yard, the seller’s wonderland of paper patterns dates back to the early 1900s and includes everything from gilt scrolls, faux marble, and feathers to ditsy blooms and berries—all the way up to groovy peel-and-stick ’70s mushrooms. A dedicated section for antique styles (think lacy bouquets, damasks, and metallics) has a particular romantic allure. Wheat paste application is recommended—just ask for instructions if you need them!
For Peel-and-Stick Prints
Paisley & Dot
The surface pattern designers behind this popular wallpaper shop have a penchant for feminine florals with a vintage vibe—a lovely pick when you’re piling on prints everywhere from the walls to the dresser drawers. Sweet motifs like ditsy posies and French country toile will instantly transform any space from bathrooms to breakfast nooks to nurseries to feel more cozy and lived-in.
For Sophisticated Whimsy
Mersea Home Livery
You’ll find a wide variety of patterns here, including everything from medieval animals, birds in cloches, and leaping rabbits to more understated motifs including florals and geometrics.
For Fresh and Fun Designs
West Coast Walls
Although there’s plenty to peruse for all ages, we especially love this site’s selection for kids’ room and play spaces, which includes youthful motifs (Dogs! Hot air balloons!) as well as lighthearted patterns (gingham, polka dots). There’s also a nice selection of decals, including arch decals that serve as a striking focal point behind a bed or a crib.
For Kid-Friendly Prints
Little Forest Kids
This nursery-friendly Etsy newcomer brings her Scandi sensibilities (she’s based in Finland) to peel-and-stick wallcoverings that are made-to-order in North Carolina. We especially love the red cherry print and blue-and-cream stripes.
WINDOW TREATMENTS & SINK SKIRTS
For French Country Textiles
Forest and Linen
There’s nothing quite like breezy natural fabrics to make you want to throw open all the windows and let that country air in while the pie cools. Unfussy and lightweight, the hand-crafted curtains, bedding, and table linens from these Lithuanian textile experts have a classic understated quality that would be right at home in the coziest guest room or most bustling kitchen. Warm, welcoming hues range from marigold yellow to cornflower blue, but soft gingham checkers and timeless French ticking feel especially farm-fresh. Our current favorite? These cherry-striped country café curtains.
For Designer Drapes
AD Couture Home
Offering everything from fabric to curtain rods to trim, this one-stop shop is an especially great resource for both pinch-pleated draperies and Roman shades in higher-end designer fabrics.
For Café Curtains
Frosting Home Decor Inc.
Café curtains—solid linen, pleated ticking stripe, you name it—are the bread and butter of Iowa-based seller Christin Austin. (Her creations have even been featured on HGTV.)
For Solid Linen Styles
Sand Snow Linen
This Lithuanian seller specializes in breezy linens in lots of solid colors, but don’t sleep on the store’s gingham sink skirts.
For English Country Charm
Fabric Snug
What this boutique-y Liverpool, England-based shop lacks for in breadth it makes up for in charm. The ruffled pillows are adorable (those bolsters!) but it’s the striped flop-over curtains that have us ready to redo the living room.
For Sink Skirts
Textilis House
We love this North Georgia seller for her range of ready-made and custom sink skirts in farmhouse-friendly patterns like ginghams and ticking stripes.
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