Have you tried Etsy?

Try facebook marketplace. Bonus points if you join a community group in the more affluent part of your town.

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Marshall's and tjmaxx and home goods often have amazing, unique pieces

Facebook marketplace, habitat for humanity restore, goodwill, offerup, ebay, Mercari, bealls, and amazon warehouse.

Estate sales. Sign up for an email that sends you the list of local ones every week. Great for decor and kitchen stuff

I like going to thrift stores best! Savers is my favorite. You can see the items in person and they're pretty cheap especially compared to new.

Facebook Marketplace

What style and vibe do you want? If you're just going for cost these are the best places by decor type imo

1. Retro Decor: Polkaat
2. Flatware and Towels: Target
3. Bath Accessories: CB2
4. Bath Towels and Shower Curtain: Olive and Linen
5. Furniture: Estate sales and antique auctions (varies by location), for wood refinishing, local services are best.
6. Window Curtains: Crate and Barrel
7. Curtain Rods: Bed Bath and Beyond
8. Lighting: Perigold or Wayfair (Robert Abbey products recommended)
9. Rugs: IKEA or HomeGoods
10. Wall Art: Online or thrift stores (varies by location).
11. Decorative Pillows: Amazon or thrift shops.
12. Plants: Local nurseries or home improvement stores.
13. Bookshelves: IKEA or second-hand shops.
14. Mirrors: HomeGoods or thrift stores.
15. Storage Baskets: IKEA or dollar stores.

Home goods, discount stores like Ross, TJMaxx, etc etc. I have this giant ocean/reef canvas photo print in my bathroom I got for 25 bucks. They have a lot of tacky nonsense but they also have really cool finds.

Thrift stores and big lots!

For art: Thrift stores; digital download from Etsy and then print it at Costco/Staples (or other printing stores).

For decor: Thrift stores, sales of "brand" furniture stores, Home goods definitely has affordable decor pieces but depends on your taste (and I guess luck). We don't have Target here in Canada, but if you are in U.S. I've heard Target also has nice decor pieces sometimes- and perhaps Amazon?

Create bigger art from smaller pieces using repetition. Example, I found some chunky dollar store frames and bought a whole bunch, then printed off travel pictures we has taken just on our color printer. (4x6 size). Grouped them as one massive item.

I also bought random frames from thrift stores. Cut out posters so they fit in the frames and collaged them up the stairwell in one home.

The trick to grouping things to look good is to clump them together a little on the tight side and then leave the rest of the wall blank. It creates the equivalent to a large art piece, and coupling that with blank negative space, it looks intentional and … eclectic or bohemian? Either way, it becomes decor and not clutter, even if it is cheap and random stuff. You can even group small shelves into the mix for other items.

Facebook marketplace

Society6 has a bunch of boho stuff that you can usually find promo codes and sales on. I like that you can find large format art that doesn’t brake the bank.

Thrift/charity shops!!! Facebook marketplace, gumtree, freegle, eBay, Etsy, antique shops, garage sales... If you can be patient searching, secondhand is great value, more unique items, and can be longer lasting if you find the high quality older furniture before it was all mass produced. It also massively helps the planet. 🥰

World market

Let me know if you find any good sites! I really want a ton of the stuff on Etsy but it's so damn expensive and I'm trying to find alternatives.

Believe it or not, Urban Outfitters. Browse and note the stuff you like, and then check the prices on them regularly for a sale. Sales are often 40% off and their items tend to take months, sometimes years, to be discontinued. I'm a big fan of some of their quirky, unique ceramic or terracotta side tables. Also, H&M has a surprisingly nice home section on their website, but their popular items go fast, often in mere days,and don't come back so if you fall in love with something, grab it. I'm also a big sucker for Threshold by Studio McGee at Target. Didn't care for many of Threshold's past collaborations, but some of their collab with SM has really hit on all of my decor bittons.

Marks and Sparks are great for bedding, towels, and bath mats

Dunelm are good for throws and pillows

I really like Habitat (Argos) for reasonably priced furniture bits (not the best quality, mdf, but not horrific)

I wouldn't touch Dunelm with a barge pole, bought a new bigger house 8 months ago so needed stuff like toilet roll holders, bed spreads, shower shelves.. most of this stuff I bought is already spoiled and in need of replacement. There returns policy and assistance is awful (like spent £150, £50 part payment on gift card, returned £40 of stuff and it had to go back on a gift card). Just awful. Never had any issue with John Lewis, Next, M&S even Asda, Lidl and Morrisons is fine for the price - you get what you pay for with these guys. Nicer stuff I'd go with Etsy, load of Neptune copies on there for a fraction of the price! Also Futon Company have nice stuff, wait for the sales though.

IKEA may seem too obvious but it does have some good value items, especially if you avoid the cheapest ones and pay attention to the materials. Next also has a decent selection these days. La Redoute is based in France but no issues ordering to the UK.

Here's a new store for your list! https://farmandpepper.com/

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Thank you for this post!!

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My favorites are Christmas Tree Shops, Dollar Tree, Michaels & ACMoore. Michaels & ACMoore always have sales or coupons too!

You can occasionally find some good stuff for reasonable prices at Tj Maxx, Marshall’s and Homegoods too!

I too am a Marsh-gal / Maxxinista-- I just bought some really cute stuff at Home Goods this past weekend, and the biggest price tag was $14.99 for an enormous ceramic jack-o-lantern that will last me ages.

Joann’s, Michaels, & hobby lobby have sales now, 30, 40, & 60% off! Also coupons online! Dollar tree, dollar general, walmart, and that/Christmas tree shops, Ross.

Big Lots! Surprisingly good quality for relatively cheap

Depending on your tastes, I would recommend our local thrift stores like Ruth’s Room, Twice as Nice, or Upscale Resale

Ruth’s Room and Upscale Resale as well as sometimes the Mini Mall!!!!! Hope this helps

Hit some estate sales.

Facebook marketplace

Def the thrift stores but dollar tree has some good crap. fake flowers and holiday stuff mostly but it helps fill in the blanks

OP, you may want to better define what reasonably priced means to you. For me, RH is expensive, but CB2 is reasonable. For someone accustomed to shopping with interior designers, RH is reasonable. For others, CB2 is pricey but IKEA is reasonable. When you say reasonable, what do you think is a reasonable cost for a sofa or dining table? That might help set our barometers.

Ikea

Antique stores

Facebook Marketplace. Paint and new hardware go a long way.

Wayfair.