22 Luxury Furniture Brands That’ll Make You Want to Blow Your Entire Paycheck

When I think "where would I shop for furniture if I had an unlimited budget," I immediately think Lulu and Georgia. The L.A.-based brand is just so cool, with trendy pieces that are still somehow so classic you can feel good about making the splurge. Scroll through their site and you'll find collabs with celebrity designers, a few one-of-a-kind vintage pieces, curated collections, and more. Please feel free to buy me something while you're at it.

If a modern home is what you're after, Edloe Finch has got your back. The female-founded furniture company focuses on making contemporary pieces with high-quality materials—and it shows. They know how to do neutrals right, with wood, rattan, or vegan leather incorporated in most of their products, which are easy to mix and match. Their warehouse is in Houston, TX, but they ship (for free!) all over the country.

If modern, durable, and fair-priced are three words that matter to you when buying furniture, Castlery should be on your radar. The direct-to-consumer company oversees the building, shipping, and delivery process for all of their items, cutting out the middleman and ensuring customers get a good experience—and product—every time. Their pieces range from mid-century modern to contemporary, and they love a good neutral, which is why I love them so much. Their white bouclé couches and chairs truly have my heart right now.

If there's one piece of furniture that's on my wish list atm, it's this cloud bed (with storage!) from Sundays, a Canadian-born brand inspired by Scandinavian design and West Coast coolness. The team behind the company named it Sundays because a) they don't think there's anything better than a casual Sunday and b) they wanted all of their products to feel easy, cozy, and homey, like, you guessed it: a Sunday morning. Take a peek at their site and you'll mostly find gorgeous living room and bedroom pieces, as well as a new foray into outdoor furniture, as well.

Just try to visit The Citizenry's website and not fall in love. Go ahead. I swear it's impossible. Somehow, each piece the brand sells is elegant and effortlessly cool at the same damn time—pieces that aren't trendy but are still on trend, ya know? I also really respect the brand for their dedication to doing good: their products are all handmade by artisans across the world, who use local, sustainable materials and are paid according to fair trade practices. Most of the makers are female, as well!

The first time I stepped into Jung Lee's NYC store, I felt like I had been transported to a maximalism playground in the absolute best way. The owner, Jung Lee (obvi), has style like you wouldn't believe, and stands by the fact that your home should be a reflection of who you are—especially if you're a little extra. ("Burn the nice candles," she told me at least four times while I was there.) Luckily, all of the pieces in her store are also available online, so you don't have to be in NYC to get a piece of the magic.

Interior design enthusiasts will already know Jonathan Adler. He's a potter, designer, author, entrepreneur, and so. much. more. These days, his focus is on his eponymous shop, which brings "modern American glamor" (his words, not mine) to ze people with stores across the world and a fully stocked website. If you're looking for furniture with a lil je-ne-sais-quoi, this is where your hunt ends.

I know, I know, we don't all have $13k to shell out on a two-seater. But would it really be a "luxury furniture" story if I left out Restoration Hardware? If you've never spent time ogling over their infamous cloud couch...you're lying.

Owned by the same umbrella company as Wayfair, Birch Lane, and Joss & Main, AllModern is one of the most affordable brands on this list, but still very deserving of the "luxury" title. They take timeless designs and make them feel contemporary and fresh, producing high-quality pieces designed to last you for many moves. Their delivery is also always free and always fast, which is always wonderful.

Article has been disrupting tf out of the home decor space since launching in 2013, and if you've ever seen their website, you know why. The company uses a direct-to-consumer model to bring unique, well-made furniture to the masses at a quarter of the price other brands charge for the same types of products. They're a great place to start whether you're designing a bedroom, living room, or outdoor lounge space. I'm obsessed with all of their seating, and I think you will be too.

If you'd sell your left leg for an Eames lounge chair and your right for a Noguchi coffee table, you're going to want to see this site. Eternity Modern is a direct-to-consumer, Vancouver-based brand that focuses on mid-century modern design. They serve up chic pieces inspired by the design style, as well as actual replicas of some iconic furniture items you've definitely dreamed of including in your home. Their Mario Bellini bubble couch reproductions fully feel like a devil on my shoulder, and I'm dying to pull the trigger and buy one.

As someone who shops for home decor for a living, I can honestly say that there's nothing you can dream up that West Elm doesn't already have in stock. I swear they've got the trends before the TikTok design girlies can even spot them, along with timeless pieces that'll never go out of style. Check their clearance section often—it's a low-key treasure hunt.

You've seen Crate and Barrel at the mall, right? Well, CB2 is their hipper, more affordable younger sister that loves all things decor. Click through their site and you'll find chic dining tables, pillows, floor lamps, bath accessories, poufs, and so much more. Make sure you shop during one of their frequent(!) sales to get the best damn deal.

Kardiel sells more than just couches (they also have bed frames, dressers, nightstands, and more), but god damn, it's hard to see past their sexy seating. They've got every type of couch you can think of—from daybeds to two-seaters to sectionals and everything in between—in more styles and colorways than you can even fathom. Warning: you will be tempted to design a whole new living room around one of their couches, so prepare your pocketbook accordingly.

There are a *lot* of incredible African interior designers out there, and 54Kibo—founded by Ghana-born Nana Quagraine—is determined to give them a spotlight. The site exclusively features products made by African designers, from furniture to light fixtures and everything in between.

There's a reason damn near every wedding registry you've ever perused is from Williams Sonoma Home. The store has a massive selection of every type of furniture—in every type of style—you can think of, all at a variety of price points. You can bank on finding something for everyone on your list here—and that it'll be high-quality.

If "beachy," "light and airy," "seaside chic," and "Hamptons-esque" are all words you'd use to describe your design aesthetic, then the Serena & Lily website should probably be bookmarked in your browser. The well-loved brand does coastal chic in a fun and fresh way that doesn't feel too grandma-y, with gorgeous furniture pieces for both indoors and out.

Pottery Barn has had a firm hold on the decor industry since it opened in 1949, and, honestly? I don't think it's going anywhere anytime soon. Shop in-store or online and find pieces that'll zhuzh up any room, no matter your design style, whether you're a mid-century modern die hard or prefer the farmhouse chic look.

This probably goes without saying, but furniture shopping used to be a looooong and hard process. I know that's hard to believe now, when we can get anything we want at the push of a button, but it's true: if you wanted iconic designer home pieces back in the day, you had to get them from Europe or work with an intermediary. But not anymore, thanks to Design Within Reach, a company that opened back in 1999 to simplify getting good design to people's doors. They're still doing the same today, making high design accessible to the masses. Their wares certainly aren't cheap, but they sure are chic—and that's what matters, right?

Okay, hear me out: Homegoods might not be the first place you think of when you think of "luxury" furniture (you know, because it's so damn affordable), but they've definitely got pieces that will rival some of the other brands on this list. In fact, they even have pieces from some of the other brands on this list, just for a much more palatable price tag. You also don't have to go digging through their stores to find great items anymore, as they launched a shoppable website a few years ago. Up to you whether you want to use the search bar or treasure hunt.