This designer-approved Amazon store has just gone straight into our little black book of the best places to shop for affordable chic decor
Plus, everything I've found is discounted in the Amazon Big Spring Sale
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As someone with designer taste on a DIY budget, I spend a lot of time searching for hidden home decor gems with that sweet spot balance of chic style and affordability.
Unsurprisingly, I'm pretty hooked on finding the best Amazon home decor, but boy, is it a minefield. So I'm letting you in on my secret. First introduced to me by the brilliant Lone Fox Amazon storefront, ran by designer Drew Michael Scott, Creative Co-Op is an under-the-radar treasure trove Amazon store that makes me instantly want to add to cart.
Shop my favourite stylish Amazon sale finds
People often fall into the trap that with good design comes a high price tag, but you can shop savvy and still adorn your home with beautiful, thoughtful pieces – as long as you know where to look.
The Creative Co-Op store is such a standout because, well, it doesn't feel like Amazon. Filled with unique, often vintage-inspired pieces, you can shop everything from small kitchen decor to lighting and even furniture. It feels curated in a way that rivals high-end boutiques, at a fraction of the cost and benefitting from Amazon's fast shipping for us impatient folk (myself included).
If, like me, you’re looking for some finishing touch finds, below, I've rounded up my top picks with hefty discounts in the spring sale.
I love styling up a little stool or tiny table in a space to use for extra seating, a spot to put up your feet, or creating vignettes. This chic woven hyacinth stool will add texture and organic color to any room.
A great gift or a piece to elevate your vanity, this sweet floral jewelry box is not only beautiful but also provides plenty of storage with four interior sections and a handy mirror inside.
Made from mango wood, this hand-carved dish has been expertly shaped in a fun fish shape for a fun, nautical addition to your tabletop (yes, it's food safe!) or a lovely way to display soap in the guest bathroom.
A stylish addition to your kitchen, these 4 glossy measuring spoons make a unique alternative to boring utensils. They come in the standard measurements of 1/4 tsp, 1/2 tsp, 1 tsp, and 1 tbsp, which are engraved on the handles.
This set of tea towels feels like something you picked up in a French market, thanks to the soft, organic material and subtle stripes. Perfect for a farmhouse or bistro-style kitchen.
Made out of stoneware in 4 different earthy colors, these flower-shaped bowls are pretty, unique in shape, and finished with a reactive glaze to give you a cute vessel for serving or storing things like keys and rings.
A really unique find, this double candle holder is made from durable stoneware with a folk-style checkered print in warm, farmhouse tones. Add to your coffee table or mantel with some pretty taper candles.
While this looks like a stool, it is actually a pedestal designed to help you style up your kitchen counter or tablescape with a raised display. Made from solid firwood in a black finish, this is a versatile, vintage-inspired piece.
Embroidered with sweet little tea and coffee motifs with brown, green, blue, and yellow threads, these linen cocktail napkins are lovely for when your friends pop in for tea and cake or for serving drinks in the garden.
A berry bowl has been on my wish list for a while, since I learnt of their existence. This rustic bowl has been finished with a reactive glaze for a unique pattern and features little holes to drain water after rinsing your fruit.
This grooved marble soap dish is not only super pretty (and very affordable for marble) but has been designed with ridges that allow the soapy water to drain easily to keep your bathroom vanity or kitchen seak clean and dry.
These vintage enamel bread tins are always on my antique fair hit list, but they can be a little too rustic, so instead, I'll be picking up this food-safe bread box from Amazon for a pretty and practical addition to my pantry.
I'm sure a few of you have written off Amazon as a purely practical shopping space, but hopefully I (with a little help from Drew) have convinced you that with a lot of digging and an expert shopping editor eye, there really are some chic home finds to be discovered.
