Online Shopping: World Market
- Sep 2, 2014
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 5, 2022
Hope everyone had a wonderful Labor Day weekend! Did you have extra time to relax and have fun?
I did a lot of online shopping this weekend. I have several rooms to shop for, and I usually peruse the inter-web & local stores before making a list of items yet to find at shops in “the big cities”.
World Market is a traditional stop when I’m hoping to find home decor with a great look, and an even better price point. This weekend’s round, I was blown away by some of the items I found – so I just had to share! Here are some of the items that I love:
Aren’t the lines of this dining chair wonderful? They offer several colors, but I am swooning over this beautiful emerald. The black is downright beautiful as well.
Beaded chandeliers are all the rage right now. They take an extra amount of labor and materials to fabricate, so this one at a $200 price point is a total steal.
This guy is just so charming. Love the little chain.
Favorite find. I drool over pedestal tables. Black aluminum base + wood top. I may be ordering one of these {or 2} for myself. In my opinion, any time you can find a gorgeous side table under $100 – you’ve found a pretty good deal.
Southwest motifs continue to be popular in design, and this tray is just too cute. The faux leather handles & nail head details give it an expensive look, for only $24.
Um… this gorgeous chair is $99. Enough said.
Okay, so these white hurricanes aren’t earth-shattering. However, their prices kind of are. Buy at least 7-9 and you’ll have the most beautiful twinkling glow down the middle of your dining table. Scatter them down a table runner, and add leaves or evergreen for fall & Christmas. Gorgeous holiday centerpiece… check!
This iron chandelier has beautiful lines. And another beauty for under $100. Shut the front door. No, scratch that. Open the front door when this gets delivered at your doorstep, ’cause this is worth ordering!
This bench is too cute. It comes in five different colors. I love the charcoal mixed with the light wood.
In other shopping news:
I discovered Furbish this weekend. They have wonderfully unique & bold decor. I’m particularly enjoying these and this.
I have perused Rugs USA several times, and finally made my first purchase for a client this weekend. The best news: they’re running their Labor Day Sale through Sept. 5th! How about this stunner or this beaut?!
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