Wondering where to shop online for furniture, and accessories? Well, I’ve put together a list of some of the best furniture and decor stores available in Spain, based on both experience and lots of browsing.

Instead of endlessly scrolling through the same few websites, it helps to know which stores actually deliver on style, quality, and price. Some are big names you’ll recognize, while others are hidden gems worth bookmarking. While IKEA is a go-to for good reason, exploring other options can help you create a space that feels more personal and less predictable.

That’s where this list comes in. Here are 25 stores that offer everything from statement pieces to everyday essentials, all of which you can shop online, no matter where in Spain you live.

25 Furniture and Accessories Stores In Spain

ZARA HOME is where I’ll start, as it’s one of my longtime favorites. It blends timeless style with everyday practicality, offering elegant textiles, tableware, and accessories that add warmth and sophistication to any space. Their natural textures and neutral tones are incredibly versatile. What I appreciate most about Zara Home is their eye for detail, you’ll always find those subtle touches that quietly elevate a room.

MAISONS DU MONDE is a French store with around 35 locations across Spain, making it one of the easiest places to browse in person or online. Their collections cover a wide range of styles (from coastal and boho to industrial and vintage-inspired), so you’ll find plenty to mix and match. I often turn to them when I need pieces with personality that still feel easy to live with.

KAVE HOME is a Spanish brand with showrooms across Spain and an online store. Their style is modern, and functional: clean lines, natural materials, and warm, neutral tones with a contemporary edge. I love Kave Home for their balance of quality and affordability, and they’re often my go-to when I need pieces that feel both current and timeless.

H&M HOME brings the same approach to interiors as they do to clothing: on-trend, affordable, and easy to update. Their range includes everything from soft textiles and kitchenware to small furniture and decorative accessories, often in earthy tones and natural textures. Unfortunately, their in-store presence in Spain is limited, so I usually rely on their online shop when I want to grab a few stylish accents without spending too much.

MANGO HOME, like H&M Home, has a limited physical presence in Spain, so your best bet is shopping online. Their home line reflects the same minimalist, Mediterranean-inspired aesthetic as their fashion collections: natural fibers, warm neutral tones, and elegant, understated design for creating a soft, relaxed look.

MUY MUCHO is a Spanish brand with a strong presence across the country, including two stores right here in Valencia, where I live. Their style leans cozy and comforting, with lots of natural textures, soft colors, and affordable pieces for everyday living. From scented candles to woven baskets and seasonal decor, it’s one of those places where it’s easy to pop in for “just one thing” and somehow you always leave with more than you planned

THE MASIE is one of those online stores I turn to when I want something modern but but not too cold. You’ll find pieces that feel streamlined but still warm, thanks to their gentle shapes and thoughtful details. It’s not the biggest selection out there, but it’s well chosen. Great for finding that one cool piece that pulls a room together.

BELIANI is an online-only store I often recommend when clients are looking for affordable furniture with a modern edge. They focus on a contemporary, minimalist style with neutral tones and soft curves at prices that are reasonable. While you can’t see the pieces in person, the website offers plenty of visuals and specifications, great if you like shopping from the sofa.

BANAK HOME is a Spanish brand known for its cozy, natural style and focus on sustainable materials. Their furniture has a warm, handcrafted look that makes a space feel inviting. I like Banak for rooms that need a calming touch without feeling too plain. They have physical stores across Spain, plus a solid online shop that makes browsing their collections easy from anywhere.

CASA VIVA is a practical go-to for home essentials when you’re looking to refresh a space without going over budget. They carry a clean, contemporary style that’s easy to mix into any home. I stop by their stores when I need something functional but still nicely designed.

JYSK is a Danish brand known for offering affordable furniture, bedding, and home essentials in a clean, Scandinavian style. With many locations across Spain, it’s a go-to when you’re after pieces that have that Nordic simplicity. I often browse JYSK when I need nothing too flashy, but well-priced.

KENAY HOME is a Spanish store known for its Nordic-inspired look. Their style is clean, light, and cozy, using a lot of natural wood, and soft textures. They offer everything from furniture to lighting and smaller accessories, all curated with a modern aesthetic in mind. I especially love their curated room setups, which make it easy to visualize a space.

CASIKA is an online Spanish store, but that hasn’t stopped it from becoming a favorite for affordable, on-trend home accents. Their style is light, cozy, and a little bit boho, with lots of wood, rattan, soft colors, and warm lights. I like to check Casika when I want to add a relaxed, cozy touch to a space.

BAUHAUS might be known as a big-box DIY store, but don’t overlook its surprisingly good selection of outdoor furniture, bathroom and kitchen furniture and home decor. I often stop by when I need no-fuss pieces that still look put together, especially when it comes to lamps, mirrors, artwork or small accessories that finish off a space without fuss.

LEROY MERLIN is another big-box favorite that’s more than just a DIY stop where you’ll find a surprisingly wide range of home items. I often turn to them when I need something practical, easy to source, and clean-looking, especially for rentals or quick refresh projects. Their selection is both budget-friendly and reliable.

LA OCA is one of my personal favorites, and luckily, there’s a store in Valencia that’s always worth a visit. Their style blends contemporary design with a playful, eclectic touch. You’ll find everything from sofas and dining tables to lighting and unique accessories. It’s one of those stores where you find on-trend pieces that don’t feel generic.

MUEBLES LA FÁBRICA This national chain offers a wide selection of furniture for every room,. The designs are solid and versatile, leaning toward modern comfort. I’ll admit I have mixed feelings about their showrooms. You need an appointment to browse, which takes away some of the spontaneity. Still, it can be worth it if you’re looking for specific items and want personalized help.

EL CORTE INGLÉS HOGAR is like the old reliable lady of Spanish shopping, always there, always well-stocked, and always a bit classic. Their home section covers everything from furniture to kitchenware, bedding, and lighting, with a mix of well-known brands and house lines. Prices aren’t always the lowest, but the convenience, variety, and service make it a dependable go-to.

WESTWING is a stylish online destination that feels like browsing a curated magazine. They carry furniture and accessories with a soft, elegant style that feels current. I often check in when I’m looking for something with a bit more flair.

MADE is a UK brand known for its modern furniture at fair prices. Although they don’t have physical stores in Spain, their online shop is easy to browse and full of pieces that feel fresh and current. I like to recommend it when clients want a statement piece with personality.

SKLUM is a Spanish online store with a trendy vibe. They offer a wide range of furniture and home accessories. The prices are accessible, and their collection is constantly updated, which makes it easy to spot something fun and stylish.

LOLA HOME is one of those sites full of affordable finds. Their style is pretty versatile, from neutral and natural to a bit more glam, and the prices are great if you’re decorating on a budget. It’s all online.

AMAZON HOGAR It might seem surprising to include Amazon on this list, but it can be a lifesaver. From basics to trending decor pieces, their home section has grown a lot. You can find everything from lighting and storage to small furniture and textiles, often with quick delivery. It’s especially helpful when you’re missing that one thing to finish a space and don’t want to wait weeks.

HANNUN is a Spanish brand I really admire for its commitment to sustainability and handcrafted design. Their furniture is made locally from natural, responsibly sourced wood, giving each piece warmth and character. For those who love natural textures and care about how things are made, Hannun is a good place to start. Their pieces feel timeless, thoughtful, and different from mass-market options.

TIKAMOON Last but not least, Tika Moon is a small Spanish brand that brings boho charm and a handcrafted spirit to home décor. Their collection includes colorful textiles, artisanal lighting, and warm wood furniture with global influences. It’s one of those stores that feels soulful and a little unexpected, perfect for adding personality to a space. If you love natural textures and pieces that tell a story, Tika Moon is a lovely one to check out.

And that’s it, a few of my go-to spots for finding furniture and home accessories in Spain. There’s something here for every budget and style. And don’t forget to browse Etsy, Facebook Marketplace, Wallapop, or Milanuncios if you’re after something more specific or secondhand. You never know what gem you might find.

I hope this was helpful. If you have a favorite that’s not mentioned, I’d love to hear about it. Happy to add it to the list.

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