Twin Cities' Best Home Decor

From velvet sofas to iron silverware, there’s everything you need in modern, classy home decor.

Tips: Find all metro Pottery Barn locations.

Pottery Barn

Fanciful hardware and home furnishings for yuppies—or at least, yuppies at heart.

Restoration Hardware

With its low prices and huge selection, this is truly a one-stop-shopping mecca.

Target

Low prices and sleek, modern design draw shoppers to this interior decorating superstore.

Reviews:

• “Best selection, rare bargains”
• “Fabulous Furniture and Home Decor”
• “must assemble yourself”

Tips: Before you brag about your “designer decor” at home, know that the low prices do have a catch—-all furnishing are designed to be assembled by the consumer.

IKEA

Kirklands

Home-furnishings wonderland stocks contemporary housewares for tabletop, kitchen, living room and more; in-store and online registry makes gift giving easy.

Tips: Many stores also carry furniture. Check online or call ahead for availability.

Crate & Barrel

Artist and interior designer provides consultations to produce murals, fresco prints, stenciling, restoration work and more; offers art classes.

Patricia’s Palette Mural Studio

Handmade, customized ceramic pottery by local artist for everyday use like plates, pots, pitchers and more.

Bungalow Pottery

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