When it comes to shopping for furniture, nothing beats these online stores. They’re a favorite among designers and homeowners alike because they have a wide variety of styles, prices, and quality. Looking for new furniture? Check out these six online furniture stores.

Room & Board

Best For: Made in America Sofas

Room & Board is known for its focus on American craftsmanship and top-tier customer service (free design services, full-service delivery, free returns), which is probably why they’ve been around for more than 40 years. Don’t ask about sales; they don’t run them to keep prices low and fair.

Apt Deco

Best For: Discounted pre-owned branded products

AptDeco makes it easy to purchase and sell used furniture without the usual hassles of Craigslist. The site offers enormous discounts on brand-name merchandise from various reliable sources. The site’s main downside is its current restriction to the Northeast and Bay Area; hopefully, that will change in the future.

Chairish

Best For: Vintage furniture and decor

Chairish is your one-stop shop for all things antique. The marketplace links over 12,000 suppliers whose millions of products are first reviewed by curators before being available for you to browse.

MoMA Design Store

Best For: Museum-quality design

The Museum of Modern Art was the first to create a curatorial division wholly devoted to architecture and design, so it’s safe to assume they know something about great stuff. You can shop without having to read many reviews because every item accepted into the MoMA Design Store must pass a strict selection procedure.

Target

Best For: Trendy designs on a budget

You can count on Target to provide fashionable furniture at a reasonable price. They work closely with well-known interior designers and stylists to produce exclusive collections. They’re often the first to introduce new designs, too.

IKEA

Best For: Low-cost Scandinavian designs

If you’ve ever made the trek through a warehouse-sized IKEA showroom and collapsed in exhaustion upon reaching the meatball stand, you’re not alone. Thankfully, the Swedish furniture giant’s website is much less overwhelming, with TaskRabbit’s room-planning tools and assembly services.