Ana Kamin for Homepolish; When it comes to finding stylish, sophisticated home décor, a few names tend to crop up in our browser history. And while our love for West Elm and Anthropologie isn’t going to waver anytime soon, there’s something satisfying about finding a unique item that guests can’t immediately pin to a well-known brand. To broaden our home décor horizons and discover some new wares, we asked leading interior designers to open their little black books. Here, they reveal their favorite little-known websites of the moment, the sites they frequent for one-off rugs from the souks of Morocco; and unique tabletop finds. Take a page out of their little black books and visit these boutique websites to find your next statement buy. Let the shopping begin! There’s one website interior designer Christine Markatos Lowe turns to for entertaining: Simple Life Istanbul. “[It’s] our favorite find for tabletop buys,” says the Los Angeles–based pro. The site is like a virtual bazaar, teaming with Turkish linens, carefully crafted ceramic pieces, and hand-blown glassware.

Simple Life Instanbul ($75)Markatos Lowe’s top pick? These handmade marble-effect dinner plates made from natural clay. Simple Life Instanbul ($200)Upgrade your tablescape with these refined dove-gray and white napkins made from Turkish linen.christmas decorations for outside ideas Love the Moroccan-inspired décor at major retail stores but want to invest in the real deal? beach house decor pinterestHomepolish interior designer and prop stylist Michelle Zacks buys her wares from Tigmi Trading, a globally inspired online boutique that features stunning one-off finds from around the world. best black paint for exterior door

“The styling on the site is gorgeous! It’s a real lovefest for the eyes,” she says of the Aladdin’s cave–like collection of rugs, ceramics, cushions, and hammocks.outdoor christmas decorating ideas on pinterest Tigmi Trading ($1950)“I can personally never get enough of Moroccan rugs—each one is like a piece of art,” says Zacks. large outdoor christmas decorationsThis gorgeous flatweave kilim features geometric patterns unique to the Berber tribe of Morocco.recycled home decor store Tigmi Trading ($130)Layer this handwoven hemp cushion with other geometric accents for a modern take on Turkish décor. “I’m newly obsessed with Viyet, an excellently curated website featuring showroom samples from top trade-only vendors and consignment pieces from interior designers with the chicest taste,” shares Lindsay Pennington.

The Los Angeles–based interior designer browses the site for statement items by the likes of Bunny Williams Home and Rose Tarlow, “saving me from schlepping all over town!” Gracie ($635)“Right now I’m stalking this hand-painted Gracie wallpaper panel, which would add the perfect touch of traditional elegance in a small powder room or as a framed piece of art,” says Pennington. Hickory Chair ( $4382 ) ($2625)“Discounted pricing allows me to feel a little less guilty when I’m splurging on big-ticket items,like sofas and armchairs,” says Pennington. This linen and wood Hickory Chair set is marked down by $1757. “Like all designers, I’m constantly on the hunt for eye-catching, unique pieces for my clients (and myself, of course) that one doesn’t see every day,” says Lindsay Pennington. “Taigan is a collective of well-curated boutiques from all across the country, showcasing original items in a dizzying variety of categories.” Pronounced “tie-gun,” the site is a huge marketplace, spanning home décor, gourmet food, and apparel.

Vincent Chicone ($1550)The site includes quality furniture such as this midcentury modern coffee table based on sculptor Isamu Noguchi’s distinctive 1948 design. August Morgan ($36)“I’m crushing on these adorable cocktail napkins designed by Kate Hersch of August Morgan,” says Pennington. “[They] would make the perfect hostess gift (hint, hint).” New York interior designer Lauren Behfarin specializes in nursery design and is always scouting for unique décor that’s both sophisticated and child-friendly. “Eskayel is a great resource for gorgeous pillows that I always use to tie rooms together,” she tells MyDomaine. The online store focuses on “energetically positive,” environmentally conscious wall coverings, fabric, and carpets in watercolor-like prints. Eskayel ($139)The brand’s signature inkblot-like prints are evident throughout the collection of soft furnishings, including Behfarin’s favorite item, the pillows. “Each pillow is like a little piece of artwork,” she muses.

Eskayel ($275)Looking for a statement wall covering? Behfarin says she tries to use an Eskayel wallpaper in her projects, to give a room instant character. If you’re searching for accessories for your home rather than large investment pieces, take a peek into Michelle Zacks’s little black book. “One of my favorite online shops that I go to for the perfect finishing touches is Spartan Shop. I always find unique, thoughtfully curated things on this site,” she says. The Austin store features carefully curated beautiful yet practical objects, spanning home goods, tabletop, apothecary, and office supplies. Spartan Shop ($295)This understated, modern brass mirror is true to the brand’s form-meets-function ethos. Spartan Shop ($38)One of Zacks’s favorite buys on the website is this hand-forged brass towel hanger. Oomph prides itself on “witty” American-made furniture and lighting in traditional-with-a-twist style. “[It’s] our go-to for fun pops of color,” says Christine Markatos, who browses the site for bright lanterns and lacquered console tables.