Love Restoration Hardware furniture but not the prices? These are the stores like Restoration Hardware where you can get the RH looks for less! (post includes commissionable links; for more information, see my full disclosure statement {here})
Southeastern Salvage
If you live in the midwest, south, or on the east coast, there’s a group of stores that sell furniture pieces that look identical to those sold at Restoration Hardware. They go by one of three names: Southeastern Salvage Home Emporium, Southeastern Salvage, or Home Emporium. All are owned by the same parent company and have amazing deals on furniture and home decor. Check out their locations {here} to see if there’s one near you.
Bobo Intriguing Objects
Online, check out Bobo Intriguing Objects {here} on Perigold. They have some mirrors, furniture, and decor pieces that have a very Restoration Hardware-like vibe. A few examples include {this round teak dining table}:
and {this iron and wood coffee table}:
Also on Perigold, check out the Four Hands brand {here} for many pieces with a Restoration Hardware vibe.
Amazon
Believe it or not, you can find a lot of pieces similar to those found at Restoration Hardware on Amazon. For example, compare {this linear chandelier} on Restoration Hardware with {this linear chandelier} on Amazon:
Also compare {this San Marco chandelier} with {this glass chandelier}. And compare {this dining table with vertical reeding} at Restoration Hardware with {this dining table} on Amazon:
As another example, compare {this faux decorative clamshell} that I have on our entryway table:
with {this clamshell} at Restoration Hardware. And as one final example, check out {this crystal table lamp} that looks so similar to Restoration Hardware’s rectangular column crystal table lamp {here} but is a fraction of the price.
Want to find “save” versions of splurge home decor from brands like Serena & Lily, Pottery Barn, and Rejuvenation? Check out my post on designer looks for less!
LuLu & Georgia
Restoration Hardware’s look has become more and more modern over time. Many of the pieces they sell now are similar in style to those sold at LuLu & Georgia. Check out their best sellers {here} and you’ll see several pieces with a Restoration Hardware vibe.
Visual Comfort
For lighting, definitely shop Visual Comfort to find fixtures similar to those sold at Restoration Hardware. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if Visual Comfort is the supplier for some of their lighting. For example, compare Restoration Hardware’s 19th c. English Openwork Pendant available {here} with {these Darlana lanterns} that I had over the island in our previous home:
Want to see more photos and details of our kitchen? Check out my kitchen remodel before and after!
Also compare {this Brooks table lamp} at Restoration Hardware with {this lamp} by the same name from Visual Comfort.
While Restoration Hardware is typically competitively priced to Visual Comfort, RH doesn’t have sales while Visual Comfort does. So when Visual Comfort has a 20% off sale, you can score similar light fixtures for less.
Outlets & Resale
Another great option is to shop a local Restoration Hardware Outlet (they list outlet locations on their website {here}). While all items at the outlet are discounted from their regular prices, they often run specials on either the full store or certain furniture pieces that make their discount huge! If you’re looking for a specific item, try calling the store before you go to see if it’s something they currently have at the outlet.
You can also shop for gently used Restoration Hardware online at sites like eBay {here} or Charish {here} and on Facebook Marketplace.
I hope that helps! If you’ve found an amazing Restoration Hardware look for less piece, please share in the comments!
