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WE ASKED DESIGN EXPERTS WHERE ON THE HIGH STREET THEY SHOP FOR AFFORDABLE HOMEWARE

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Side table, from £69.99, Zara Home
Plate, £55, Harlie Brown at Glassette
Pinch pot, £38.50, Minnie Mae Studio at Maison Flaneur

ISABELLE LOMAS

Interior designer

Glassette is great for quirky glasses and tableware with pops of colour. I really like the selection of Murano tumblers and cocktail glasses, and this crab plate (top) will be centre stage in summer. Maison Flaneur is another beautiful online collection for hero pieces for styling and smaller areas, such as dressing tables and bathrooms.

SOPHIE ROWELL

Interior designer, founder Côte de Folk

I have bought this table from Zara Home (left) for many clients. It’s such a classic versatile piece.

SARAH CORBETT-WINDER

Fashion stylist

I buy all things rattan from Zara Home – mirrors, trays, storage baskets (below), tissue covers, waste paper bins, glass and carafe holders, kids’ toys. The pieces last and they have a traditional feel so they don’t go out of fashion.

Basket, £79.99, Zara Home
Stucco lamp, £303, Pooky
Tumblers, £3.99 each, Zara Home
Jug, £75, Toast

JESS WHEELER

Artist and designer

‘I love the glassware and ceramics from Toast. Championing a slow and considered way of life, the collections are handmade by artisans and designed to be cherished for years to come.’

Tablecloth, from £29.99, Zara Home

TIFFANY DUGGAN

Interior designer, founder of Studio Duggan

I’m about liveable, dynamic interiors and creating them is all about the mix. I shop for accessories on the high street – Zara Home for glassware, West Elm for rugs and Pooky for lighting.

Jug, £29.99, Zara Home

JORDAN CLUROE AND RUSSELL WHITEHEAD

Interior designers, founders of 2LG Studio

Our top tip for shopping the high street is to look for things that are not trend-led but classic. Always go for natural fabrics where you can. For us, Zara has really upped its homeware offering and the plain linen tablecloths (above) and napkins are what we have purchased on repeat. They are 100% linen and a great price point.

Stoneware vase, £24.99, H&M Home

ISATU CHADBORN

Interiors creator

H&M has a great range of vases to suit every style and budget. If you enjoy a neutral palette, its stone vases are brilliant. There are also lots of coloured and patterned ones to choose from. Its large statement vases look good placed on a shelf or coffee table while the smaller ones work perfectly for styling a dining table.

ALEX DAULEY

Interior designer, founder of Dauley Design

I really love the eclectic mix of homeware and furniture at Anthropologie. The pieces are design-led, good quality and alway

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