There’s no place quite like the United States of America, a country vast in scale with a breathtaking diversity of people and places, culture and climate. The American dream of prosperity driven by ambition defines the aesthetic of both architecture and interiors – home design is always big, bold and aspirational. Whether it’s an edgy urban loft apartment in Tribeca, a sprawling ranch in Montana, the understated luxury of an airy Hamptons beach house, or the glitz and glamour of old Hollywood, American style is always classic, confident and covetable.
For unique pieces that get snapped up by American designers for real Hamptons beach houses, head to John Cornall Antiques (johncornallantiques.com).
Visit The White Lighthouse (thewhitelighthousefurniture.co.uk) for beach house-inspired finishing touches, from cushions to vases.
Source beautiful natural and sustainable floor textiles from Sisal & Seagrass (sisalandseagrass.co.uk).
Cloud 9 (cloud9artdeco.co.uk) specialises in original pieces from this era.
The Old Cinema (theoldcinema.co.uk) always stocks a good range of stylish vintage items, from glassware to cocktail cabinets.
For stylish pieces inspired by Hollywood glamour, such as velvet cocktail chairs, try Cult (cultfurniture.com).
A range of salvaged and refurbished original 1950s kitchen cupboards and sinks can be found at Source (source-antiques.co.uk).
For quirky retro pieces, including Formica tables, take a look at Magpies Vintage (magpies-vintage.co.uk).
Try Trainspotters (trainspotters.co.uk) for interesting industrial pieces.
Try Vintage (vntg.com) for a wide range of super-cool mid-century design furniture and accessories, or RetroVintage (retrovintageonline.co.uk).
For mid-century lighting with Palm Springs glamour, try Pamono (pamono.co.uk).
For a striking reclaimed or vintage mirror – many in sunburst styles – go to Reclaimed Reloved (reclaimedreloved.com).
For handmade and bespoke pieces made with repurposed timber and steel, go to Rcc Furniture (rcc-furniture.com).
Look to Skinflint (skinflintdesign.com) for reclaimed industrial lighting, or try The Bruno Effect (thebrunoeffect.com) for statement chandeliers and lighting.
For original urban artworks check out Graffiti Street (graffitistreet.com), or Affordable Art (affordableart.com) for interesting contemporary pieces at accessible prices.
Community Wood Recycling (communitywoodrecycling.org.uk) has a network of locations stocking recycled and pallet wood from DIY projects, and offers carpentry services for bespoke pieces too.
For a firepit made from recycled metal go to Olive & Sage (oliveandsage.co.uk), or one from old oil drums at Indigenous (indigenous.co.uk).
Wells Reclamation (wellsreclamation.com) is a great place to source quirky pieces for your outdoor space, including large terracotta pots and stone troughs.
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