Where to Buy Furniture in Portugal: Best online stores ultimate guide

The vast gamut of homewares and furniture options offered in the above 8 online stores is probably more than enough to furnish your Portuguese home. But there’s plenty more where those came from!

So read on for a total of 18 Portuguese furniture and home decor stores where you can shop online and plan ahead – even before you arrive in Portugal.

And for those of you with new homes to furnish in Portugal’s islands of the Azores and Madeira, this article lists which online stores deliver there as well. 

Many of the online stores listed below don’t offer a menu in English – but don’t let that stop you. You can instal the Google translate extension on your Chrome browser so that you can easily read and navigate any page in English.

French-owned La Redoute is well-known in Europe for its affordable fashion, but their ever-expanding furniture and homewares line has turned it into the go-to website if you need something for your home in Portugal.

The quality and durability of their flat-pack furniture compares to IKEA’s. But unlike the Swedish giant, La Redoute’s style is not immediately recognisable, with many pieces exuding the kind of European chic that is better suited to Portuguese interiors.

Besides the advantages of La Redoute’s chicness and originality, there’s the appeal of their reasonable prices. These are frequently marked down in regular sales throughout the year.

You could conceivably furnish and equip an entire home by shopping exclusively through La Redoute’s online store, given that they also sell appliances.

Definitely add it to your must-browse list.

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Area Store has beautifully styled physical stores (Lisbon, Cascais and Porto) designed to make you swoon. Their staff are helpful and eager to assist.

Area has been slow at catching up with its competitors when it comes to online shopping. At the time of writing their website doesn’t yet offer an ‘add to cart’ function, though you can make purchases by email.

At Area you can pick up a practical and stylish 8-seat dining table for under 700€, or go for the timeless elegance of a pedestal round table (see it in the adjacent image) topped by black Marquina marble, currently priced under 1,900€ .

Area’s sofas also start from a low price point, and this applies to all of Area’s product categories, including decor and kitchen wares.

In all, you can probably find here a standout piece priced to your budget, which makes Area Store’s website and store an essential stopover if you are decorating your home.

Casas Com Design has a show-room in Lisbon as well as a handy online shop. They also offer interior design services and make furniture to measure.

Their online shop categories include wallpaper (Papel de Parede), in case you are planning a feature wall.

You’ll find decor options here that are targeted to costumers looking for exclusive accent pieces. But you can also find good deals among the pricier products.

Their rattan hanging chair (see it in adjacent image) is currently priced under 200€, and the best example of its kind that we have come across for this article.

Among the less practical pieces on offer by Casas Com Design, you will find many that offer the right blend of utility and striking design.

Check them out if you are in the market for unique pieces at not exorbitant prices.

Total Center is a Portuguese furniture manufacturer based in Famalicão. Fortunately they also now have an online store.

Many of Total Center’s standout offerings are not available anywhere else. These include their wonderful cast-iron based bistro tables and their traditional Portuguese “rabo de bacalhau” chairs. (See both in the adjacent image).

Just the two above products would place this store on the shortlist of many because they are rare finds AND at a great price. 

Check also their collection of large solid wood tables – just what you need for the farmhouse look.

Total Center also stocks supremely functional pieces like their upholstered bed bases – all at a great price.

Lucky us, we no longer need to live near Famalicão to be able to browse through Total Center’s many offerings.

Zara Home is an essential destination if you are decorating your home in Portugal, even if they don’t generally sell large furniture pieces such as sofas.

The furniture pieces they do offer, however, are sure to add a touch of effortless sophistication to any space.

Zara Home’s furniture collection is usually limited to side tables and armchairs, but the website styles these so well that they are likely to end up on your shortlist.

It helps that Zara Home’s prices are so competitively priced in Portugal. For example, their lovely cane child’s bed (see it in adjacent image), which can easily be styled into a daybed/sofa in your coastal home, is cheaper than La Redoute’s version.

And if you have a kid’s room to decorate, I promise you you will go gaga with Zara’s kids homewares.

You can also visit one of Zara Home’s many physical stores throughout Portugal.

Kare has two physical stores in Lisbon, but you can shop from their enticing website with its handy menu in English.

Among Kare’s 1,800 products listed under Furniture, Lights and Accessories, you can find quality pieces at reasonable prices. 

True to Kare’s brand promise of “authentic, unconventional and never boring”, the style on offer ranges from the classic to the quirky, with a good sprinkle of sophisticated and innovative furniture and homewares. 

Their standard 3-seater sofa – the Sofa Proud – is priced at 1,489.00€. That is far from the cheapest option of the standard 3-seater sofas listed in this article. But as standard sofas go, the Sofa Proud is an attractive option that promises comfort and durability.

Kare delivers to the Azores and Madeira islands as well, making Kare one of the top options for residents in the Portuguese islands.

Maisons du Monde is another French brand that has recently expanded its empire to Portugal. But unlike La Redoute, which sells only online, Maisons du Monde also have physical stores in Lisbon and Algarve.

Their arrival in Portugal is great news for those of us about to decorate our homes because their line of furniture and homewares offers vast choice at good prices.

Maisons du Monde’s camel-coloured real leather sofas – including the one in the adjacent image priced at under 1,800€ – offer standout value. And unlike most other affordable leather sofas, these are actually good-looking.

Among the classic pieces, you’ll find many other extremely useful ones, as well as fun decor – all of unique design and/or affordably priced.

This makes Maisons du Monde one of the essential online furniture stores to visit when furnishing your home in Portugal.

Banak Importa are a Spanish-owned furniture and homewares brand that have physical stores in Lisbon and Porto.

Their pale wood furniture and the muted colours of their decor, with an emphasis on natural materials, are perfect for coastal or country style. But they also offer pieces that wouldn’t look out of place in a more classic setting.

Their Kumla sideboard (see it in the adjacent image) is currently priced at 613€. It’s characteristic of Banak’s relaxed-Nordic look. Their Kumla range extends to furniture for every room, making it easy to attain a cohesive look for your entire home.

Banak’s options include some furniture packs of tables and chairs that are better looking than most at similar price points.

If you are looking to furnish your coastal home or country weekender at a budget, put Banak on your shortlist.

If you love modern Scandinavian interiors, you’ll love BoConcept‘s Danish design pieces. With 3 physical stores in Portugal (Lisbon, Viseu and Faro) their products are also available through their website.

BoConcept’s pieces, with their clean lines and understated elegance, will look equally striking in a modern loft or in a palatial setting..

Like with Area Store, BoConcept’s pieces are not as pricey as they look, though it is the most expensive store listed here.

Their ‘Demand‘ wall-light (see it in the adjacent image) is priced under 400€, which seems a reasonable price to pay if you are aiming for quality and durability.

Even if your pockets are not quite deep enough for most BoConcept’s offers, their website is definitely worth a browse if you’re looking for modern Scandinavian inspiration.

The online version of A Loja do Gato Preto – translating to The Black Cat’s Shop, and better known as simply Gato Preto – offers a surprising variety of furniture, given that they are mostly known for their colourful dinnerware and kitchenware.

If you have a weakness for cat themed decor and homewares, Gato Preto is the place to go. They also offer a range of Lisbon themed dinnerware that make great souvenirs.

In their furniture line you can find some practical pieces such as the mirrored rack (see it in adjacent image) that are sometimes hard to find in other stores.

Gato Preto also sells lighting, artificial plants and just about everything you would need when setting up a home.

While Gato Preto’s furniture prices are not as consistently affordable as some of their competitor’s, their online (and physical) store is well-worth a visit if only for their fun homewares.

Venda Móveis Online offers a large range of very affordable furniture and homewares options. You can order an apartment pack (Apartamento Completo) for less than 600€.

A basic apartment pack contains a TV stand and wall-shelf, a coffee table, a dinner table and 4 chairs, beside tables, a chest of drawers and a mirror. The bed is not included, so you’d need to order that separately.

Their apartment packs are the obvious solution if you are on a tight budget. But even their prices for individual pieces are quite low.

Most of Venda Móveis Online pieces are of the practical kind, with many replicas of popular designs (eg: their tulip tables). But among their generic offering you can find products such as the Drago ceiling lamp (see it in adjacent image) which are great value buys.

Checking out Venda Móveis Online’s current mark-downs is a must. You’ll probably find a basic piece cheaper here than anywhere else.

Most of us forget that Amazon also sells furniture, not just books, electronics and gadgets for everything under the sun.

You can find a vast range of furniture under Amazon’s homewares category. For added quality assurance, they sell a selection of these backed by the Amazon brand.

If you live in Portugal, you can order from Amazon.es (Spain-based Amazon) for relatively short delivery times and without incurring custom duties.

Among Amazon’s many homewares offerings are the kinds of practical products you’d have difficulty finding anywhere else. Their handy microwave cart (see it in the adjacent image), from their AmazonBasic’s line, is just one example among hundreds.

It helps that Amazon is internationally known for their swift delivery and customer service. So don’t forget to check Amazon.es products, particularly if there’s something you can’t find anywhere else.

Vida XL offers online-only shopping options and their product range is also available through Amazon.es.

Your main challenge will be navigating their menu and vast choice of categories and products. Among furniture basics you’ll come across beach umbrellas and turret-shaped mailboxes.

Most of Vida XLs products have very competitive prices, with free delivery to boot. You can purchase a solid wood bookcase with 2 drawers for under 270€, with many more affordable options available.

Their pair of wall lights for under 30€ is also great value, as is their garden furniture range.

In short, Vida XL is another must-browse if you are looking for affordable furniture and homewares.

Unlike Vida XL, Homy Casa has a few physical stores as well as the online option. But they also offer product auctions on their homepage and look like Vida XL’s direct competitor.

Still, their website is considerably easier to navigate. You are more likely to come across pieces that appeal for how they look, rather than just because of their low price. 

Homy Casa’s yellow Silvia armchair (see it in the adjacent image) is one such standout piece not just because of its bright colour (it’s also available in other colours). It costs less than 100€ and looks just like one available at Zara Home at near double the price. 

And if you’re looking for children’s bunk beds, Homy Casa offers the kind with built-in storage so favoured by Portuguese consumers.

In all, Home Casa’s range is worthwhile browsing through for the occasional attractive pieces among the more standard offers.

Conforama is French owned but has been a trusted brand of furniture in Portugal for many years. Their online version seems to offer the same dizzying quantity and variety of products as their brick and mortar stores.

Before the more recent furniture competitors covered in this article, Conforama was the go-to store for affordable furniture in Portugal.

Not all Conforama’s products of the more ostentatious variety will appeal to everyone, and their website is a bit of a hot mess. But you can often find here handsome and practical pieces at great prices.

Plus, Conforama stocks just about everything you could need for the home, including pre-fab kitchen at prices that rival IKEA’s – and are more customizable. 

So don’t let their inelegant sofas scare you off because there are many great deals on offer in Conforama.

We couldn’t resist including Vida Portuguesa here, even though you won’t find a stick of furniture on sale in its stores – or just barely.

Vida Portuguesa is the kind of store that you’ll love getting lost in, and their online version offers a good approximation of the experience. In it you will find all kinds of weird and wonderful homewares that are purely Portuguese and will charm you instantly.

You never knew you craved a ceramic monkey hanging by a rope from your ceiling. But suddenly you just do.

Vida Portuguesa also offers practical products such as their dinnerware and glassware – all of which of traditional design. So that you are guaranteed to find something you actually need, not just love at first sight.

They stock many affordable products, too, among the pricier handcrafted ones. Even if you just want to browse, Vida Portuguesa is definitely a must-visit.

You’re probably already familiar with H&M as a popular fashion brand but they also have a homewares category that offers a great range of products – though no furniture as such.

Like Zara Home, H&M Home product line changes frequently. You can be sure to find the latest trends in colours and patterns in their homewares and decor. 

If you’re looking for tasteful decor at affordable prices, H&M is unmissable. Their kids’ line is also a standout, with many adorable products to rival Zara Home’s and at better prices.

Homewares including curtains, throw rugs and cushions are also well represented in H&M Home, covering a range of tastes from the floral to the minimalist.

If you’re looking for pieces to add the finishing touches to your home, head over to H&M Home because there will be something sure to appeal.

Antarte is a Portuguese furniture design brand with numerous shops throughout Portugal, as well as an online store.

Among Antarte’s more attention grabbing options you’ll still find pieces that would suit more minimalist tastes and at reasonable prices. Their Barcelona sofa (see it in above table) is a handsome specimen and affordable at 1,330€.

As is their Barcelona dining table (see adjacent image), with its classic elegance that’s well-suited to both contemporary and traditional interiors.

If your interior design taste tends towards the lavish, Antarte is the store for you. But don’t dismiss it entirely if you prefer more sober lines.

Antarte offers a vast range of furniture at often good prices, which makes this store a must-browse whatever you taste in interior decor might be.