Lincoln’s home decor scene is packed with quirky boutiques, boho shops, and massive showrooms that cater to every taste and budget. Whether you’re furnishing your first apartment or searching for the perfect vintage accent, there’s a local spot ready to inspire your space.
Let’s get to it.
Piqued Curiosities Antiques & Gifts
Stepping into Piqued Curiosities Antiques & Gifts in Lincoln’s Havelock neighborhood feels like wandering backstage at a really good play. Robert Wamsley, the owner, brings years of theater and design experience to every display. Exposed brick walls and moody lighting frame a rotating cast of vintage dressers, mid-century cabinets, and one-of-a-kind curios that lure you in.
You might spot a Thomasville secretary priced at $275 alongside motion lamps that seem ready to perform. Every season gets its own act, from Valentine’s bouquets and spring greens to cozy Christmas wreaths and ornaments. The shop is divided into 13 vendor spaces, each offering its own flair while staying tidy and easy to explore.
Every corner is staged as a little vignette so even a quick stop feels immersive. It’s as much about hanging out among cool old stuff as it is about finding a standout piece for your home or a thoughtful gift. Piqued Curiosities brings theater to antiquing and makes every visit feel like part of the show.
Cooper & Co. Home + Gift
When you step into Cooper & Co. Home + Gift on Winthrop Road, it’s clear this family-owned store has flair. Their 20,000-square-foot showroom is split between furniture displays and a gift section filled with items you’ll actually want to give (or keep). Smooth neutrals and rounded edges dominate some room settings, while others lean coastal or full-on monochrome office vibes.
In the furniture area you’ll find pieces from big names like Bassett and Hooker alongside custom upholstery options. If you need a specific sofa or chair fabric, they can hook you up. In the gift wing, shelves are stocked with candles, quirky trinkets, cards, and tableware that fit any occasion. Pricing is fair and gift cards come with perks when you spend a certain amount.
Staff here keep things low-pressure so you can browse at your own pace. There’s plenty of parking and easy access, which is always appreciated in Lincoln. Around the holidays, the showroom turns into a festive display with real cookies to sample. Cooper & Co. Home + Gift makes shopping both fun and stress-free.
Habitat
Since 1975, Habitat in Lincoln has been a go-to for contemporary kitchen and home décor with a Scandinavian twist. The store, located on Pioneer Woods Drive, feels more like a cozy gallery than a typical strip mall shop. Clean lines, neutral tones, and natural materials set the tone and make everyday items feel special.
Room vignettes show off everything from cutting boards to decorative tea towels. In the kitchen section you’ll find Le Creuset cookware, Wusthof knives, and Swiss Diamond pans—tools for anyone who’s outgrown basic college gear. They also carry gourmet oils, teas, and jams for small splurges.
The gift area is stocked with Jellycat plush toys, Thymes candles, and Caspari napkins—items that work well for birthdays or hostess gifts. Prices strike a balance between “worth it” and “blowout sale,” and the compact layout makes browsing easy. Plus, they’ll gift-wrap your purchase in store so you can skip that last-minute chore at home. Habitat combines quality kitchen accessories and home accents in a tidy, approachable space.
Cool and Collected Antiques
When you step into Cool and Collected Antiques, it feels like a never-ending vintage treasure hunt. Tucked into the Indian Village strip mall since 2011, this spot is more like a sprawling warehouse than an attic full of junk. Each vendor booth brings its own flair, so you’ll find everything from mid-century chairs that remind you of grandma’s house to funky Boho lamps and clever repurposed home decor.
Prices run the gamut from “steal” to “save up” but there are plenty of affordable gems if you’re willing to dig. Vinyl records, up-cycled oddities, vintage clothing and Nebraska Husker memorabilia all share the aisles. Displays are fun and relaxed, never too precious, so you can browse without feeling like you’re in a museum.
It’s wheelchair accessible, parking is easy, and haggling with vendors is part of the charm. New finds seem to arrive weekly, making it a go-to for quirky decor lovers or anyone on a nostalgic kick.
Conner’s Architectural Antiques
Stepping into Conner’s Architectural Antiques is like finding a hidden vault of classic house parts. Since 1980, this downtown Lincoln landmark has filled three floors with chandeliers, stained glass, over 700 antique doors, tiles and ornate mantels. If you’re obsessed with doorknobs or fireplace surrounds that look like they belong on a period film set, this place has you covered.
The price range spans bargain reproduction pieces up to one-of-a-kind salvaged treasures. There’s even an expert rewiring team ready to bring that vintage chandelier back to life. Owner Sidney Conner and the crew will track down period-specific items if you have a particular style in mind.
It’s a DIY renovator’s choose-your-own-adventure. You’re welcome to wander through aisles of historic hardware as long as you like, and the friendly staff is always up for sharing advice or pointing you toward that perfect piece.
7 Day Furniture & Mattress Store
Cruising down Fletcher Avenue, you’ll spot 7 Day Furniture & Mattress Store—its warehouse-like storefront doesn’t hint at the treasure trove inside. Step through the doors and you’re met with a 90,000-square-foot showroom filled with sofas, beds, tables, and all kinds of home essentials.
Family-owned since 1987, this place covers every style from rustic farmhouse to sleek modern. No more waiting weeks for a couch—if you see it, it’s usually available to take home or delivered the same day. They even offer unlimited-piece delivery for one flat fee so you can finally upgrade that college futon without worrying about extra charges.
Budget-minded shoppers will appreciate weekly sales, a mix of new and gently used items, and lease-to-own options when funds are tight. The staff here really know their stuff and can point you to pieces that fit your space and style. Whether you’re furnishing your first apartment or refreshing a family home, 7 Day Furniture & Mattress Store has something to fill every room without breaking the bank.
Slumberland Furniture
Walking into Slumberland Furniture north of 27th and Superior in Lincoln is like visiting a home that’s been styled for every taste. One moment you’re in a modern farmhouse scene with planked wood tables and cozy couches, the next you’re in a contemporary space with clean lines and metal accents. Traditional setups show off inviting sofas that won’t make you feel like you need plastic covers.
Feel free to sit on any of the sofas, check out mattresses from Sealy, La-Z-Boy, Tempur-Pedic, or try their own Slumbercrest line. Dressers, dining sets, accent tables, and lamps fill the rest of the showroom in neat vignettes that make it easy to imagine the pieces in your home.
Prices fall into the “reasonable” range and they back that up with a 30-day price-match guarantee. Financing is available, plus a military discount if you ask. Delivery includes setup and placement so you don’t have to lift a finger. With a history dating back to 1967, Slumberland Furniture has perfected the art of helping you find comfy, affordable furnishings.
Ten Thousand Villages
If you’ve been craving boho flair with an ethical twist, Ten Thousand Villages delivers. This nonprofit shop in the downtown Haymarket doesn’t feel like a dusty charity outlet. Instead, you’ll find a bright, curated space filled with global folk-art—from handwoven textiles and unique wall hangings to jewelry with genuine backstories.
Merchandise is organized by region or season, making it easy to spot a colorful scarf from South America or pottery from Southeast Asia. Occasionally they host live demos, like henna artists or cultural dance performances, keeping the vibe lively. Every purchase supports artisans in over 38 countries, and prices stay comfortably in the mid-range.
They also team up with local groups for fundraisers or pop-up events, so your gift shopping can benefit a cause you care about. For folks who want decor and accessories that spark conversation and do good, this spot really nailing it.
Furniture Row
Heading to Furniture Row feels more like dropping into a relaxed living room than a massive showroom. Located at 5000 N. 27th St. in Lincoln, this big warehouse-style shop organizes its collections by room, so you won’t spend hours retracing your steps. Whether you’re after sleek modern pieces or cushy traditional sofas, they cover the spectrum.
Prices sit in the mid- to upper-mid range, but regular sales and promotional financing make it easy to score a deal. You’ll find everything from beds, dining tables and office chairs to outdoor loungers and cute accent decor. The full-room displays help you see exactly how pieces come together, so you don’t have to guess.
They offer delivery, layaway and even custom upholstery if you want a tailored look. Overall, it’s a local favorite for anyone who wants a nicely coordinated home without the sales pressure.
Euphoria
Walking into Euphoria is like hitting a boho wonderland in downtown Lincoln. Family-owned since 1978, this quaint shop fills the air with incense and lines its walls with vibrant tapestries. You’ll spot hundreds of crystal jars, bohemian decor for altars or dorm rooms, and an eclectic mix of ritual candles and incense sticks.
Prices range from 50-cent tumbled crystals to handpicked minerals and fair-trade textiles. There are beaded necklaces that look straight from a music festival, plus unique hats and keepsake urns. Need custom jewelry supplies or a quick repair on a favorite bracelet? They’ll handle it in a flash.
With 45 years of experience, the staff knows exactly what curious gift seekers or spiritual explorers are after. If you’re after a standout piece that feels both personal and playful, Euphoria probably has it in stock.
Kirkland’s Home
When you step into Kirkland’s Home, it feels like browsing a friend’s ever-changing living room. The chain’s been around since 1966, with more than 300 stores in 35 states. Most spots are in big suburban strip malls with plenty of parking—because giant potted plants and heavy mirrors don’t exactly travel lightly.
You’ll find little vignettes set up like room scenes, showing off everything from farmhouse-style sofas to boho pillows and coastal wall art. Chandeliers hang overhead, each one vying for your attention. The shelves rotate with the seasons, so when Halloween, Christmas or Easter approaches, the place transforms into a festive whirlwind.
Prices stay surprisingly reasonable, and those warehouse deals or flash sales mean you won’t need to empty your wallet to pick up a new throw pillow or tabletop accent. Alongside budget-friendly finds, there are artisan imports and upcycled vintage pieces that give your space a bit more character. The goal is inspiration overload—just be prepared to leave with more decorative goodies than you originally planned.
At Home
Stepping into At Home feels like wandering through a giant décor playground. The store is massive—you might almost forget you’re not at a giant warehouse club. Every aisle is packed with items for every taste, season and room. Farmhouse chic? Check. Boho-eclectic in seven different colorways? Absolutely. Vintage industrial or coastal casual? They’ve got both, plus plenty more.
It’s set up like a maze of themed rooms and open racks, so you’re never short on ideas. No salesperson follows you around, just rows of wall art, throw pillows and faux greenery begging for attention. When the holidays roll in, they dedicate entire sections—Christmas decorations get their own area, and Halloween gear practically deserves snack breaks.
The prices stay easy on the wallet, thanks to constant promo stickers and seasonal markdowns. If you can’t haul everything yourself, delivery and curbside pickup have your back. Whether you live in a tiny apartment or a spacious house, At Home is the perfect spot for a décor binge that won’t break the bank.
