The Accessorator
Online Shopping
Discoveries from online shopping platforms and websites for design and accessories — curated finds that bring the art of accessoration right to your screen.
Digital Treasure Hunting
Some of the best accessorations don't require leaving the house. The online world is brimming with design gems — from vintage one-of-a-kind pieces to contemporary collections that elevate any room. These are the platforms that have earned a permanent spot in the bookmarks.
1st Dibs
A vast marketplace of antiques, vintage furniture, art, and jewelry from vetted dealers worldwide. The go-to for serious collectors and design lovers hunting for that singular piece.
One Kings Lane
A stylish destination for home décor, furniture, and accessories with a keen eye for color and pattern. Sales events and curated collections make browsing a delight.
Grey Area
Founded by Kyle DeWoody, this innovative platform bridges art and commerce — mixing online shopping with bricks-and-mortar experiences. A fresh take on art-meets-retail.
Serena & Lily
Known for breezy, coastal-inspired home furnishings and accessories. Their online shop brings that effortless East Hampton sensibility to every corner of the country.
"I found this divine & delightful clock at my favorite East Hampton accessoration haunt R.E. STEELE — a treasure trove of goodies and a secret weapon for designers. Love this clock to pieces, even though I don't know who made it… do you???" — j.roaman, July 2013
Bricks & Clicks
Online shopping doesn't replace the thrill of in-person discovery — it complements it. Many of the best finds start with a digital browse and end with a visit. Stores like Les Toiles du Soleil in NYC and R.E. STEELE in East Hampton have their own online presence, while platforms like 1st Dibs and One Kings Lane bring the world's best dealers into one place.
French Stripes & Summer Finds
Les Toiles du Soleil, the beloved French textile brand with a shop in New York City, offers their iconic striped fabrics online — perfect for pillows, table linens, and upholstery that add instant Provençal charm. Meanwhile, the first Serena & Lily store opened in East Hampton in June 2013, bringing their catalogue and online aesthetic into a real-world browsing experience.
The beauty of digital treasure hunting lies in the serendipity of discovery — the way a single scroll can unearth a ceramic vessel that feels destined for your shelf or a vintage chair that completes an entire corner of the room. Online marketplaces have become modern-day galleries, where curated collections and independent sellers present pieces that range from the boldly contemporary to the quietly nostalgic. For the accessorator, this is where the magic happens: the last hundred dollars that make the room are often found not in a showroom, but through patient browsing, saved searches, and the thrill of spotting something singular before anyone else does. The hunt itself becomes part of the joy.