5 Best Stores To Score Quality Home Decor In Kolkata Under A Budget

Located in Dhakuria, Dakshinapan Shopping Complex is a household name because it is a treasure trove for those looking for home decor under a budget. Find state emporia from all across the country selling traditional and unique art, textiles, and handicrafts. A shop by the Odisha government stocks a diverse range of decor made of cane as well as items like ikat-printed holders and photo frames. The one from Kashmir has stunning rugs and hand carved and handpainted wooden boxes that will definitely amp up your space.

This iconic shop in Park Street is the oldest auction house in the country. You can never guess what you can pick up from here, where those items have come from, or who they belonged to, and that is what makes this place so much more appealing. The shop stocks several decor items like old TV sets, statues, carved wooden items, old film cameras that make for great showpieces for your home, old oil paintings, goblets, and more. They sell them at a fixed rate every day except on Sundays, which is when they hold their auctions.

Located on Russell Street, this quaint shop stocks decor items in Indian designs with a modern twist. Find a wide range of trays, brass tea light holders, mirrors with mother-of-pearl inlay work, symmetrical chandeliers, artificial plants, curated paintings, and more. The Mysore art definitely steals the show. We also loved the accessories they have including baroque mirrors, trunk seats, coffee tables with newspaper prints, fairy tale-inspired chairs, tableware, wall decor, and glassware. Their collection of home linen and quirky furniture are also worth buying. 

New Market is paradise for those looking to buy home decor under a budget. The streets are lined with handicraft and furniture stores that regulars swear by. Konark Collectables is one of the most popular shops for antique decor items like Victorian clocks, mirrors, statues, and lamps, among other things. Another shop you should definitely check out for household items is National Furniture.

Located on Mirza Ghalib Street, Sasha is a fair trade store that has decor items to suit every mood and need and at really affordable rates. Find beautiful trinkets, hand-printed cushion covers, lamps with indigenous art from across Bengal, handpainted jewellery boxes, and more. The intricately weaved and designed mats are a real stunner. Also, check out their collection of shital pati items like rugs, patio string lights, lamps, and baskets.