Budget Friendly Places to Shop for Home Decor

Once you get started on a renovation or redecorating project, it’s easy for the cost to get out of hand. As your vision for the space comes together, the genius ideas keep coming until you’ve reached an astronomical price tag.

Luckily, staying in your budget doesn’t have to mean skimping on quality or originality. Here are some of the best places to shop for affordable furniture and décor, both in store and online.

TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and HomeGoods

TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and HomeGoods are all discount retail stores whose inventory comes from the overstocked items at larger department stores. Many of the items in the store come from name recognizable brand names, but at a fraction of the cost. TJ Maxx and Marshalls carry clothes, shoes, and accessories ,as well as a selection of small furniture and home décor. HomeGoods is specifically a home décor retailer and carries everything from vases and mirrors to ottomans, armchairs, and large area rugs.

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The only downside to these stores is that each location gets their inventory from different sources, so each one has a slightly different inventory and they do not offer online shopping. If you have one of these stores near you, check them out before you commit to designer prices. These stores are especially great for smaller accessories like throw pillows, candles, and lamps, which you can find for up to 50% less than what you might pay elsewhere.

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Overstock

Overstock is like an online version of TJ Maxx or Marshalls, but with an even larger inventory. While Overstock includes just about any kind of item you could want, there are constantly great deals on home goods, from furniture to curtains to bedding.

Get this entire bedding set for under $100 via Overstock.com

Target

You might only think of Target as a place for inexpensive college dorm room furniture, but the beloved retail chain is also a hot spot for more mature design tastes, too. Their home decor collection is based on the latest trends, featuring affordable and attractive décor items like lamps, curtains, and frames. For further savings, look for Target’s  frequent clearance signs, or check our their online daily deals, which always ship for free.

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Hautelook

Hautelook is a division of Nordstrom that offers discounts on name-brand designers in everything from clothing and accessories to furniture, artwork, appliances, and kitchenware. The unique thing about Hautelook is that they only runs flash sales. They will offer steep discounts (sometimes up to 80% off!) on selected items, but the sales only last for a few days. You can register with Hautelook to receive e-mails about current and upcoming sales, or you can check their website periodically for what’s currently offered and what’s scheduled for the next few days.

Currently Hautelook is offering this Swedish Furniture Finds bed frame for 43% off of the listing price.

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Wayfair

While Overstock is a great source of overstocked items of all shapes and sizes, Wayfair is specifically geared to home décor. This site has such an enormous number of items that you are guaranteed to find exactly what you’re looking for. With free shipping on anything over $49, it makes sense to bundle your purchases all in one transaction to save even more.

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Modcloth

Do you like quirky knickknacks to fill out your shelves and end tables? Look no further than Modcloth. While the website is most popular as a vintage style clothing and accessories retailer, their home goods page is full of  unique pieces that add some whimsy to a room without breaking the bank.

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Etsy

If you are looking for something one-of-a-kind, Etsy is a great resource for handmade or even custom-made pieces that are sure to add that something extra to your home. Not only can you find a truly unique piece on Etsy, but it’s also your way of getting “couture” without the price tag.

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