Refresh your space with Target’s newest home must-haves

If you’ve scrolled through Instagram and TikTok ogling highly-curated shelves — full of frames, books and objets d’art — you’re not alone. While mimicking those designs might seem impossible, Threshold Designed With Studio McGee is making the task a bit easier this spring with lots of shelf-friendly pieces that are super affordable. Like this teak sculpture that rings in at 20 bucks and is perfect for stacking atop books or placing next to a vase.

Another decorative piece we can’t get enough of? This stunning marble sculpture. Chock full of grays and browns that will blend with your existing aesthetic, the figural looks far, far more expensive than it actually is.

Affordable décor accents can have a big impact in your space. Case in point: this striking faux leather tray. Like something you’d find at a fancy home store, the tray is not only chic and eye-catching, but also practical in that it can corral TV remotes, magazines or snacks atop a coffee table. We also love that the collection has matching small and large boxes with removable lids that you can coordinate with in your room.

Let us count the ways that we loooove this bench. For one, its ticking striped pattern is crisp, airy and neutral, making it a universal piece that will look great wherever it lands. Second, it can provide extra seating for two people. And third, it’s got storage! Whether you’re tossing toys, blankets or extra shoes and boots in there, the piece is a triple threat that will work in any room.

Natural materials is another design trend that is staying put this year, and this water hyacinth console table fits right in. Perfect for entryways — its shallow depth is just 13.38 inches — the table is also a great option for placing behind a couch or gussying up an empty corner.

There’s no quicker (or cheaper) way to refresh an outdoor space than with a rug, and this one from Studio McGee has a sage-and-charcoal gray striped pattern that’s perfect for accenting your sitting area. We love that it can be hosed down when dirty, and that it has a latex backing ensuring it will stay in place. 

We’re calling it: Tiny drink tables are going to be a big 2023 trend. Solving a lifelong problem — where to place your drink when the coffee table is more than an arm’s reach away — drink tables are popping up at pretty much every home retailer out there because they’re handy to have around and they don’t take up much space. We’re huge fans of the sleek marble-and-brass combo that rings in at under 60 bucks.

If anyone knows how to set a welcoming table, it’s Joanna Gaines. Get in on the tablescape action with this sweet woven tablecloth, which has a crisp and spring-y gingham pattern and, bonus, coordinating napkins.

Tissues… but make them fashion! Hearth & Hand with Magnolia is doing just that with this genius rattan box that is so pretty you won’t mind having tissues front and center in your living space in 2023.

If zhushing up your kitchen/pantry game is on your New Year’s resolution list, consider this a purchase a must. Keep those ghastly oil and vinegar containers behind closed doors and instead opt to store the essentials in these matching ceramic bottles that are as pretty as they are tidy.

Add some color and texture to a blank wall with this simple rattan basket that is perfect for placing a few flowers (faux or real), hand towels, car keys or whatever else needs a floating home. 

Overhead lights are nice, but if you want to add some cozy ambiance to your space, consider adding a table lamp like this pretty ceramic option. Standing at 18.5 inches tall, the fluted lamp has a creamy monochromatic look that will blend in with any aesthetic you already have going on in your room. 

Sometimes a new scent is all it takes to reinvigorate a space, and this soy blend candle will infuse the room with fresh floral and herb aromas. We love the understated cement holder and the industrial engraved “HERBS” text.

If you know, you know: Kitchen stools cost a fortune, especially ones that are chock full of style. And that’s exactly why we love this new option from Justina Blakeney — pairing a ridged wooden base with a textured cream seat and a stained metal frame, the stool is perfectly on trend while also being neutral enough to blend in nicely with any kitchen color palette. Did we mention each one costs just $130? Done and done.

Let’s add some drama to our spaces in 2023, shall we? A quick (and cheap!) way to do so is by switching up your current curtains with a new set — and this velvet option with a macrame trim is going to get the job done. Available in three sizes and two hues (green and gold), the panels are also machine washable and have both a rod pocket and back tabs for hanging. 

Our love of baskets isn’t going anywhere in the new year, and no surprise here, we’re smitten with this crazy-affordable option from Jungalow. The pot-shaped basket has light and dark brown hues, a black tassel and cut-out handles. We envision it holding anything from throw blankets to your favorite plant.

One can never have enough seating — or makeshift ottomans — and the Molise offers both, while also giving major design vibes. The tier-like pouf comes in a creamy-gray faux leather that will seamlessly blend into any space, while also standing on its own thanks to those bulbous curves.

It may be dreary outside right now, but channel the upcoming spring season via this sunny outdoor pillow. Cheerful and bright, the 18-inch, sewn-seam pillow is a quick way to reinvigorate your outdoor seating space.

If you live in a small space, the walls are your answer. This iron wall planter, for example, is a sneaky way to bring plants into your outdoor area without taking up precious floor space.