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1. Want to feel like you're at a fancy spa every time you step into your shower? Use these reusable dispenser bottles that come with labels and the necessary wall-mounting supplies to give your bathroom a uniform, high-end look.
2. Mood lighting is essential to any well-decorated home, and these flameless LED candles are exactly what you need to achieve that goal. Each pillar is battery-operated and controlled by a remote. The "flames" flicker when they're turned on, and you can use a timer so that they turn off at a certain time.
3. One of the easiest ways to give your living space an upgrade is through soft accessories like pillows and throws. Consider this 100% cotton boho throw for draping over sofas and chairs.
4. Lack of whimsical mood lighting got you down? Try this string of rechargeable fairy lights so your luminous decor ambitions can be achieved.
5. The easiest way to make a small room seem big is with mirrors, so make it easy on yourself and get a floor-length one that leans against the wall, no hanging required.
6. If you want to change up your bedding but without creating a completely new look, try a set of satin pillowcases that not only look great but are wonderful at preventing hair breakage. The ultra-silky material is nonabrasive, so it'll be soft against problematic skin, too.
7. Your amazing collections of books, photos, candles, and succulents deserve a gorgeous display case that doesn't cost a fortune, so try this metal-and-wood wall-mounted ladder bookcase because it checks all those boxes. I actually have these in my own house, and because they mount to the wall they feel extra sturdy.
8. If you want to add some texture and pattern to your space, do it with a set of three modern pillow covers that are all different designs that work together super well. The neutral tones mean they look good year-round, too!
9. Make your living room or den look like something from a museum with a wireless library light. Each light is battery-operated and controlled by a remote.
10. Want to add instant glamour to any room? This set of two gold lamps will do the trick. And they come with light bulbs, so that's one less thing for you to do.
11. Add a peel-and-stick subway tile backsplash to your kitchen to create a more finished look. These are extra great if you're a renter — they don't damage the wall at all if you ever need to remove them.
12. It's important to have a dedicated space if you do any work from home, but sometimes that's difficult if you have limited square footage. Try this small writing desk with a side pocket for getting tasks done without taking up too much space. There are nine wood finishes available, but this particular brown gives it a sophisticated reclaimed wood look.
13. If you want a coffee table that's trendy *and* timeless, consider a faux-marble coffee table that uses the two most popular finishes right now: marble and brass.
14. Give your stairs a major upgrade by using a set of removable tile decals. They come in a roll just like tape, so you slap them on your risers and — boom! — you're done.
15. Booze can have beautiful bottles and glassware should be shown off, which is why you should get this compact round glass and gold bar cart. This small but mighty cart has racks for bottles or stemware underneath the top shelf, built-in storage for three bottles on the bottom shelf, and casters that can lock when you're done moving it around.
16. Use a set of five colorful glass bud vases to show off a few stems of beautiful flowers. These are small enough that you can arrange them on a coffee table or window sill without taking up too much space — perfect for those of us who love fresh flowers but don't have a lot of square footage in our homes.
17. Want a beaded chandelier but without spending a small fortune? Try this beaded bohemian chandelier. It's also quite big, so if you have tall ceilings or a big room, it'll fill out the space nicely and to scale.
18. Feel as pampered at home as you do at the salon with this dreamy vanity. It's perfect as-is, but A LOT of reviewers line the back of it with LED strip lights to take the glam to the next level.
19. Update the space above your kitchen island or dining area with a pendant light with major mid-century modern vibes. It comes in a variety of colors, so there's really something for everyone.
20. Create a gallery wall with a set of eight framed pieces of art in various sizes. The themed art will create a cohesive look without being too matchy. Bonus: This kit comes with a sheet of paper that shows popular layout options, so you don't have to spend hours going, "OK, so where should THIS one go?!??!?!"
21. Antique and vintage mirrors are timeless, but unfortunately, they can be really expensive. Instead of blowing your savings, try this antique-inspired mirror that's less than $20. It's super lightweight because it's plastic, so no need for heavy-duty hardware when it comes to hanging it — some folks just use tape.
22. Use a drink dispenser to keep your favorite drinks organized and looking fabulous. As you pull a can or bottle out of the dispenser, it'll push all of the drinks behind it forward.
23. Have a bathroom that's a little too funky? Cover up your unsightly tub with a gorgeous shower curtain designed by Justina Blakeney, the bona fide queen of bohemian interior design.
24. Give your bedroom a luxurious upgrade without investing in a completely upholstered (and therefore more expensive) bed frame. This tufted headboard will give you a chic look and comfort without needing to spend big bucks.
25. And then upgrade your bedding situation with a set of buttery soft microfiber sheets. The thread count is 1,800, which means you'll feel like you're floating on a cloud every time you plop onto your bed. Even better: they're wrinkle-, moisture-, and fade-resistant.
26. Make old furniture look new with a budget-friendly DIY project. Use this damask-pattern peel-and-stick wallpaper to add new life to an old dresser or nightstand.
27. Give your dining room a makeover with a pair of Louis XVI–style dining chairs for ultimate Parisian vibes. Trust me, this style of chair usually goes for thousands of dollars a pop, but these particular ones are a set of two for between $200 and $300. This is a great deal if you're loving this look.
28. Use a special shelf for books that — thanks to unique hardware — literally makes it look like your books are floating on the wall. An easy and very cool way to show off your favorite pieces of literature that are sure to wow your houseguests.
29. Try some dining chairs that are upholstered in PU leather — aka artificial leather — if you want the look of the real thing without the steep price. PU Leather is actually a wonderful material for dining chair upholstery as it doesn't stain nearly as easily as traditional leather and can be cleaned with way more common household products.
30. If you have a bathroom with outdated cabinet pulls or knobs, consider swapping them out for something that's on trend yet timeless, like these black matte-steel cabinet pulls. If you rent, simply put the old ones in a shoebox or bag under the sink so you can swap them back in when it's time to move out.
31. Use an embossed faux-alligator decorative tray on a coffee table, bedroom dresser, or console table to add a touch of glam. It's also a great place to show off your curated collection of gorgeous knickknacks.
32. Feed two birds with one scone with a macrame wall mirror. It's practical because it's a mirror, it's art because it'll look so cool hanging on your wall.
33. If you have a fridge that's dimly lit and unorganized, try some fridge organization labels so that you know where everything is. Apply to containers or the fridge itself — whatever works for you.
34. Use a set of storage trays to harmoniously style fresh fruits and vegetables on your kitchen countertop. You can also use these to group together skincare, makeup, and perfume on your bathroom's countertop.
35. Give your eggs their own home while also freeing up valuable shelf space, thanks to this egg drawer that snaps onto the bottom of any shelf. It's slightly angular, so each time you grab an egg the row rolls forward. We love a beautifully organized fridge!
36. Attaching a roll of peel-and-stick wallpaper to your walls is a renter-friendly way to make a big visual impact without adding anything permanent. Because it's peel-and-stick, simply peel it off when you want to remove it and it'll literally leave no trace behind.
37. You can make an old and tired piece of furniture look completely different with a coat of chalked paint. The finish will give it a distressed look that's similar to antique pieces.
38. Use a statement chair to tie a room together, especially if your furnishings, rugs, and decor are more on the minimalist or neutral side.
39. Add a healthy dose of pizzazz and silliness to your interiors with a statement vase. If you have a long cabinet or dining table that looks a little drab, adding a piece like this will create a focal point you can build around.
40. And create a romantic vibe with a sunset lamp projector to give you an epic sunset anytime, anywhere (well, in your home).
Any time you open your front door after you outfit your home with all these great finds:
