These Affordable Finds From Walmart Will Inspire You to Change Up Your Space

These unique, budget-friendly pieces are all featured on HGTV's Design at Your Door and are sure to inspire a new look to your home.

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June 26, 2020
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Who doesn't want to change up their space every once in a while? Looking at the same decor day after day can get a little boring, but you don't have to replace everything in your home to give it a little refresh. Adding a bold, new end table or buying some unique lamps (think: velvet shades or gold) can be an affordable way to make your space feel totally new. The experts from Design at Your Door have helped people do just that. By adding a few key items to a room, a space can feel exciting and different. These products were all featured on the show, and they're all at Walmart right now. They're sure to inspire you to change things up at your home, too.

$179
Walmart

This stylish, midcentury chair has velvet fabric, wooden legs and a scalloped back. It will make for a unique addition to a living room, a bedroom or a desk, and you can choose from a few on-trend colors.

$29
Walmart

Adding a few accent pieces — like this vintage palm vase — is an easy way to refresh a room. This one, from Drew Barrymore's home line, is made from ceramic and terracotta and would be beautiful with some fresh, colorful flowers.

$15
Walmart

This velvet pillow adds texture and style to a sofa and will upgrade the look of any living room. Choose from a variety of colors, and consider mixing and matching a few.

$67.01
Walmart

This tufted ottoman has two additional uses, so it won't just add more seating to your space. It has a top that flips over to work as a serving tray, and there's space for storage inside. It has a natural linen finish.

$60
Walmart

Adding a new, smaller piece of furniture to a space — like this stylish brass and wood end table — can really revamp it. These would also work as a nightstand and offers a clean, modern look.

UNDER $250

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$55 (Set of 3)
Walmart

These patterned macrame baskets will reduce clutter and add a unique spin to organizing things like blankets, books or toys. They feature tasseled fringe and handles, and they come in a set of three.

$16.19 (Set of 2)
Walmart

This two-piece set of unique vases is perfect for any room in the house — add a few flower buds or even candles inside. The glass and gold finish would be perfect for a windowsill, end table, bar cart or nightstand.

$48
Walmart

The deep blue velvet shade of this lamp makes it such a unique addition to a home and a fun way to add some color. The black-and-white ceramic base and gold hardware add an eclectic touch.

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