Target Home Launch: Refresh Your Space with Target’s Newest Decorating and Organizing Essentials

If you’ve browsed Instagram and TikTok, you’ve seen carefully curated shelves—full of photo frames, books, and artwork – you’re not alone. While imitating these designs might seem impossible, this spring Threshold by Studio McGee makes that task easier with a host of affordable, shelf-friendly products. Like this $20 teak sculpture, perfect for stacking atop books or next to a vase.

Another ornament we can’t get enough of? This amazing marble sculpture. Filled with grays and browns, the stopper will blend with your existing aesthetic, with character figures looking far away, Father more expensive than it actually is.

Affordable decorating styles can make all the difference in your space. Case in point: this striking faux leather tray. Like something you’d find at an upscale home improvement store, this tray is not only chic and eye-catching, but also functional as it holds a TV remote, magazines, or snacks on your coffee table. We also love that the collection has matching small and large boxes with removable lids so you can match them around the room.

let’s count our way Love this bench. First, its ticking stripe pattern is fresh, airy and unisex, making it a versatile piece that looks great no matter where it’s placed. Second, it can provide extra seating for two people. Third, it has storage space! Whether you’re throwing toys, blankets, or extra shoes and boots in, this piece is a triple threat for any room.

Natural materials are another design trend that has stayed the same this year, and this water hyacinth sideboard table fits right in. Perfect for entryways—with its shallow depth of just 13.38 inches—this table is also a great choice behind a sofa or snuggled into an empty corner.

There’s no quicker (or cheaper) way to freshen up an outdoor space than a rug, and this Studio McGee rug features a sage and charcoal gray stripe pattern that’s perfect for accentuating your sitting area. We love that it can be rinsed with water when it gets dirty, and that it has a latex backing to ensure it stays in place.

We’re calling it: Tiny Beverage Tables Will Be Big 2023 trend. Solving a lifelong problem—where to put drinks when coffee tables are within reach—beverage tables are popping up at almost every home retailer because they’re portable and don’t take up a lot of room. We’re big fans of this stylish marble and brass combo, and it’s on sale for under $60.

If anyone knows how to set a welcome table, it’s Joanna Gaines. Refresh your tablecloths with this sweet woven tablecloth, which features a crisp, stretchy gingham pattern and matching paper napkins.

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

If upping your kitchen/pantry game is on your list of New Year’s resolutions, consider this a must-buy. Shut out those dreaded oil and vinegar containers and instead choose to store essentials in these matching ceramic bottles that are as pretty as they are neat.

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

Overhead lights are nice, but if you want to add some cozy ambience to your space, consider adding a table lamp, like this pretty ceramic option. Standing 18.5 inches tall, this recessed light has a creamy, monochrome look that will blend with any aesthetic you already have in your room.

Sometimes all it takes is a new scent to freshen up a space, and this soy blend candle will infuse a room with fresh floral and vanilla scents. We love the understated cement stand and the industrially carved “HERBS” text.

Let’s add some drama to our spaces in 2023, shall we? A quick (and cheap!) way to do this is to replace your current drapes with a new set—this velvet option with lace trim will get the job done. Available in three sizes and two shades (green and gold), the panels are also machine washable and have a rod pocket and back tab for hanging.

Our love for baskets doesn’t die down in the new year, and it’s no surprise here that we’re obsessed with this insanely affordable option from Jungalow. Jug basket in light and dark brown tones, black tassels and cutout handles. We envision it holding anything from a blanket to your favorite plant.

One can never have enough seats – or makeshift ottomans – and Molise offers both, while still providing major design vibes. The tiger-like pouf in cream gray faux leather blends seamlessly into any space while also standing on its own thanks to its bulbous curves.

It may be dreary outside right now, but channel the coming spring season with this sunny outdoor pillow. Cheerful and bright, this 18-inch stitched throw pillow is a quick way to liven up your outdoor seating space.

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