#home-decor

#home-decor

Tiny camouflaged secrets hidden around my home? Little whimsical surprises where you'd least expect them? Sign me up. I didn't buy any right away, but I couldn't stop thinking about them. Now that it's fall, I started, as I usually do, to think of ways to make my family's home just a little bit cozier, which goes hand in hand with ways to make our days more whimsical in my mind.

The number of products available to buy on Amazon can be low-key overwhelming, and it's easy to get lost in endless scrolling sessions. Luckily, the shopping editors at Bustle spend a ton of time on the site (it's just a perk of the job), so we can identify some of the dopest things for women - most of which you likely never even knew existed. Scroll on to see the beauty products, home decor, and just-plain-fun items we think are worth the click.

When you open Instagram or TikTok, it feels like every new design trend is everywhere all at once. One month it's bouclé chairs, the next it's neon signs or checkerboard rugs. Algorithms push the same images on repeat, making it seem like these looks are timeless must-haves,

If you want to make your space look cool as hell, don't miss these baller (and budget-friendly) finds. Whether you want to add a practical upgrade to your kitchen or sprinkle in some funky statement decor pieces, this list is the perfect starting point if you want to impress your houseguests. And when anyone asks you where you got something (because they will - these items are so nifty), you'll be able to proudly say it cost less than $30 on Amazon.

When we moved into our four-bedroom apartment last year, I knew I had to do something to personalize the walls. Since we had already splurged on two large paintings, I decided to finally tackle creating a gallery wall. Given our collection of watercolors and drawings - we love to buy art when we travel, and my husband's a diplomat by day and artist by night - it would've been a waste not to hang the pieces we've accumulated.

I know a column at the Whitman Plaza Goodwill absolutely hates to see me coming,

Juan from Home With Juan on Instagram recently showed off his latest find in a video posted to his feed. It's a bright orange, circle-shaped hamper that splits in half for easy access to clothing on laundry day. It looks more like a sculpture than a hamper, and is also a great size for smaller spaces. "So sick and fits in that little corner PERFECTLY," Juan wrote in his caption.

The Paint Mirror brings this well-known (to a certain generation) interface to life as a functional wall piece, blending vintage digital charm with modern interior design. Handcrafted by Etsy seller RaffySculptures, the mirror features bold, pixel‑style borders in vivid color blocks that echo the classic MS Paint palette . Available in three sizes (30 × 40 cm, 60 × 90 cm, and 80 × 120 cm) it fits a range of spaces, from compact home offices to larger living‑room walls.

Cottagecore bedding is all about evoking a sense of nostalgia-it's the feeling of waking up in the countryside with the windows open and the morning sun flowing in,

With fall unofficially here, it's a great time to give your home a solid refresh. So, where to start? Wayfair has you covered with a wide range of options during its Epic Fall Sale, where you can score up to 70% off through September 23. From furniture and decor to rugs and storage, there's no shortage of new items to help you transform your space, including DIY kits to give your home a modern update with a creative touch.

This 904-square-foot, two-bedroom apartment is located is an old farmhouse constructed in the 18th century. Located in Möhlin, Switzerland, the apartment was remodeled in 2023, making it a "modern, clean, and elegant" canvas for Viviane Lüdi and her partner, who began renting the unit a year and a half ago.

As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, Lola Blankets is giving fans a reason to curl up in style. On September 12, the beloved faux fur blanket brand will release its highly anticipated Camo Collection - a lineup of four earthy, nature-inspired prints that promise to be this season's go-to essential. Known for its luxurious feel and everyday functionality, Lola continues to redefine what it means to be cozy, and this latest drop is no exception.

In picturing the best bedroom rugs-textiles that'll really get your day started on the right foot-we focused on easy-to-style coverings that can live under your bed frame and add depth to your floors. After all, who wants to wake up on a crisp winter morning to their feet on cold hardwood? Selecting the right material for your space will depend on how high-traffic your quarters are: wool and jute blend offer more durability while silk and viscose feel especially soft underfoot.

We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. Just because something looks and feels wildly expensive doesn't mean that it actually costs a lot - at least on Amazon. From luxurious home decor and delicate jewelry pieces to gold-infused skincare products, everything below will upgrade your day-to-day life. Prices start at just $6.

Embrace the oddness - your home is about to get more awesome.

He wanted something that felt manly, was big enough to host his friends for football nights, and beyond anything else, was something that was so comfortable he could pass out on it and not make his scoliosis worse. I, on the other hand, wanted something chic. I also needed a couch that would be easy to clean our dog's paw prints off of, didn't overcrowd our small Chelsea apartment, and would fit the minimalist aesthetic I'd worked so hard to curate.

If it's a lack of seating that inhibits you from hosting game night or book club, a collection of the best floor cushions is all you need to create ample options for guests. Historically linked to meditation and traditional Japanese dining culture, today's iterations are all about modern living needs that suit every whim-lounging while binging on the White Lotus reruns, creating a reading nook, or simply losing oneself in texts at the end of the day.

Welcome to The Editors' Cut, our monthly column dedicated to beautiful and useful finds for all over the house. In this installment: Maybe it's the state of the world, or the proliferation of AI and its uncanny creations. But lately we've found ourselves drawn-pun fully intended-to markings, illustrations, and sketches, the doodle scrawled in the margins while daydreaming or in a meeting or on the phone.

If I'm being totally honest, taking down the living room gallery wall was part of a larger restart in 2025 for me. Approximately 10 to 20 frames of crowded, colorful artwork on the walls were beginning to feel overwhelming to me (in addition to some other overwhelming stuff going on). I was seeking something simpler, and I really liked AT contributor Jessie Quinn's idea of creating gallery clusters - groupings of just one to three frames.

Let's get real: your apartment deserves designer vibes, but your bank account is giving more 'I-just-ordered-ramen' energy. Lucky for us, there's a wild world of shockingly affordable upgrades that'll turn your space into a Pinterest mood board-without the soul-crushing price tags. Whether you're low-key obsessed with mood lighting, dream of secret storage, or just want your entryway to scream 'I have my life together,' this list is stacked.

Sit test: Is it comfortable? Does it feel well-made? Does the couch have a tendency to sag? So far, no sagging! It is beyond comfortable, even when I'm sitting on the arm of it for a quick minute. This is in the design of the sofa, but some of the seams point outward as opposed to being sewn folded in, and a few of those have loose-ish (but not structurally problematic whatsoever) threads that I'm not the biggest fan of, visually speaking.

People tend to eye you suspiciously when you tell them you don't have a TV. 'But what do you do'? they cry. 'How do you relax?' When my wife and I moved into our new cottage, we left the TV at her parents' place, with vague plans to pick it up later. But months later, we've yet to feel compelled to collect it.

I'm sure I saw it in someone's home in a decorating book or something years ago. It's been one of those things I've looked for but just haven't found. Until now! The other day I was just scrolling through Amazon and suddenly there it was, this bamboo tabletop easel for displaying art! I was shocked! It was exactly what I wanted.