By Indya Brown
last updated
I may be venturing out into the world more, but my apartment is still where I spend 75% of my time. True, I'm a homebody and an introvert to boot, but you don't have tonecessarily relisha cozy night into be able to appreciate a well-designed space. When my place is on point, I find that it brightens my mood dramatically, so I'm deeply invested in the objects and piecesI use to decorate. While buyingvintage remains my preferred method of attaining furniture, I'm no stranger to the wonders of Amazon's décor section. And this is a great time to shop given thatAmazon Prime Day is going on right now through June 22.
If you're too overwhelmed to take the time to scourthe depths of the site, we get it. It's a seemingly endless pit of SKUs and images, which makes it a time-consuming processto find objects that may fit your specific style preferences. As an expert shopper and interior design junkie, I flexed my skills to do all of that for you. Below, see the décor finds thattrulyexcel aesthetically in every way. Each piece is so deceptively good that you'll be left wondering if it really came from the place of two-day shipping.
La Jolíe Muse Store
Large Cotton Rope Blanket Basket
Greatto enhance any space.
HWH Investment
Bedside Light
The dome shape and matte finish add to its Scandi-style appeal.
Blue Page Store
Throw Pillow Cover
Simple and chic.
Greehomede
Rectangle Wood Tray
Use it to serve up some drinks or to display your favorite trinkets.
Susteas Store
Pitcher With lid Iced Tea Pitcher
Fun fact. This pitcher has 4.5 out of 5 stars.
TheWarmHome Store
Beige Decorative Storage Box
A nice storage option.
Home Smile Store
Leaf Trinket Dish
For all your rings and things.
Juliska Store
Blue Tumbler
Loving this blue.
(Image credit: @mfass)
VidaXL
Room Divider
This whimsical wall divider already has somewhat of a cult following—most use it as a decorative structure to add extra dimension.
Pacifica Island Art
Travail et Joie Poster by Henri Matisse
A print that sparks joy.
American Plant Exchange
Dwarf Ming Aralia Live Tree
Didn't you hear? Indoor treesare the new tropical plants.
Frametory
Black Picture Frames
New picture frames, anyone?
Boy Smells
Ash Candle
One of my favorite candle brands ever.
Iittala
Aalto 4-3/4-Inch Clear Glass Vase
Truly a design classic.
XHXSTORE
Dried Craspedia Flowers
A refreshing color.
Virtune
Infinity White Vase
If an Aalto vase is out of your price range, here's a cute and affordable alternative.
(Image credit: @sasha.mei)
Brightech
2 Globe Floor Lamp
The price is unbeatable.
Bloomingville
Round Accent Bamboo Shelf Table
This looks so expensive.
Creative Co-Op
Tall Terra-Cotta Handles Vase
Just my take: You can never have too many cute vases.
Handicrafts Home
Bone Inlay Checked Pattern Picture Frames
The checkered home décor trend rages on.
Christopher Knight Home
Isaac Arm Chair
Pro-tip: Add a comfy armchairto a small corner to create a space of solace.
47th and Main
Small Footed Decorative Black Cast Iron Bowl
Novogratz by Momeni Rugs
Bungalow Area Rug
Simply put, I'm obsessed.
(Image credit: @madelynnfurlong)
Modway
Lippa 36-Inch Mid-Century Dining Table
Technically, this isfauxmarble, but it's so good you really can't tell.
OSP Home Furnishings
Bryce 26-Inch Dining Chair
The minimalist design really helps this chair stand out.
Ikea
Fado Table Lamp
I've owned this lamp for years, and it remains one ofthe best purchases I've ever made for my place.
Bloomingville
Nude Stoneware Flower Pot
This would look perfect holding a bouquet of dried flowers.
(Image credit: @luciacuesta_)
Artistic Weavers Store
Area Rug
Bold.
Rug Source
Geometric Balouch Wool Area Rug
She's a beauty.
CalCastle Craft
Natural Dried Preserved Eucalyptus Branches
Hang a bundle of dried eucalyptus in your bathroom to create a spa-like atmosphere.
Creative Co-Op
Hand-Painted Polka Dots Vase
One of the pleasures of scouring Amazon is finding cool objects that look like expensive-looking vintage pieces. If you told me that this was from an exotic location and was dated from the 1960s, I'd believe you.
Serene Spaces Living
Clear Ribbed Glass Votive Holder
Simple and chic.
KiaoTime
Set of 3 Taper Candle Holders
As a tapered-candle fanatic, appropriate candle holders are a necessity.
(Image credit: @fannyekstrand)
Rimdoc
Triangle Glass Coffee Table
A statement coffee table really makes the difference in a living room. This one is a true conversation starter.
Michael Darling,Rem Koolhaas, Taiye Selasi,Lou Stoppard, Michael Rock
Virgil Abloh: Figures of Speech
What good is a coffee table without books?
Edgewood
Asymmetrical Accent Mirror
After reading the hundreds of rave reviews, I'm on the verge of clicking "purchase."
Modway
Luana Cane Woven Headboard
A cane headboard like this would set you back way more at other furniture stores.
Next: Most People Will Dislike This Denim Trend, But Ready or Not, It's Taking Over
This post was originally published on an earlier date and has since been updated.
Explore More:
AmazonStyle Tips
Indya Brown
Fashion Market Editor
Indya Brown is a fashion editor, stylist, and writer living in Los Angeles. While going to school at Columbia University in New York City, she got her feet wet in the fashion industry interning at Elle magazine, Harper's Bazaar, and New York magazine's The Cut. After graduating in 2016, she joined The Cut as a fashion assistant, eventually working her way up to fashion editor. There, she worked on a multitude of projects, including styling inbook feature stories for New York magazine's print issue, writing and pitching market stories for The Cut, and serving as fashion lead for The Cut's branded content. While New York has been her home for over 10 years, she moved to Los Angeles in the midst of the pandemic in 2020 for a new chapter. Now she is a fashion market editor for Who What Wear, focusing on emerging designers, rising trends on and off the internet, interior design, and BIPOC creatives and brands. Aside from her duties as a fashion market editor, Brown is also a freelance stylist and writer, working on national print and video commercial campaigns for Sephora, The Independent, and Cadillac. Her bylines also include Harper's Bazaar, Vox, and The New York Times. But once the computer goes down and the emails turn off, she's likely eating her way through Koreatown, hunting down vintage furniture, scoping out new outrageous nail designs to try, or taking a hot cycling class.
SPONSORED_HEADLINE
SPONSOREDSPONSORED_STRAPLINE
SPONSORED_BYLINE
)
