Spotted Designer-esque Home Goods Reminiscent of High-End Brands at H&M
Take a Stroll Down Memory Lane with H&M Home
Whelp, I've finally seen the light after checking out the revamped H&M homeware store on Regent Street. I've been missing out, folks! My Editor-in-Chief, Heather Young, was the first to make a beeline for this revamped London store, and boy, did she find some designer-worthy goodies. If you're into the mid-century home decor trend and looking to add a pop of pattern to your space, you've got to check out H&M's offerings.
Green was a big color trend in the dining collections at the store, and the speckled ceramic collection made a bold statement. I loved how the abstract pattern was paired with a traditional floral print for a high-end look, and the best part? Nothing on the table cost more than £20!
I'm all about hunting for those smaller items that make everything else look more expensive. These are the standouts at H&M right now:
- Splatter ceramics: Back with a bang this year, most designs usually come in at double the price. The large green splatter design I found at H&M is a steal!
- Luxe table cloth: Not only is it stylish, but it also has a water-repellent coating for easy cleaning. The table runner is already sold out, so act fast!
- Colored glass wine glasses: With a chunky stem and handmade quality, these will make any table setting look pricey.
- Pink and orange seat cushions: These seat cushions instantly make a stripe cushion look more expensive. Perfect for elevating your ultra-trendy IKEA bistro set.
- Dusty green wireless lamp: This lamp looks like a designer replica at a fraction of the price. Love the mid-century design!
- Side table: Soho Home vibes at a high street budget? Yes, please! This side table is an investment piece at £200, but it's worth it for that designer look.
- Swirled sculptural vase: This vase adds a touch of luxury to any shelf setup, all for just £20.
- Bordallo Pinheiro floral mugs: These whimsical mugs will add a charming touch to your kitchen shelf or tea break.
- Jute rug runner: Affordable yet chic, this jute rug runner is a classic piece that always looks expensive.
If you're still hooked on mid-century modern styles, you might want to explore places like Sohnne, Mid Century Modern Gal, Mocka, or Atomic Road Hohm for a more curated selection. For a more general approach, consider checking out second-hand stores, online marketplaces, or flea markets.
H&M Home is also a great place to find affordable bedding. I'm eager to check out their chic looking sheet collection next time I'm in store. So, have any of these picks piqued your interest? Let the home decor hunt commence!
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Meet the Author:Rebecca KnightA native of London, Rebecca Knight has been the Deputy Editor on the our platform Website since 2022. With a Master's degree in magazine journalism from City, University of London under her belt, she started her journalism career as a staff writer on women's weekly magazines. Her love affair with homes and interiors began when she joined the our platform website team in 2019 as a Digital Writer. As the Homes News Editor, she covers everything from viral cleaning hacks to the latest home design trends across various our platform websites like Homes & Gardens, LivingEtc, Real Homes, Gardeningetc, and our platform.
- In the hunt for designer-worthy home decor, consider checking out H&M's offerings, especially their table settings, as they provide a high-end look without breaking the bank.
- For those seeking to incorporate a touch of luxury into their interior-design, the pink and orange seat cushions from H&M are an affordable option to elevate an ultra-trendy home-and-garden setup.
- During your next shopping spree, don't miss out on the splatter ceramics available at H&M, as they are designer-inspired deals-and-discounts, ensuring a stylish table setting without exceeding your budget.
