Refresh Your Home With This On-Sale Décor From Wayfair

Making use of vertical space is a great way to get organized, especially if you live in a small apartment or condo. This unit from ClosetMaid uses a track system and wire shelves to free up floor space in a pantry or closet, and you can even hang it over a door if you don’t want to drill into a wall.

Add some whimsy to your home with this set of metal and glass tealight candle lanterns. You could easily arrange these on a dining table as decoration for a dinner party, or if you are planning an event, snapping up a few sets will save you some cash on décor. These would be great wedding centerpieces or a fun accent for an outdoor picnic.

Quality rugs are pricey, which is why we always try to buy ours on sale. This hand-tufted wool rug comes in 10 different sizes, from runners to large area rugs, with the smallest one ringing in under $50 for Way Day. The neutral colors of the gray and cream version are beautiful in any style of home, but you can also choose to go for the blue and cream version of this rug if you want something more graphic.

Add some privacy to a bedroom or common space with these affordable blackout curtain panels. While some blackout curtains look cheap and flimsy, these have a heavy, silky texture that allows them to drape luxuriously from the rod you hang them on. Do be aware that these are sold as single panels, not a pair, so you’ll have to purchase two if you want to have a set. But, at under $10 apiece, that still makes them less expensive than other similar curtains.

No green thumb? No problem. This self-watering planter will ensure your plant babies get the hydration they need, even if you skip a few watering days. You can use this planter indoors or out, and it’s made to withstand the elements if you choose to keep it outside year-round. If you don’t want to plant any flowers, herbs would also thrive in this self-watering container.

This sconce is one Joanna Gaines would definitely approve of. The metal shade makes for perfect moody lighting in a bedroom or office, and the swing arm will make nighttime reading infinitely easier. The best part? It plugs in, so there’s no need to call an electrician to have it wired. 

Storing produce in the fridge isn’t always the best option, so keep your potatoes, onions, and citrus fresh for longer in this open-air basket system. Each wire basket is removable, so you can easily put it on the counter or move it around when need be. If you don’t need the storage in the kitchen, it’s a great vertical system in the bathroom to store extra shampoos, conditioners, and towels.

This gilded table is a great addition to the side of your bed or couch. The slim profile doesn’t take up too much floor space, and the table surface is actually removable, so you can use it as a drink tray!

Floating shelves are a great way to avoid having to use unsightly brackets when adding extra storage to your walls. This rustic option has iron brackets that sit flush against the wall, while live-edge pine boards act as shelves. Hang it in the kitchen for an open pantry moment, or use it above the toilet in the bathroom to store often-used items like cotton swabs and tissues.

Curtain rods are a décor piece that is often overlooked. While curtains tend to cover the main portion of the rod, the end caps always show, so why not use that space as a decorative opportunity? The small birds on this rod add a whimsical touch to any room, and it comes in 11 different colors and finishes for any style.

Throw pillows are a quick and inexpensive way to add color and texture to a room. Throw one on a bed or couch for a cozy moment, or put it in your favorite armchair for added lumbar support. This one comes in a bohemian-inspired weave, and the pillow insert is included with the washable cover.

Baskets are amazing multitaskers at home: They can hold clutter or plants, and hide cords. This set of three baskets can nest together to save space when not in use, and the largest one is 17-inches wide — great for storing extra blankets or pillows.

Skip painting a room and opt for wallpaper instead. This illustrated paper features small birds sitting on blooming tree branches, reminding us of beautiful spring mornings filled with birdsongs. Despite being a busy pattern, it doesn’t overwhelm your eye because it’s drawn in neutral colors.

When was the last time you took a look at your outdoor lighting fixtures? Chances are it’s been a while. Update your house’s facade with these farmhouse-inspired gooseneck lights, which can be installed anywhere you’ve previously had sconces or floodlights. These would look great over a back door or on a deck, especially if you want to lean into the modern farmhouse vibes.