*NEW* HOMEGOODS DECOR || STYLING NEW DECOR || HOW TO ACHIEVE A DESIGNER LOOK FOR LESS | SPRING DECOR

Hey there everyone, it's Jenna. Welcome or welcome back to the channel. In today's video, we're gonna head off to HomeGoods and do a little shopping together because this is my favorite time of year to check out what's new at HomeGoods. They have all of the beautiful spring decor and outdoor planters and it's just really fun to pick out all of those designer looking pieces for spring, but they're of course for those amazing HomeGoods prices. So I'm going to show you some designer dupes and give you some styling ideas as we go through the store and then we'll come back home and I'll show you everything that I found from my own space in a little haul and how I'm planning to style it so you can get some fun spring decorating ideas for your own space. So I hope you guys enjoy it and without further ado, let's go to HomeGoods. Okay so here we are at HomeGoods and I just love all of the outdoor furniture that's here this time of year. I really liked this little scallop set. It reminded me of something you find at Serena & Lily where just a similar table is the same price as the entire set and I also loved this outdoor woven scalloped bench. Typically sealed or finished woven materials like this tend to be durable and hold up really well in the outdoor elements. We have lots of woven outdoor furniture in our space and it's held up really well and I love all of the natural texture that it gives to an outdoor space. So I love that there's a lot of that here to choose from whether it's larger furniture pieces or smaller accents and scallop details have been really big the past couple of years and right now I'm seeing them everywhere here at HomeGoods. I really liked these melamine serving trays with the fun printed patterns on them. They had so many here to choose from and they were all under $10 and these are great for aesthetically serving appetizers or giving as a hostess gift maybe with some bread and oil. And something else that I spotted that I was really excited about were these woven solar lanterns and layering lanterns in a space can instantly make it feel elevated whether you're hanging them over a dining area or utilizing a low hanging tree or you could string them together against a wall. I just think that these can really help to add cozy layers of light and texture to a patio area. I was kind of bummed that there was only one woven one here but it got me inspired seeing it so I found some more online that I will link down below in the description box. They did have several black rope ones that I thought might be kind of cool but I'm gonna keep my eye out for some more natural looking ones over the next couple of months. I also loved these weatherproof touch lamps. These look super similar to the ones they sell at Pottery Barn for $175 when this pack of three was only $40. And another designer dupe that I spotted was this stunning live edge wood appetizer tray. This has a really similar look to the one they sell at Williams Sonoma for $160 while this one was only $15. And I also love the idea of this little outdoor woven caddy. This guy was only $9.99 and has a very similar look to the one they sell at McKee & Co for $48. I love layering woven details into a spring or summer tablescape. It just helps to dress it up a bit in a practical way where you can hold things like napkins, condiments, silverware so it's perfect if you like to host for those summer outdoor gatherings. Another thing that I thought was super cool was this woven outdoor side table and it also doubles as a serving tray and storage. I was really shocked that this thing was only $40 and it would be really cute if you had some chaise lounges outside so you could have a little tray and storage nearby and then use the tray if you want to eat or entertain on the loungers. So something that I always see designers layering into their spaces in some form are vintage textiles. Whether it's rugs or tapestries or pillows, vintage inspired fabrics like these definitely have a designer look to them. So these Lalloy poofs were $70 each and I've seen super similar ones on Scout and Nimble that are the same Lalloy brand for over $200. Something else that I thought was really neat was this black and white art piece. I loved how this was printed on a tweed like fabric to give off a really neat texture and this is a photograph that was taken in Natural Bridges Monument in Utah in 1925 and I just love the story and personality that this piece has with the vintagey feel and the earthy texture and just the feel of the western landscape. If you're into a more traditional decor aesthetic, I thought that these chairs were such a find. I love the classic stripe pattern and awful texture in the detail of the wooden arms and legs. This is a great dupe for the Shiloh chair at Ballard Designs but I did think $400 was a little pricey because I've seen similar chairs on Wayfair for under $300. Another designer dupe that I spotted was this textured planter and this looks just like the Minka textured pot that they sell at Anthropologie for $80 while this planter was only $25. I love all of the earthy texture that this would add to a space and I love how it looks to be expensive and handmade with all of the organic edges and knotty texture variations. And another piece that you all know I'm obsessed with are distressed terracotta planters. I feel like they just help to give off such a rustic feel to a garden or patio space and both of these were stunning and a but I also spotted this plastic planter that has a terracotta look and texture to it for only $35 and I actually have this planter and I love how light and easy it is to move around my garden because it is that plastic material. Another plastic planter that had a more high-end feel to it was this charcoal one. It was only $16.99 and looked like those antique clay pots that sell for hundreds of dollars on designer websites. I also thought that these tortoise shell beads were such a fun decor piece for only $17. I love having these beaded garlands on hand to elevate my styling. They're so easy to just drape over a bowl or to pop in a tray to give your space a more finished look. And another designer dupe that I'm seeing a ton of right now are these fun cocktail glasses. They sell the same ones at Crate & Barrel for twice the price and I saw so many fun shapes here that you could collect so that each person could have a different themed cup when you're hosting. Okay so we're back home from the store and I'm going to show you guys everything that I found for our own space and how I'm planning to style it. So the first thing that I found is maybe one of my favorite finds and it is this gorgeous distressed little scallop detail terracotta pot. Now originally I almost didn't buy this because it didn't have a drainage hole but I just thought it was so charming with like the distressed detail and all of the little scallops on it. It just reminded me of something that would be in a Tuscan garden. But then I remembered I've been looking for something to put on our windowsill to put little herbs in so I can have an herb garden next to our sink and I figured this would be perfect and I like the fact that it didn't have a drainage hole because I can put the little basil plants from Trader Joe's right in here and it fits perfectly and so after I water it I can still put it in here and not worry about it draining onto my marble tray. So that way it just keeps everything in here and I can easily clean it out because this does have a sealant on the inside so it's easy to just wipe out. So this is a perfect little piece to add a rustic European feel to our countertop and it's perfect for those herbs that I get from Trader Joe's because like I said they fit perfectly inside here and I did find this at HomeGoods but I will say I found this exact same planter online so I will link that below as well. Okay so this next piece is too big for me to hold and show you here on camera so I'll just insert footage but I spotted this really beautiful tall terracotta handled urn for only $49.99. I was like oh my gosh I have to get this. Even the lady at the checkout was like this is such a good deal and I was like I know. So what I'm going to use this for is to dress up one of our pillars on our outside patio. I thought it'd be really pretty to layer some pots and some plants there so I'm going to use the big one just as decor to kind of anchor the space and then I'm going to fill it in with a larger cactus and a little succulent plant that I have. And I love using groups of planters at our different heights because I just feel like that looks really visually pleasing and it helps your space to feel more layered and just look more professionally styled. I think that this will look really beautiful out on our patio and it'll just be a nice addition to kind of give off that Spanish Southwestern vibe that I'm going for. Okay so full disclosure this next piece is from Marshall's but I have seen very similar if not the same piece at HomeGoods and it is this beautiful candle warmer. Now if you guys remember I bought a candle warmer on Amazon that I used in our rental and I just love the look of that especially because we signed in our lease that we wouldn't light open flames so I just started utilizing this so I could use candles in our rental and through that I actually found that these are like the only way that I want to light a candle anymore because I feel like they make your candles last longer. You don't have to worry about an open flame and it still really spreads the scent throughout the house and then on top of it you get a really pretty decor piece that just adds to the candle burning experience. So I found this guy for $19.99 because I want to have a couple different candle warmers throughout my house so I still have the vintage looking one from the rental. I'll link that one down below but I just thought this one would be so cute to use in our main living space because this one ties in a little bit better because we have a lot of black accents and I love the curved neck of the lamp and that relates back to our light fixture in our living room. I also love the sweet scalloped detail on this lampshade and the beautiful kind of like organic linen-y material that's on the lampshade. I just think that this one is really stunning but for now I'm going to pop it on our kitchen countertop because that will help to dress up the space a little bit, add a fun piece of cozy decor over there, and it'll just be nice when I'm cooking or doing the dishes to have a nice little cozy moment for myself with a candle. Okay so when it comes to entertaining I really gravitate towards drinkware, that pan blown glass. I don't know what it is but incorporating things into my decorating into my household that are handmade just makes it feel like it has a story and that they're special and they're collected and it adds a touch of that human element into my decor which I really love especially with like drinkware. It's such a fun conversation piece so we have a lot of pretty hand-blown glass that I use for our cocktails and margaritas but I don't really have a lot of wine glasses so when I spotted these I knew that they were perfect so I picked up four of these hand-blown little stemless wine glasses. These were seven dollars each and these were made in Italy. I love the white with the little flecks of color in here. They also did have these in blue as well so I had a hard time deciding if I wanted to get half and half or what but ultimately I just decided on the white and I might go back to get the blue. I don't know but I just love having pieces like this that are fun and unique and when you're having guests or pouring a drink of wine it just feels special to have something that's handmade. Okay so recently I showed you all in our patio makeover how I planted up these really fun centerpieces full of cacti and succulents in these nice terracotta bowls that I got at Marshall's and I just loved how that turned out so much that I wanted to do something similar to bring inside of our home. So I found this really beautiful terracotta planter bowl at Marshall's. Again this is a Marshall's find. Our Marshall's and HomeGoods are right next to each other so like for me sometimes I'm like they're the same thing but full disclosure this was Marshall's but a lot of times I see the same stuff at HomeGoods but this guy was only $12.99 which I felt like was such a good deal so I think I'm just gonna put a cactus in here because I love the sculptural shape that they add to a space and it also helps to bring a piece of our outdoor desert landscape indoors to blend the indoor and outdoor feel which I love and what I love about cacti is that they bring a living element of the outdoors inside your home in a really easy attainable and low maintenance way so they're super easy to take care of just make sure that they have light and even if you don't live in the desert I feel like cacti can really help to elevate a space. They just add this sculptural element that seems almost artistic in a way and sometimes it can be unique and unexpected if you don't live somewhere like the desert. I don't know I just think that they're really fun and low maintenance and they're something that I've recently become obsessed with decorating with. Okay so I don't know about you guys but every time I go through the candle section I always find so many good ones and I go through, I do the sniff test, I have fun, I enjoy myself, I picture the moment I'm gonna have with this candle and just like how it's gonna make my home smell and then I think about it for a second and I look at the price and I always see like eight, nine, ten, twelve dollars and I'm like nah and I put it back and I walk away. That happens to me all the time so when I saw that our home goods had like an entire clearance section of candles for five dollars and under I was stoked. So I sniffed pretty much every single candle on that rack and I found these two and they were such finds. I got this one that's originally $12.99 on clearance for five bucks and to me this just like looks like the desert. I love the kind of clay sandy color that it is, how it has like those terracotta tones in it. I figured this would be a beautiful styling piece to just pop and accent some of my vases. I love the shape of this it's nice and big and substantial so it can hold its own next to a vase. It doesn't look like small or dinky. It looks like an actual like expensive candle that you got at Pottery Barn or Anthropologie or something like that. So this one was such a find and then I also found this little spotted ceramic one. As you can see I'm very drawn to ceramics. I think again it looks handmade. It's a little connection to the earth because it's made out of clay which I really like so it helps to ground your space and make it feel a lot more earthy and natural. So I found this sand and fog candle. This one was originally again $12.99 for five bucks so such a steal. I love the little speckle detail and this is perfect for somewhere like a nightstand to pop next to a smaller base or just be a little accent piece on a shelf or something like that. Okay so I'm kind of wondering if I've done this home goods video in the wrong order because I really do want to show you guys like room reveals of our house but I want each room to kind of feel polished and finished and sometimes it takes me a while to work through that in my head. Sometimes I have to switch furniture around or you know I still have to go through a lot of our boxes with furniture that I haven't even unpacked since North Carolina so I kind of wanted to live in this space for a little while and like mull over the design until I shared it with you but something that I have decided on is that in our main living area I'm going to do that combo of the navy sofa with the cognac color. So I think that combo looks really good together. So when I saw this pillow I knew it would be perfect for our living space and this guy was $39.99 so a little pricey for a pillow but I thought that this was such a statement piece. I loved all the texture and the design on here and kind of the stonewashed patchwork detail. It has again that handmade look to it. I feel like that should be the theme for this video is like just gravitating towards handmade items or things that look handmade. I do think it just adds and infuses that human element into your space. It makes it feel more alive. I don't know I don't know if that's like a good description of why I'm drawn to handmade things but this does have a little tag on it saying that these were handmade and that each one might vary from piece to piece just because the stonewashing occurs differently each time you do it. So I thought that this was a fun piece and worth the splurge and it just helps to solidify the color scheme that I'm going for in our living room which I will later share with you the full scale room and how everything's styled but for now I'll show you that it will look really good on our navy sofa combined with all of our other tan, natural, and organic pillows. So this will be a good one to layer in there with those. All right everyone so that about wraps up this home goods shop with me and haul. I hope you all enjoyed it. If you did please don't forget to give this video a thumbs up. It really does help to support my channel and make sure that you're subscribed because I have a lot of room reveals coming that you don't want to miss so be sure that you hit the notification bell so you're notified when those go live and I just want to thank you all for being here throughout this whole renovation and moving process. It's been a lot but I'm starting to get little glimpses of what like being settled feels like. We're definitely not settled. We're still doing a lot of renovations. We don't have doors on our kitchen cabinets. Things are still in boxes but I'm starting to slowly feel like okay we're here like the settling can happen and I can like breathe. So I want to thank you guys for coming along on the journey with us and we're excited to share more with you. I hope you have a wonderful week and I will see you guys in my next video. Bye!