12 Seriously Good Things We’re Buying at H&M Home Right Now

Including the cutest tumblers.
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If H&M Home is an affordable decor destination that’s been chilling under the radar for you, get ready to see those flying money emojis multiply. The cult-favorite clothing behemoth’s lifestyle offshoot is a well-known source among Domino editors when it comes to securing expensive-looking designs that belie their IKEA-low prices. The boldly colored linens, highly rated tabletop gems, and whimsical kids’ products are just scratching the surface of the stockist’s shopping allure. But at the moment, things are looking particularly good on the site’s endless pages. From gauzy linen curtains to citrus-shaped platters, shop the top 12 pieces we’re currently coveting, below. 

Ruffle-Trimmed Cushion Cover

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Ruffle-Trimmed Cushion Cover

$10
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Our favorite ruffled pillow is back in stock in a red-pink or black-white combo. At this price, we’d grab both styles.

Floral Queen Cotton Duvet Cover Set

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Cotton Queen Duvet Cover Set

$55
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Ditsy florals add a little sweetness to these sheets without being childish. We love the hand-drawn quality and soft color palette—it makes them easy for mixing and matching with solids.

Stoneware Soap Dish

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Stoneware Soap Dish

$15
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Add a chunky soap bar to this bubbly dish for your suds to contrast the glossy pink finish and soft rounded edges, or use it as a jewelry catchall on your dresser.

Lounge Chair

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Lounge Chair

$499
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The structured stainless steel frame of this lounger is softened by a boucle seat that very much says “plop down.”

Linen Blend Curtains, 2-Pack

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Linen Blend Curtains, 2-Pack

$55
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These semi-opaque linen and cotton curtains, available in beige or pink, can be hung in multiple ways—rods or tracks are welcome here. They even come with hemming tape included.

Rice Paper Floor Lamp

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Rice Paper Floor Lamp

$80
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This rice paper floor lamp looks like you could have picked it up in a fancy design shop. It takes a normal E26 bulb and throws warm, inviting light from its rice paper shade.

Metal Candlestick

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Metal Candlestick

$25
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We’re fans of a candle sconce, but we don’t discriminate against those that go on the table. This metal one is a little of both. Place it on a shelf or mantel and the thin base will make it look like the oval reflector is floating on the wall.

Small Metal Tray

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Small Metal Tray

$18
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This is just a highly-rated, nice metal tray you can use just about anywhere—entryway table, bathroom vanity, coffee table. Plus, it’s under $20.

Alabaster Toothbrush Mug

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Alabaster Toothbrush Mug

$30
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We’ve clocked alabaster in all sorts of places lately, and this little toothbrush mug is just another example of the material’s moment. It would also be a nice flatware holder for a casual dinner party, or a spot to put corkscrews and other bits on the bar.

Wool Blend Throw

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Wool Blend Throw

$45
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There’s a hot pink version of this extra-soft throw, but we’re partial to the brown hues and alternating stripes in this option.

Lemon Shaped Stoneware Serving Platter

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Lemon Shaped Stoneware Serving Platter

$25
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The fruit-shaped homewares trend feels like it could be near market saturation, but we appreciate the understated cream hue of this citrus-esque platter. It doesn’t shout “I’m a lemon!” from the tabletop, and the lightly curved edges are useful for serving.

Large Terracotta Vase

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Large Terracotta Vase

$90
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File this under our favorite branch vases. This glazed terracotta number is 19 inches tall and will be a good home to even the wiliest appendages of maple leaves or quince blossoms.

Julia Stevens

Contributing Editor

Julia Stevens is a Domino contributing editor. Basically, she’s a professional online shopper. She started at Domino as an intern and spent seven years in the style department curating products for our gift guides, trend roundups, and product reviews and on set styling the beautiful homes we get to share. Off hours, you can find her scouting New York’s newest design shops and restyling her shelves