14 Stylish New Walmart Decor Pieces I’m Buying, All Under $100

I am always on the lookout for ways to make our one-bedroom rental apartment feel more luxurious, and for affordable, yet timeless decor we can style one day in our forever home.

This was our very first apartment, and after the costs of moving and deposits, we ended up stocking our space with only the most budget-friendly essentials, and sometimes sacrificing style.

But now that we’re more settled in, the time has come to upgrade the decor in each room—and these finds from Walmart are perfect for curating a more meaningful aesthetic, all for under $100 each.

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I am a big fan of the open shelving look, and have a collection of pastel-tinted glassware and chic cheese knives all begging to be displayed. The gold finish on this two-tiered bar cart makes it feel just as decorative and elevated as the hosting essentials I plan to fill it with.

Plus, the wheels make it a multifunctional piece that can easily bring cocktails and snacks from the kitchen to the living room, or double as an additional side table for guests to put their drinks on when visiting my small apartment.

We have been looking for a compact shoe cabinet to nestle into the narrow area beside our front door for years, and the flip-out compartments and geometric Scandinavian design of this one caught my eye right away.

This find can fit up to 20 pairs of adult shoes, and according to the reviews, others love the natural wood and rattan look and large storage capacity as much as I do.

Just like in my backyard, I’m looking for affordable pieces that bring a luxury Mediterranean feel to every room inside my home, too.

The vintage-style pattern of this area rug reminds me of what you’d see in a museum or manor in Europe, and the muted blue-green and brown tones give a subtle nod to the region’s stunning coastlines. And as a pet parent, the fact this rug is also washable earns it an immediate spot in my living room.

DR.Planzen Artificial Olive Tree

Nothing says “summer in Spain” quite like an olive tree, and those of us who live in cloudy climates and spaces without much natural light can bring the sunny feeling into our homes with a realistic faux version. This one is six feet tall, and has flexible branches that can be shaped and adjusted to make the tree look fuller, and help fill the area you place it in perfectly.

Place your new faux olive tree into the biggest of these two minimalist indoor/outdoor planter pots, and use the smaller one for your favorite houseplant or in a balcony garden. The brushed cement look and curved shape work together to make this a versatile pair, which would seamlessly fit into countless interior and exterior decorating styles from industrial farmhouse to modern organic.

Some of the most effective dining table centerpiece ideas are the simplest, and I plan to use this budget-friendly bunch of faux eucalyptus to make a statement on mine. Although these would work great as greenery arranged with faux florals, I will be opting for the more minimalist look of these stems on their own styled a large vase, allowing the vessel to shine.

This large vase is exactly what I pictured for my dining table, thanks to my favorite Mediterranean aesthetic being showcased through its material and little handles. The warm orange hue of the terracotta will perfectly complement the cooler green tones of the eucalyptus stems, and instantly bring texture, interest, and a more expensive feel to my plain white table.

I’m continuing the theme of green accents throughout my home with this stunning matcha-making set, which has major countertop appeal. The natural speckled look of the glazed finish and sage green color paired with the natural wooden hue of the bamboo bring a sense of warmth and texture, to build an effortlessly Japandi kitchen look.

A full-length floor mirror is an absolute essential for any bedroom, and this arched one has made Walmart’s bestseller list for a reason. Standing at an impressive 71 inches tall, this black framed mirror gives you a full head-to-toe view of your outfits—and renters can prop it up in any corner thanks to its detachable stand, while homeowners can opt to hang the mirror up on a wall.

My home decor Pinterest board is filled with textured art, and I love the way they subtly bring neutral tones to life. This nature-inspired abstract mountain piece is one that would work in any room or hallway of my apartment, and I could stare at the soothing shapes all day. Plus, it comes pre-framed, making it the perfect first piece of canvas artwork to add to my home.

This little table lamp is the perfect piece for lovers of cottagecore and coastal decor alike. Its natural wood base, contemporary shape, and compact size make it the perfect timeless blend of traditional and modern, and it would instantly bring a cozy feeling to a living room or bedroom. At only $18 each, I have a few of these lamps in my cart to create a cohesive look throughout the rooms in my apartment.

Switching to waffle bedding was one of the best decisions I’ve made to keep cool and improve my quality of sleep in my apartment without air conditioning, and I’ve been looking for a similar set for our overnight guests. This highly-reviewed three piece set is loved for its lightweight and soft, snuggly feel— making it the ideal choice for year-round bedding.

I am in love with the sleek, Scandi, minimalist look of this one-drawer nightstand. Having one on either side of my bed would make our sleep space feel much less cluttered, and the contrast of the black metal against the warmer, lighter wood feels very intentional and curated when paired with my other picks, such as the arched mirror and textured canvas.

I have wanted a bouclé accent chair for so long, but could never decide what room to put one in. Thanks to this set of two, I don’t have to pick— and will be setting one of these sculptural-yet-cozy chairs beside my desk in my home office, and one in my bedroom’s getting-ready area next to my makeup organizers.