The Best New Summer Decor at Target, Starting at $10

It has all the charm of an old-school lantern, only this LED number is rechargeable and features a dimmer, so you can create just the right ambience while you dine alfresco this summer.

When guests are coming over, you don’t have time for a Marie Kondo-caliber tidying festival. Just shove things in baskets and no one’s the wiser…until you have to figure out what you did with the remote. Bonus: Even with the handles, you should be able to pop them into 13-inch cube organizer shelves.

Muted florals can add an artsy, biophilic quality to an otherwise plain outdoor sofa. Save the cabbage roses and chintz for your grandma’s actual country club.

Layering door mats hasn’t gone anywhere, and this blue-and-ivory number is just the preppy-meets-coastal base you need to add dimension (and pattern) to a standard coil mat. And if you really love the look, you can also snag a 5-foot by 7-foot version for $80.

The crisp pleats on the lampshade echo the tenniscore trend; the wicker is classic coastal. By marrying the two, you’ve got a timeless take on one of the year’s hottest trends. Just note that you may need an extension cord if you’re planning on running it farther than the included 5-foot-long cable allows.

Available in tonal green or orange, this rechargeable, Bluetooth-connectable radio features the latest technology to stream Beyonce or Taylor Swift’s latest albums, yet does so with throwback styling that harkens back to the Greatest generation’s jams.

What’s the one thing standing between you and those loose, organic-yet-elevated floral arrangements you see on Pinterest? A few hundred dollars. Or! A flower frog. Use as is or pop into a vase, then slide a few blooms or clippings into each spot in the grid to create an arrangement that rivals the ones you’ve seen. It’s far easier than taping a grid onto the top of a vase—and trying to unstick everything afterward.

Even if you’re hundreds of miles from your nearest lavender fields, you can bring the vibe of the June-July blooming season home with this surprisingly realistic-looking wreath. At 22 inches wide, it’s just the right size to freshen up your front door (without looking puny).

A kiddie pool featuring an of-the-moment color combo—Kelly green and cream—and cabana stripes? Now that’s what we call compromise. (Plus, that pale blue interior will make the water look more crystalline, so you can pretend you’re at a five-star resort while your kids shriek and splash around you.)

We didn’t start the fire…oh wait, we did, because roasting s’mores is so much easier when you’re gathered ‘round this propane-fueled number. (Psst: The cover for it is included.)

As handy as it is to have a propane-powered fire pit, the tank that accompanies it can be an eyesore at best. Leave it to Joanna Gaines’s team to design something modern that won’t dampen your aesthetic—while protecting said tank from the elements.

You might actually remember to water your plants when you have this eye-catching design close at hand. Not much of a gardener? Pop some fresh-cut (Trader Joe’s) flowers in it and use it as a vase.

Basic black outdoor string lights have had their moment. These infuse your space with a little more character, thanks to their sun bonnet-esque rattan hoods. Each 25-foot string features 10 solar-powered lights, bringing a subtle glow to your patio or deck.

OK, OK, nobody trades out their accent chairs with the seasons, but if you’re in the market for something that feels as light and airy as a June breeze but is cozy enough to curl up in year-round, you’ve found it. The wing-style armrests give this seat a more luxe look than its $360 price tag suggests.

If your style skews a bit more boho, don’t scroll past this shower curtain. It has an abstract floral pattern and fun fringe details along the bottom, yet its solid white design keeps things understated. That way it works with just about any bathroom decor (or tile patterns). Plus, the fabric is OEKO-TEX certified, so you can smell your shampoo hat everything shower without concerns of your new curtain emitting any harsh chemicals.