10 Items That Will Almost Definitely Sell out From Target's New Jungalow Home Line

By now, you’ve probably noticed that escapist decor and desert-inspired shades are trending. However, and as much as we love a muted terracotta accent, we have a feeling that it’ll eventually end up in storage, collecting dust with other items from trends past. That’s why we love this luxe-boho pillow. It totally fits the aesthetic, but we don’t have to feel too guilty when we’re over it (and on to organic modernism).

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You know that curved chair we mentioned above? You can get a similar style for just $280. If you love the postmodern look but want something you can actually sit on, this is the perfect piece.

If you’ve found yourself wondering “what’s my aesthetic?” or “what’s the difference between each design style?” (see: home decor quiz), we’re about to fill you in on a little secret: You’re allowed to have more than one style. Meaning, if you love bohemian-style tassels and rattan furniture but hate the patterns and prints, you can infuse some contemporary elegance into your space. Not sure what that looks like? This tasseled brass lamp is the perfect place to start.

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So you’ve decided you want your bedroom to combine Emily in Paris’s sophistication with Mamma Mia's whimsy. Great, now how do you physically bring that style to life? Most designers will tell you to start with the bedding. If you’re looking for a free-spirited-Parisian vibe, opt for a muted monotone bedding with lots of texture like the one above.

Looking for an easy home upgrade? Peel and stick wallpaper. Need to infuse some color into your apartment’s dull walls? Peel and stick wallpaper. It might not be the solution to all of your problems, per se, but when it comes to livening up a space (without pissing off your landlord) — peel and stick wallpaper is your answer.

This little brass sunrise might not seem like much, but this is precisely what designers mean when they say, “it’s all in the details.” Obsessed as you may be with your new Tulip Tete-A-Tete sofa (which is obsession-worthy), the big-ticket items often look awkward and out of place on their own. The only way to achieve that messy-yet-styled Pinterest look is by sprinkling in a few decorative details throughout the space.

Cue Chandler Bing Voice: “Does it *get* any better than this?” Seriously, where else can you find an artisan-style table lamp that looks handmade, vintage-sourced, and one-of-a-kind? AND under $100? Forget rummaging through buckets of crap at Brooklyn Flea; we’re getting this eclectic little statement piece delivered right to our doors. We won’t tell if you don’t.

Andd another major trend of 2021: ‘70s sunset prints. “Retro sunset art has been surging in popularity on Etsy, with searches up 99 percent this year,” says PureWow editor Candace Davison. “The red, orange, yellow and pink color palette warms up a room and provides a soothing focal point when you just need a minute to zone out.” Pair this piece with some rattan furniture, and you’ll be transported back to the days of disco.

Who says the chicness has to be limited to the living room? Blakeney certainly doesn’t, and these hand towels are the definition of having your decor cake and eating it too. Made from 100 percent cotton, these soft terry-cloth towels are as durable as they are adorable.

Last but not least, this velvet stackable pouf. Where do we even begin? It features three tiers with a loop and tie that doubles it into three small poufs or footrests (see: How to Add Extra Seating to Your Living Room), the casters at the bottom make it easy to move from one spot to another, and the warm, contrasting solid hues make this the ideal accessory to bring your boho look together. It’s so brilliantly multifaceted that it’s essentially the Serena Williams of poufs and ottomans.