Hang On, Walmart Just Released Some Very Chic Fall Furniture (All Under $500)

Bouclé chairs aren’t going anywhere in 2025—but the best versions are oversized, sculptural and impossibly cozy, just like this Beautiful by Drew swivel. Upholstered in stain-treated bouclé with a sinuous spring seat and plush foam padding, it has that cocoon-like barrel silhouette designers can’t stop talking about. In fact, former PureWow editor Nicole Frazzini put it to the test and raved: “I am obsessed with this chair… it’s so easy to just curl up and sink into with a good book (or silly TikTok scroll), and it’s got enough support for it to literally have my back.” She added that the setup was “perhaps one of the easiest furniture assembly processes I have ever encountered.” Bonus: It’s available in six trend-right shades (including a dreamy cornflower blue), proving that high-design comfort doesn’t have to come with a $1K-plus price tag.

English-inspired cabinetry is having a moment, and this buffet delivers the look—tempered glass doors, turned wood legs and a warm homestead brown finish that feels straight out of a Nancy Meyers kitchen. Adjustable shelves make it as practical as it is charming, whether you’re storing dishes or displaying cookbooks, and reviewers call it “sturdy,” “high quality” and “absolutely gorgeous.” And while several people mentioned that it takes time to assemble—one said it took their partner about an hour and a half—another opted for Walmart’s $99 professional assembly and said she had “no regrets… feels sturdy, unlike other furniture that is self-assembled.” Either way, at just over $300, it’s a timeless anchor that instantly gives any dining room or entryway that collected, heirloom feel.

This woven-back bar stool is basically the “it chair” of 2025 kitchens—equal parts sculptural and livable. Woven details are everywhere in interiors right now (think: cane and seagrass finishes), and here, the basket-weave faux leather brings that same hand-crafted texture to a high-traffic piece. The solid wood frame also adds weight and warmth, sidestepping the too-rustic modern farmhouse look for something more boutique and layered. Reviewers back it up, calling it “high end” and “super comfortable,” with one writing, “These stools are the perfect height, color, and comfort level. I could sit on these for hours!” At 29 inches tall, it slips neatly under most islands, and if you’re outfitting a full breakfast bar, it’s also sold in a set of two for $500.

ICYMI, slipcovered furniture is having a major moment, and this piece—designed in collaboration with HGTV’s Dave and Jenny Marrs—nails the trend with its crisp lines and creamy fabric. The slipcover is made from a durable, easy-to-clean fabric that feels soft to the touch, and when life gets messy (hello, red wine spills or pet hair), the slipcover is easy to remove and toss in the wash. The cushions are also made with a pocket coil seat and a fiber back, offering just the right balance of support and softness. Take it from one Walmart reviewer who raves: “The structure is very sturdy and high-quality…The cushions fluff up amazingly and the washed cotton slipcover is super soft to the touch and comes off easy for washing! Perfect couch to also sleep on if needed for a guest overnight.” That said, it’s also worth mentioning a second reviewer’s warning: “The seat is firmer than I would’ve liked [at first] but softens up over time. Still, I love that it is a bench-style seat, so cushions are not sliding around everywhere. It stays in place, and no one is stuck in a crack between cushions.”

The marshmallow-inspired bed trend may be on its way out, but this platform frame shows how rounded edges can still feel sleek and modern. Available in sand, ivory and grey, it pairs a low-profile silhouette with a fully upholstered headboard and hidden feet that make it look far pricier than its under-$250 tag. One shopper called it “absolutely beautiful,” adding, “soft all around, no hard edges and lower to the ground so my son could easily get in and out.” With sturdy wood construction, no box spring required and sizes from twin to king, it’s an easy way to get a tailored, design-forward look without splurging on a boutique brand.

Spindle legs are back—and not in the dated, country-cottage way you might remember. Designers are leaning into carved wood details that feel charming yet refined, and this nightstand nails the look. Available in crisp white or homestead brown, it pairs vintage-inspired spindles with a clean-lined drawer and built-in USB ports that make it as functional as it is stylish. One reviewer summed it up best: “These nightstands are shockingly good. If I had purchased these in a mid-scale furniture store, they would have been at least $350–$400 each.” Indeed, at under $160, it’s the kind of piece that makes your bedroom feel layered and current, with just the right amount of detail to stand out.

One Walmart reviewer didn’t mince words: “We looked at an exact replica of this table at a furniture store for over $1,800 and I was shocked to see it for so much less on Walmart.” That’s the appeal here—the table nails the sculptural, fluted-base look designers can’t get enough of in 2025, but for a fraction of the price. Better yet, the 47.5-inch round top expands to a generous 65.5 inches with a hidden leaf, so you can keep it intimate for weeknight dinners and stretch it out for holidays. And while the walnut finish leans rich and moody, the black reads modern—and the natural pine brings out that airy Scandinavian vibe. 

Again, this clean-lined coffee table is softened by reeded doors and brass pulls—details that make it look far more designer than its $200 price tag. Reviewers rave about its versatility, with one calling it “a beautiful accent piece that adds so much character without taking up much space.” Available in multiple finishes (from light oak to black), it’s just as practical as it is pretty, with adjustable interior shelves and a compact footprint that works in an entryway, dining room or even as a bar cabinet. Yes, assembly takes some patience, but the payoff is a piece that nails the quiet luxury look without blowing your budget.

When it comes to essential storage pieces, this bench is a must-have for all of your seasonal items. (Just lift the seat to reveal a spacious compartment where you can effortlessly tuck away blankets, pillows or summer jackets.) Comfort is also a top priority, where it’s designed with Dacron and high-density foam padding that has just enough support for when you’re sitting down to put on shoes or enjoying a quiet moment with a book. And of course, the bench is upholstered in classic boucle fabric, which is right on trend and adds a layer of sophistication to any space. “I absolutely love the storage bench. I have about five large fleece blankets stored inside the bench, and I can probably fit about two additional thin blankets. The design is clean, and it's also comfy to sit on,” one happy shopper writes.

Vintage-inspired office chairs are everywhere right now, and this Pioneer Woman design nails the look with its carved wood trim and bold turquoise faux-leather seat. Unlike the sterile mesh styles we’re all used to, it feels like furniture you’d actually want in your home. And according to one reviewer, it’s “simply gorgeous…very well made and so comfortable for both of us (almost a foot height difference, too).” With adjustable height, tilt controls and smooth-rolling casters, it’s proof that a desk chair can be both ergonomic and design-forward.