There are few things less stressful than moving, but the light at the end of the tunnel is that you get to decorate a new space.
I just moved, and I’ve spent countless hours browsing Amazon for pretty rugs, mirrors, coffee tables, and more to make my space feel more special. These items aren’t just pretty, though — most of them are totally functional, too. Some of these items, like the glass coffee table and white accent chair, are ones that I already own. Others are on my wish list or currently sitting in an Amazon truck on their way to me right now.
I narrowed down my list to 15 standout items, including a machine-washable rug, a fun shower curtain, and an elegant bookcase that looks way more expensive than it is. It turns out that you don’t have to spend a lot of money to make your space beautiful — everything I found is under $100.
This rug differs from others I’ve owned because it has a non-slip bottom and is machine washable. It’s the perfect size to dress up a kitchen or small hallway. I had a friend spill red wine on it, and the rug came out of the wash looking brand new. One rev -
iewer, who has a cat who scratches the rug, said that this “doesn’t show her claw marks at all.”
This textured shower curtain is a great addition to my bathroom since it makes one of the more boring rooms in my home a bit more interesting. I have it in white, but it comes in 10 colors. One reviewer, who called themself a “shower curtain connoisseur,” said that it’s “the most beautiful shower curtain” they’ve had.
If you haven’t heard of Ototo, it’s a brand that makes kitchen tools that are just as functional as they are fun. As much as I’m interested in an all-white aesthetic, I can’t help but smile every time I grab a paper towel from the crab-eyed holder. The height is adjustable, so you can even use this to hold an extra roll of toilet paper in your bathroom, if you prefer.
Give your home a refresh this summer. Keep scrolling to shop for more bedroom, bathroom, living room, and kitchen decor from Amazon for under $100.
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