20 Threshold Furniture and Decor Pieces That'll Make Your Home Look Classy on the Cheap

Consider these Marble Coasters ($13) the perfect host gift for both a housewarming party and an intimate dinner. Not only are they an easy (and affordable!) way to bring an effortless cool to any room of the house, but they'll also last a lot longer than a bouquet of flowers or a bottle of vino.

Sitting pretty has never looked so good, thanks to the Archdale Wood and Upholstered Accent Chair ($300). The pared-down upholstery will have you feeling like you're lounging on cloud nine — all without compromising your home's style.

Ready to shake up your gallery wall? Pepper Threshold's Framed Floral Sketch Framed Wall Art ($50) throughout your collection of selfies and family photos. Who knows? Your guests might even think you sketched these floral beauties yourself.

Calling all small space dwellers: you need to add Windham Wood Top Kitchen Cart ($245) to your e-cart. This clever find will maximise your counter and cabinet space, plus it can be rolled away when you're done with meal prepping.

Let's be honest, you can never have too many throw pillows in your home. Decked out with a modern pattern and neutral colour palette, this Oblong Modern Stripe Decorative Throw Pillow ($20) will up your couch's cosy factor and pair nicely with the rest of your cushion collection.

Not to sound too dramatic, but a rug can make or break your home's design. This candy-coated Bradley Antique Persian Rug ($129) will go with any thing, plus it almost looks like you bought it at an international bazaar during your last holiday. (In reality? You scored it for under $150 at Target. Don't worry, it can be our little secret.)

Found: a coffee table that bridges the gap between form and function. With a round silhouette and black finish, Haverhill Wood Round Coffee Table ($200) looks decidedly chic. And, thanks to its lower shelf, it has enough room for art books, remotes, or a few piping-hot coffee mugs.

Anyone who wants to spruce up their rental apartment, without jeopardizing their security deposit, will find a lot to like about temporary wallpaper. Threshold's Tropical Palm Peel & Stick Wallpaper ($34) will give your place easy, breezy, and downright beachy vibes year-round.

Whether you want to give yourself a once-over before leaving the house or add a reflective surface that will bounce the light just right, a cute mirror is a must-have in every home. Decked out with a wooden frame and circular shape, it's safe to say Threshold's Classic Wood Round Mirror Natural ($60) is the fairest of them all.

Brighten up your home with Threshold's Vetiver Oak Candle ($5). With notes like sandalwood, mandarin, and vetiver, this is the perfect cosy candle to burn all summer long. (It even has a 20-hour burn time, so this one flame will last you a long time.)

Speaking of bright ideas, Threshold has a bunch of cool lamps worth adding to your cat. Our favourite? The Crosby Schoolhouse Floor Lamp ($70), which you can placee next to your sofa or armchair to create a cosy reading nook. Plus, this lamp's slightly industrial feel will give your home a timeless twist.

Due to an influx of hybrid office schedules, working from home is here to stay. So, why not pick up a new desk? Not only does the Corinna Wood Writing Desk ($200) look great, but it also has two drawers, so you'll have a discreet place to stash your laptop and notebook after hours. All of this for $200? Consider us sold.

As far as I'm concerned, very few things can brighten up your home like a fresh batch of flowers. And, thanks to this Decorative Metal Vase ($25), you can have a vase that looks just as good as the bouquet you place inside.

Repeat after me: Your storage solution doesn't have to be boring. If you need any proof, take a look at this Coiled Rope Basket with Round Handles ($20). This woven basket has plenty of room for books, throw blankets, and important papers. Plus, it'll receive a lot of compliments the next time you have friends over.

Craving a virtual happy hour? You'll love Threshold's Wood & Glass Gold Finish Bar Cart ($150). The brass finish will add a touch of glamour to any space. Plus, the dual shelves offer ample room to stash your bottles, glassware, and bar accoutrements.

Just because your bathroom has a strictly utilitarian purpose doesn't mean it can't look cute. If you want to upgrade your bathroom without blowing your shopping budget, spring for this Dyed Shower Curtain ($20). It's a small (and affordable!) touch that will add a chill vibe to your bathroom.

Calling all bookworms: show off your favourite tomes in style with the Falkland Wood Ladder Bookshelf ($240). But, why stop at books? This pick has larger shelves at the bottom, making it the perfect place to stow travel souvenirs, storage baskets, or a few succulents.

Take your charcuterie board to new heights (literally) with the help of Threshold's Marble Serving Stand ($20). Decked out with a marble-inspired surface and brass legs, this pick will put your brie and gouda front and centre. (Exactly where it should be, to be honest.)

Elevate your next Netflix and chill session with the Warwick TV Stand ($400). Not only can this stand hold televisions up to 69 inches wide, which will come in handy if you don't want to mount your screen, but it also has plenty of storage underneath.(Read: It's a stealth space to stow spare cables or your DVD collection.)

The plant parent phenomenon isn't going out of trend anytime soon, but what are you supposed to do if your home doesn't have the ideal growing conditions? Fake the look with Artificial Fern Arrangement in Pot ($10). This faux plant is super-affordable, plus you won't have to worry about it shriveling up in a few weeks.