HomeGoods home decor finds as of June 2024 🤩🤎

Some of my most favorite home decor finds from my last HomeGoods trip!!

🖤 Marble Catch-all Bowl: the color of this bowl was gorg

🖤 Side Tables: love the scallop detail & gentle colors, so pretty for spring

🖤 Entryway Table: not huge on matching furniture, but would be cute if you didn’t get the nightstands too lol

🖤 Coffee Table: the ribbing on the legs of this coffee table ahh, such a nice touch

Abstract Entryway Table: giving CB2 vibes, TOO GOOD

What was your favorite find? Let me know in the comments!!

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2024/6/17 Edited to

... Read moreStepping into HomeGoods always feels like a treasure hunt, especially when I'm on the lookout for pieces that spark joy – what many call 'dopamine decor.' It's all about surrounding yourself with items that bring a smile to your face, reflecting your unique personality and making your home feel truly yours. My recent June trip was no exception, and I'm excited to share more about how I spot these gems and how to style them. So, what exactly is dopamine decor? It's not about following strict trends, but rather about embracing color, unique textures, whimsical shapes, and items that evoke positive emotions. Think playful patterns, vibrant hues, and pieces with character – exactly the kind of unexpected finds HomeGoods is famous for. For me, it's about finding that perfect "scalloped" detail on a table or the satisfying texture of a "marble bowl." To really maximize your HomeGoods hunt for dopamine decor, here are a few personal tips: Go often and with an open mind: HomeGoods inventory changes constantly. What wasn't there yesterday might be your perfect piece today. Don't go with a rigid list; let the store inspire you. This allows you to stumble upon those unique finds like an "abstract entryway table" that just speaks to you. Look for unique textures and materials: Pay attention to pieces that stand out. For instance, the "ribbing on the legs" of a coffee table adds an unexpected tactile element that elevates a simple piece. A "marble catch-all bowl" brings a touch of natural elegance and grounding. Embrace color and playful shapes: Don't shy away from items in hues you love, even if they're bold. Those "green scalloped entryway table" and "pink scalloped side table" pieces I found are perfect examples. They add a whimsical, joyful touch that instantly brightens a room. Even metallic accents, like a "gold clock" or other "metallic decorative pieces" I've seen, can add a pop of glamour and fun. Visualize the piece in your home: Before buying, imagine where it would go and what it would be paired with. Would that "colorful floral pillow" from the OCR look good on an existing chair, or does it need a new home? This helps ensure your 'dopamine' pieces integrate seamlessly. Integrating your dopamine decor finds into your existing space is key. For a "marble catch-all bowl," I love placing it by the door for keys or on a dresser for jewelry, adding a small, colorful decorative item inside to enhance its charm. The "scalloped side tables" are perfect for a bedside table or next to a sofa, perhaps topped with a small "white orchid plant" for a touch of life. An "entryway table," especially one with an interesting shape, can become a focal point. I’d style the "black abstract entryway table" with a minimalist vase or a stack of visually appealing books to let its unique design shine. The "coffee table with ribbed legs" offers a chance to play with textures; try layering a soft throw or a decorative tray with a few unique items. The beauty of dopamine decor from HomeGoods is that you can curate a space that genuinely reflects your personality without breaking the bank. It's about finding those special pieces that make you smile every time you see them, transforming your house into a truly joyful home.

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Ally G

The time I step into Home Goods I spent over $100 on items that I thought were under $15 no most of the small items were $20+… I was like wtf lol so I won’t be stepping into that store again until I’m financially stable & can do it 2x in 1

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BRIANA MARIE

That entry way table I need real bad 😍

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