Friday Five | Five Anthro Inspired Home Decor DUPES

We all know Anthropologie can be pretty pricey. Even when things are on sale I cringe at some of the prices. Thankfully they aren’t the only supplier of all my bohemian, chic, home loving dreams. Yes, thats right. You’ve found a blogger thats home style isn’t Farmhouse. Ha!

I’ve put together a Friday Five – Anthropologie Inspired Home Decor DUPES! That’s right – I’ve searched the inter-webs and put together a little list that could save you BIG MONEY if you’ve been eyeing any of these products! Some of these dupes look almost identical to the what Anthropologie sells while others are simply similar. Let’s get started, shall we?

 #1
Anthropologie: Rivulets Jersey Queen Quilt (Link Here.)
Stein Mart: Lyla Ruffled Luxury Queen Quilt (Link Here.)
Anthro Price: $328.00
DUPE Price: $69.99
Total Savings: $258.01

This looks almost identical to me and I was THRILLED to find this DUPE personally because I have wanted this quilt for what feels like F O R E V E R. Plus I can slap on a Stein Mart 20% OFF coupon and save even more. Whoop!

#2
Anthropologie: Gleaming Primrose Mirror (Link Here.)
Pottery Barn Kids: The Emily & Meritt Cosmic Mirror (Link Here.)
Anthro Price: $448.00
DUPE Price: $249.00 (Currently on sale for $148.99!)
Total Savings: $199.00 (Currently $299.01!)

Okay. So these are clearly different (even in color) BUT if you were just going for the overall look – this DUPE could totally work and save you money!

#3.
Anthropologie: Ilana Matte Bowls, Set of 4 in Creme (Link Here.)
Target: Stoneware Solene Bowls, Set of 4 in Gray/White (Link Here.)
Anthro Price: $56.00
DUPE Price: $24.99
Total Savings: $31.01

I might have squealed when I found this one! If you follow me on Instagram (you can find me here a lot) then you will recall these bowls almost being a midnight impulse buy. I’m so glad I didn’t though because with this dupe I can get a set of 4 for half the price of Anthropologie’s set of 4. Boom-shocka-locka! Also, I love these because they can be used as bowls or plates which saves me space in my kitchen cabinets. Holla!

#4.
Anthropologie: Yukas Sun-bleached Coffee Table (Link Here.)
Wayfair: Etchison Acacia Wood Coffee Tables (Link Here.)
Anthro Price: $2,298.00
DUPE Price: $289.99
Total Savings: $2,008.01

Let me say – I know that the picture quality for the Wayfair coffee table is fuzzy. I spent way too much time trying to fix it until finally, I gave up. *shrugs* But WHO CARES if the picture is a little fuzzy – you can save over $2,000 with this dupe. Are they a little different? Yes. But could it be worth it? Definitely.

#5.
Anthropologie: Taborana Rug (5×8) (Link Here.)
Rugs USA:  Moroccan Trellis Rug (5×7.5) (Link Here.)
Wayfair: Espinosa CreamBeige Area Rug (5.3×7.3) (Link Here)

Anthro Price: $698.00
Rugs USA DUPE Price: $74.68
Total Savings: $623.32

Wayfair DUPE Price: $245.00 (Currently on Sale for $121.24)
Total Savings: $453.00 (Currently with Sale – $576.76)

I listed two dupes on this one because the Rugs USA dupe looks a lot like the Anthropologie one but it’s low-pile. The Wayfair one, however, looks a little different but it is more push like the Anthropologie rug. Whichever one you choose, you’re still saving a pretty penny!

Aren’t some of these finds amazing and equally shocking! I had so much fun putting this list together and I hope you guys enjoyed it. If you liked something on here, you should add it to one of your Pinterest boards! That’s what I do. That way I can find it when I’m ready to redecorate a room or purchase a new rug. And if you think someone you know might like this post, share it with them on Facebook! All of the sharing buttons are below and I be thrilled if you passed my blog along. ❤

Best + Blessings!

Styling Small Spaces | Guest Bathroom | Week 1

Yay! We’re here. It’s week one of my first series on the Whatsoever’s Lovely Blog and today I’m sharing my Guest Bathroom Refresh with you! When it comes to styling small spaces, I consider myself a novice pro. Ha! Basically, I’m really good at trial and error and have 6 1/2 years of “make it work” moments to prove it. *wink*

For the first 5 1/2 years of David and I’s marriage, we were renters. But now that we live in our first “official” home, we have really taken our creative liberties and have had a BLAST decorating and making this place our own. (Note: By “we” I mean – David does all the heavy lifting and projects that require major power tools and I do the easier, prettier things! #MatchMadeInHeaven)

Without further ado, let’s get into our guest bathroom!

Here is what our guest bathroom looked like when we first moved in. Pretty nice, huh? We were unbelievably blessed to buy our condo from close friends with great taste! *wink* So when we moved in, we had a nice, clean, remodeled, blank slate to work with in the majority of our rooms.

As you can see, this room didn’t need much but for us it needed some color. Don’t get me wrong – I LOVE white walls. L O V E them. But I like to decorate with different colors, textures and natural wood and thats exactly what I did in this space.

Today’s Tip on Styling Small Spaces: Don’t over do it. You don’t have to tear out a vanity or repaint the walls to make a big impact when it comes to styling a small space. Keep it simple. Small, thoughtful changes can go a long way! Start by restyling a shelf or switching out the towels in your bathroom. You don’t have to take on a huge project starting out. Just do what works for you (and your budget!)

Next Tuesday I’ll be sharing an even SMALLER space right in the heart of our home. Come back next Tuesday to see what room it is and if you want a closer look at this project, I’ll be sharing some videos on my Instagram stories today. You can follow me here!

Until next time – Best + Blessings!

 

 

Styling Small Spaces | Series Alert!

It’s 2019 and small spaces, tiny homes and minimalism is still on trend and going strong. I wouldn’t consider David and I minimalists but we certainly are intrigued by tiny living and we’ve incorporated a lot of minimalistic ideas into our own 1,200 sq. ft. home. #CondoLife

We bought our first home this past November and it didn’t need much work at all! (Major selling point, indeed!) This gave us the ability to work mostly on making this space our own and within our budget. Which is why I get to share with you my first ever blog series about styling small spaces!

I’ll be sharing how I plan out a room refresh, set a practical budget and use design and color to make small rooms feel bigger and more open (without busting down walls! HA.) I’ll even show you how to freshen up a small space using things you most likely already have in your home, it will simply require a little creativity and imagination.

I am so excited about this series, which is why I couldn’t wait to tell you all about it! Making your home your own and on a budget is something I am super passionate about. I don’t believe for one second that you have to have a pocket full of cash and all new furniture to decorate your home and love it. Don’t believe me? Well follow along and see if I can change your mind. *wink wink* You do believe me? Great! You follow along too and maybe something will catch your eye and spark some creativity in you!

I’ll publish a new “Styling Small Spaces” post every Tuesday for the next 3 weeks! From a closet to a bathroom and from a patio to a pantry, you’re going to see it all and I hope you invite a friend. We all can use some creative inspiration now and then!

Until next time – Best & Blessings!