This Is the Most Popular Decor Item in Your State

It doesn’t matter if you live in a charming, West Village brownstone or Spanish-style villa in California: There are some things every home needs. We’re talking lamps, bowls, and some stylish wall decor to kick your space up a notch. But how you prioritize your home decor may vary by state.

Next Day Blinds recently created a infographic that shares the most-searched design accessory in every state. Want to see which item is big in your state? We’re taking you coast to coast below.

Kicking off our cross-country tour is Alabama’s penchant for poufs.

Alaska is the most northern state, so it makes sense that locals would be invested in their fireplaces.

Kalalou’s cactus coat racks are perfect for Arizona’s warm, dry climate.

Believe it or not, Arkansas has a soft spot for slipcovers.

CB2’s pedestal bowl is perfect place to stow a batch of ripe, California-grown avocados.

Use Poppin’s tray as a desk accessories or to carry a couple cans of Colorado’s best cold craft beer.

Snowe’s nautical chic throw blanket epitomizes New England charm.

Delaware’s about to smell a little sweeter thanks to Byredo’s clean scent.

Heath Ceramics’ millennial pink vase will complement your freshly picked cherry blossoms.

Add some texture to your walls with Lauren Williams’ tapestry.

This may be one of the prettiest diffusers we’ve ever seen.

Bring the tropical spirit into your home with this colorful print.

Mirrors are all the rage in Idaho.

Deborah Velasquez’s print doubles as a conversation starter.

This macrame shelf is just as pretty as it is practical.

Handwoven and knotted in Turkey, this rug brings a slice of wanderlust to Iowa.

Chasing Paper’s peel-and-stick wallpaper makes it easy to spruce up a rental apartment.

Poufs are making a comeback in Kentucky! We love this boho chic option from World Market.

Here’s a mirror that’ll look good from Baton Rouge to New Orlean’s iconic French Quarter.

When it comes to picking out art for your Maine space, brighter is always better.

Maryland proves you can never had enough trays in your life.

Just starting to get your green thumb? Pathos jade is an ideal plant for beginners.

As they say at the University of Michigan, “Go Blue!”

Otherland’s savory Chandelier candle features notes of champagne, saffron, and leather.

Another state, another tray.

Unlike all the states that love trays, Missouri is all about the platter.

Let your walls do the talking with this neon sign.

This linen-lined interior will help keep your gems in mint condition.

Timothy Sue’s wallpaper is giving us some serious groovy vibes.

Decorating your New Hampshire lake house? Magnolia’s hanging planters will not disappoint.

Place this Schoolhouse Electric lamp on your home desk or nightstand.

We can totally imagine whipping up some margaritas at this bar cart.

Turns out, the Big Apple also has a thing for mirrors.

Thanks to its handles, you can easily bring this basket to your local farmer’s market.

Once the temperature rises, this quilt can double as a very stylish wall tapestry.

Rifle Paper Co.’s wallpaper screams “flower power.”

Framebridge can turn your favorite Instagram into a framed Kodak moment.

Rugs are back with a vengeance in Oregon. For a pop of color, add Aelfie’s geometric rug to your space.

Well, we certainly weren’t expecting slipcovers to make another appearance, but here they are.

Yes, even your frames possess smart home qualities in 2018.

Block out that sweet, South Carolina sunshine with some stylish shades.

Sylvain Willenz’s pillows will add some flair to any sofa.

Jack and Coke, anyone?

They say everything’s bigger in Texas—and that’s a-okay with us!

West Elm’s woven bins can fit comfortably underneath your bed.

Artist Kate Roebuck knows how to make a statement.

ICYMI: America loves a good tray!

It’s officially time to retire your mason jars, and Anthropologie’s marble canisters are a chic alternative.

H&M’s leather-trimmed mirror is quite possibly the fairest of them all.

Never underestimate the power of some fun throw pillows.

Rounding out the list is lanterns, which are perfect for an evening stroll through Yellowstone.