These 10 Amazon Finds Will Fool You into Thinking You Shopped in Europe

I snagged a sketch that looks just like this at the Vanves flea market last April, and I have it on a shelf in my bathroom. With this find, though, you don’t have to travel to Europe — or pay extra to have your artwork framed — to get the same look. It’s a steal at $17.

The arched ornate mirror silhouette has become synonymous with old-world style. Will you see a piece like this in other people’s homes? Sure. But that’s because this mirror has now essentially become a classic. I love them over fireplaces, but they’re great paired with console tables and large dressers, too.

Little dishes are the best catchalls for change, keys, jewelry, earbuds — you name it! This design has Euro-inspired flourishes and gorgeous gold finish. I could also see one being used as a soap dish in a powder room.

There’s something so elegant and calming about a neutral upholstered headboard paired with cozy white bedding, classic marbles, parquet wood, and the like — all hallmarks of classic European style. This headboard isn’t cheap, but it’s a quality brand, Creative Co-Op, and it’s definitely giving pretty pied-à-terre.

Everyone should have a pair or trio of candleholders in their decorating arsenal. They’re great for fireplaces, dining room tables, and coffee tables, and these feel older than they are, thanks to their finish and rustic silhouettes.

I have this ottoman in tan, and it’s truly a bedroom storage savior. Mine is packed with sweatshirts but you’d never know it, thanks to its stylish pill shape and super-cute fringe detailing. It feels very Rococo IMO, and you could absolutely use one in an entry or living room as well.

This trio of books is the easiest-ever way to style out a coffee table. Just buy a pack, stack ‘em up, and top it with a decorative object. Then you’re good to go. You can do the same thing on just about any hard surface.

Candle sconces add so much ambiance and drama to walls. I’d use this pair to flank a piece of statement art. They’re a wonderful alternative to hard-wired lights.

Yes, you can buy a faux mantel on Amazon, and this one really looks like an antique. It’s certainly not cheap, but shipping is just $20, and it comes in three different finishes. From that perspective, it feels like a deal.

This semi-recessed fixture also looks like a European flea score. It’s definitely a better alternative than the boob light in your entryway or bedroom, and the price is right at under $40.