The Kohl’s Decor Finds Designers Say Look Way More Expensive

“Terracotta is having a well-deserved moment, and this linen blend panel is a beautiful way to bring that warmth into a space without a full commitment. The light-filtering quality gives rooms a soft, golden glow that feels incredibly inviting. We'd style these in a dining room or bedroom to add texture and a grounded earthiness that pairs beautifully with natural wood tones and warm whites.” —Stephanie Brown, Principal Designer, Saint Louise Design

“I also love a petite cordless lamp, and this one brings so much texture and interest. This indoor/outdoor lamp offers both a corded charging option and solar charging, which I especially appreciate as we head into patio season. Right now, I’m placing these small-scale cordless lamps on kitchen countertops, as well as in kids’ bedrooms and playrooms where you don’t necessarily want to introduce another corded piece. They bring so much ambience without the hassle of cords.” —Kari Voegele, Lead Designer, Sunday House

“I love these Roman shades; the warm, neutral tone grounds a space without competing with other design elements. One of our favorite tricks is introducing a natural texture like woven or linen-look shades to a room, as it instantly adds depth and warmth that no paint color or furniture piece can replicate on its own. I love recommending cordless shades to clients because they offer such a streamlined look, and at this price point they're incredibly accessible.” —Stephanie Brown

“I love this bowl in the kitchen filled with fruit. For an artful moment, I’ve also been loving placing floral foam or a flower frog inside a bowl of this shape for a simple arrangement of tulips or any preferred blooms. It looks effortless and so chic.” —Kari Voegele

“A unique lamp is one of the easiest ways to add personality to a room, and this designer dupe delivers. The ceramic base has an artisan quality that looks far more expensive than it is, and the tall silhouette makes it ideal for anchoring a console table, sideboard, or reading nook. We always tell clients that lighting is jewelry for a room, and this piece is a perfect example.” —Stephanie Brown

“I don’t think you can have too many small still-life pieces like this one to fill the empty corners of your home. They add so much warmth and character to spaces that might otherwise feel neglected.” —Kari Voegele