Shoot for the Stars With These Starry Decor Finds

With the Fourth of July right around the corner, we’re seeing stars and stripes. While American flag decor can veer into cheesy territory, star patterns offer a subtler spin on the ol’ red, white, and blue. When done correctly, this style actually works all year round. Curious how you can integrate star decor into your home? We found some options that are are anything but kitschy.

There are so many ways you can utilize wallpaper—use it to spice up any room in your home, or even get a bit crafty and line your medicine cabinet or bookshelf with a fun print. The possibilities are endless, and this design is as fun as it gets. If the dark blue color is a bit too bold for your liking, it also comes in more subtle shades of cream and pink.

Who can resist this sweet $6 planter? Say farewell to plastic pots and give your plants an even happier home. At this price, you can grab a few of these and set up a little plant display on your windowsill.

This pillow definitely falls in the luxury category, but it’s a good place to derive some inspiration. In a fun twist, the blue color provides a nod to the upcoming holiday without being too over the top. The gold accents keep the piece from feeling too season-specific; it would work just as well in the summer as it would during the winter holidays.

Shine bright! This glittery star garland is bound to please all year long but looks extra special on the 4th. It’s meant for a child’s room, but we wouldn’t mind hanging it above a bed or fireplace for a touch of whimsy. Pair it with a more grown-up design scheme to balance out the dreamy effect.

Whether you opt for a washcloth, hand towel, bath towel, or an entire set, you’re sure to love the pop of color these star towels bring to any bathroom. And who says you have to keep them inside? The larger towels can definitely double as beach towels during the summer months.

All that glitters is gold, of course! Group a few of these candleholders on the mantle or dining table for added sparkle all year round. Even if you don’t want to use it as a candleholder, it’ll make a great piece of decor for your coffee table or bookshelf.

This patterned rug really is the star of the show. While it’s definitely on the bold side, consider placing it in a kids room or playroom to amp up the dreamy charm, or a mudroom or basement to add some pizzazz to what can be a commonly neglected space.