15 Under-$300 Designer Picks From Drew Barrymore, Nate Berkus, and More

Like the rest of the internet, we can’t get enough of this constantly sold-out reading chair from Barrymore’s Beautiful collection for Walmart. The actress-turned-furniture designer created the coziest bouclé armchair. Pair it with a throw and a contrasting accent pillow like she did in her Small/Cool room!

More than one of our designers added this stylish dog bed to their setups. Sleek and minimalist so that it doesn’t throw off the vibe of your space, this option from Tuft & Needle features a foam base that’s similar to the brand’s signature mattress. Get some inspiration from designer Anita Yokota’s placement of it partially tucked under the bed frame.

Berkus created a bathroom with a “Traditional with a Twist” look, and we’re obsessed with all of the small details he placed in the space — including this gorgeous oyster-shaped bowl. Cast from the shape of a real shell and molded with brass, you can store jewelry or any other small items in this luxe piece.

Our Executive Home Director Danielle designed a maximalist room with tons of vibrant colors and patterns — and we love this natural woodland-printed duvet that she matched to a similar colored wallpaper.

Interior designer Kevin Francis O’Gara’s retreat included this unique, show-stopping side table from Anthropologie. The glazed tiles will instantly capture attention, whether it’s placed inside or outside on your patio.

This chaise is essentially an elevated bean bag, so it’s the perfect addition to a kid’s room — especially because it’ll stand the test of time and be a staple in their space for years to come, as AT founder and CEO Maxwell’s “Room to Grow” space proves.

Who wouldn’t want their space to feel like a luxury vacation? Stylist Natalie Wong’s “Suite Dreams” bedroom has a ton of botanical and vintage-inspired flair, the latter of which was helped along by this stunning lamp from Anthropologie.

This unique vase will add a Grecian elegance to your space. It can be mixed with any design style, as designer Carmen René Smith’s vintage and modern mashup room exemplifies.

Interior decorator and content creator Maitri Mody customized her Small/Cool kitchen with more DIY products like wallpaper and hardware, but renters will be glad to know that adding some personality to your kitchen can be as simple as a piece of colorful cookware, like this do-it-all ceramic pot from Our Place.

When I viewed designer DuVäl Reynolds’ fashion house-inspired space, my eye was drawn to a number of things — the plaid wallpaper, the layered rugs, the beaded chandelier — but my attention kept returning to this statement-making flamingo lamp.

Whether you use it as a stand and storage for your record player and vinyl or a small space-friendly nightstand, this cube is a versatile piece that you can make your own. You can take a page out of designer Hollie Velten-Lattrell’s book and customize the wood by pasting on some printed wallpaper.

You can’t go wrong with this simple, budget-friendly rug — and we especially love the blue option that AT style editor Blair selected for her Small/Cool dorm room. Reviewers confirmed that it really is as soft as it looks, with one even writing that it’s “the softest, most quality piece [they] own.”

The bust trend is still going strong, and if you want to make an even larger statement than a vase, check out this side table from Urban Outfitters. Designer Miles Willis McDermott added two of them to either side of his porch set-up, and when you get a glimpse of the space in person, the bust tables make a major impression.

AT’s Executive Lifestyle Director Charli’s Small/Cool room focused on going vertical, whether that be with art or storage solutions on the walls. One of the latter she selected was this industrial wire basket from mDesign, which is a must-have for a small kitchen or bathroom.

This best-selling entryway rack can hold your shoes or your books and knick-knacks, depending on where you put it. AT Projects Director Megan included this versatile, moveable shelving unit from Open Spaces in her DIY-centered space.