This Hidden Section of West Elm Has Home Decor by Local Artists, Starting at $18

West Elm is a great resource for purchasing couches, coffee tables, and other furniture staples, but even if you’re already stocked up on the basics and are looking for some accents like artwork, planters, and trinket dishes to help complete your space, you’re going to want to check out what they have. Our latest obsession is the special section dedicated to products from local artisans—and the pieces are pretty darn cool (and within a budget-friendly price range, too!). See below for some of our favorites.

This modern, boho style print by Minnesota-based artist Ashley Mary would add a healthy dose of color to any space, and you can purchase it either framed or unframed. Bring on the cheer!

Buy: Ashley Mary Framed Print – Dotted Arch, starts at $40

Bud vases are always a happy addition to any bookshelf, window sill, or kitchen table. These, made by Courtney Hamill of Atlanta, come in four gorgeous hues, and you can choose to purchase them individually or stock up on a pack of three.

Buy: Honeycomb Studio Bud Vases, starts at $40

Rep your hometown or favorite vacation spot with one of these city tea towels by Brooklyn artist Claudia Pearson (they’d also make excellent housewarming or goodbye gifts!). How fun are the bright colors and peppy designs?

Buy: Claudia Pearson City Tea Towels, $18

Jazz up your entryway with these simple but stylish wall hooks. We always appreciate anything that’s both cute and super functional, and these hooks by LA designer Eric Trine fit the bill perfectly!

Buy: Amigo Modern Bent Metal Wall Hooks, $18

These gorgeous coasters (cut in Ohio and hand-painted in NYC) are the ideal gift for the hostess who has everything. They’ll jazz up a kitchen table, coffee table, or nightstand in no time.

Buy: Lillian Farag Splatter Coasters – Pink, $38

A good catchall will always save the day and will never go out of style, either. Memphis-based Brit McDaniel of Paper & Clay turns to Scandinavian design when creating her work, and we’re big fans.

Buy: Paper & Clay Oval Catchall, $42

This cutting board, made in both Maine and Brooklyn, is anything but generic. Keep it on display propped on the kitchen counter so that you can appreciate its beauty at all times!

Buy: American Heirloom Cutting Board – Grid, $38

We love the color blocking details on macrame artists, Alexis Oliva, and Yanira Lopez’s plant hangars that have the potential to elevate your indoor garden while also adding in some soothing textures and colors. You can have some fun by picking planters in colors that match the tones on the hangars or keep it simple and opt for white planters.

Buy: Yerbamala Designs Plant Hangers—Slim Colorblock, $55

It’s hard resisting a beautiful throw and this one from designer Hillery Sproatt has an equally beautiful story behind its origins. The Los Angeles-based artists worked with a family-owned knitting mill to translate her Scandinavian-Japanese-inspired celestial art series into keepsake woven pieces.

Buy: Hillery Sproatt Night Sky Throw—Flax, $165