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Who would’ve thought that Amazon has some beautiful home decor and it’s affordable?
As we’ve all grown more comfortable spending time at home in the last few years, it’s essential to have a home we feel happy in! I recently moved into a flat and have been looking for ways to decorate slowly. Here are some affordable and funky Amazon home decor finds and, better yet, it’s all under £15! Let’s make our homes exciting and FUN!
1. An Irregular-Shaped Mirror!
Why have a simple square or rectangle-shaped mirror when you could have something like this? It’s adorable and fun and adds a little flare to your bathroom or vanity.
SHOP HERE – £9.95
2. Groovy Coaster Set
Coasters are a must-have to avoid stains but why make them boring? Check out these funky patterns to spice up keepin’ it clean.
3. Retro Cocktail Posters
Posters are such an easy way to brighten up a room and make your space feel more personal. These prints would be great on walls, or just on your desk! Liven up your space with something bright and fun.
4. Middle Finger Candle
I’m a sucker for candles – especially funky ones like these. This would also make a perfect housewarming gift for someone with this sense of humour!
5. Yet Another Funky Mirror
Can you tell I’m obsessed with mirrors? Here’s another great mirror recommendation to keep things fun and fresh. I’ve even seen people DIY these out of a plain mirror! Other colours are available at various prices.
6. Surprised Mushroom Plushies
Anything mushroom themed has my heart. How could you not be obsessed with these little guys? These would make great decor for a sofa or chair – and they’d make your guests laugh!
7. Rainbow Doormat
Add some bright and cheery vibes before people even walk through the door! Doormats can be so boring – don’t let yours be!
8. Cactus Ring Holder
Rings are so hard to keep track of – I feel like I’m constantly losing mine! Ring holders are such a cute decor moment, why not make it something fun like this? It could also be a great place to store keys!
9. Cactus Neon Light
Maybe we’re on a little cactus hype at the moment – but why not? Neon signs are such a cute addition to a home – swap out your bedside lamp with something fun like this!
10. Hanging Legs Artificial Plant Pot
I’ve been seeing these everywhere recently and I’m obsessed – how could you not be? Just a cute little plant that sits on your shelf. It’s so fun and lighthearted, adding a lovely touch to your space.
11. Artificial Hanging Vines
Maybe this is a little overdone, but hanging vines are such a fun piece of decor to add to your home. They’d be perfect hanging behind your bed and could even be used for other events!
12. LED Lights
Okay, so maybe LED lights have become basic – but who cares! They are such a cool addition to your space and can be put pretty much anywhere! I usually have some either around my bed or behind my TV.
13. Toothbrush Holders
You can’t tell me these toothbrush holders aren’t the cutest things you’ve ever seen? With an easy suction-cup hanging method, they’re perfect for your bathroom.
14. Frog Insence Holder
Perfect for insence lovers, this little ceramic frog chilling in a lilypad is the most adorable thing ever. Looking for fun ways to start using insence? This is it.
15. Cow Print Pillow
Did somebody say funky pillows? Yes please! Fun pillows like this one are a great way to liven up your sofa. Cow print has been all the rage recently – why not hop on the trend?
And that’s a wrap on home decor!
Have we inspired you to start focusing on your home decor?
What’s your favourite piece of decor you own?
Let us know below!
with love,
becky
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